Yeah, I'm watching the news now. I guess it's like the 2nd, maybe 3rd company going forward with the auction. It was reported internet trolls were responsible for the million dollar bids, but I guess there's a legit bid at $485,000.
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Yeah, I'm watching the news now. I guess it's like the 2nd, maybe 3rd company going forward with the auction. It was reported internet trolls were responsible for the million dollar bids, but I guess there's a legit bid at $485,000.
He's eventually gonna make some money off of the gun.I wonder how much of a cut would the auction house take.Yeah, I'm watching the news now. I guess it's like the 2nd, maybe 3rd company going forward with the auction. It was reported internet trolls were responsible for the million dollar bids, but I guess there's a legit bid at $485,000.
He's eventually gonna make some money off of the gun.I wonder how much of a cut would the auction house take.
I was wondering the same thing.
Borg did you catch my review of Civil War?Someone needs to buy it and shoot Zimmerman
J/O?.....so they used the low paid laborers as pawns?
J/o = jerk blah blah
Sure why not. They toutted it as if they were champions of the lower income and got much public approval. Allot of people felt that it would hurt them... more money = less jobs and hirer costs for the actual products. Now it definitely hurst smaller businesses but i think big business supported this behind the scenes who knows maybe they were actually behind it all. To them it might be an opportunity to cut costs... less people more machines = less people actually getting paid.
Rite aid near me doesnt have any cashiers at allm strictly kiosks and a few workers to help with odds and ends or difficulty at the kiosk
I figured that was what you meant by j/o lol.Wow,Rite Aide..the ones here have not gone that route yet....and they seem to be making the stores bigger and bigger each time they open a new one.The supermarket that I mostly go to has had a few of the check out kiosks for a few years now and at first I did not use them there but I do now.J/o = jerk blah blah
Sure why not. They toutted it as if they were champions of the lower income and got much public approval. Allot of people felt that it would hurt them... more money = less jobs and hirer costs for the actual products. Now it definitely hurst smaller businesses but i think big business supported this behind the scenes who knows maybe they were actually behind it all. To them it might be an opportunity to cut costs... less people more machines = less people actually getting paid.
Rite aid near me doesnt have any cashiers at allm strictly kiosks and a few workers to help with odds and ends or difficulty at the kiosk
Yea, the other person I know that saw both, said Captain America was much better.Borg did you catch my review of Civil War?
Funny, I told that other guy when I first saw him that when watching the movie, I was in a chair that shakes and when War Machine fell and broke his legs. It shook and did this to me. He was 'no way, I don't believe it'. I told him I was joking.
Not sure If I mentioned it in the other thread but found out it's my Tibia bone(front) that's broke.
Not sure If I mentioned it in the other thread but found out it's my Tibia bone(front) that's broke.
I meant to bring this up in the other thread but the movie theater we went to to watch Civil War had brand new reclining seats.Those things were awesome,they were leather and reclined with the push of a button on the side of the armrest.I was in an almost horizontal position and there was still plenty of room for someone to walk past in front of me.
