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My guess is someone thought you put them out for bulk trash pickup. So they did you a favor. π
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I know, and I was just attempting to clarify so no one thinks they can use the flat rate when no ammo shipping is actually available at the USPS . π
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Last I saw, it's illegal to ship ammo via the USPS. Only options are UPS or Fedex. Domestically Prohibited Items These items may not be sent in U.S. mail: Air Bags Ammunition Explosives Gasoline Marijuana (medical or otherwise)
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Sorry, but I can't understand the logic is this last reply. If the other stations are sold out, where is everyone going to buy their gas & what will they pay for it??? Ans: From the guy who conserved his supply and is the only one that has gas for sale at the price HE dictates. As a result he makes an outlandish profit on every gallon he sells until he too runs out.
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You just made my point. They can't pay higher prices for trucks if no one has them. And when someone does have a truck to sell, that seller get to dictate how much it will sell for. This guy is doing just that with the gas he ALREADY has in his underground tanks - that same gas that people can't buy elsewhere & wouldl like to have in their car's gas tank. BTW, you might have missed this in my last reply because I edited it while you were replying: I'm guessing the seller is also trying to conserve his supply by maintaining a higher than normal price. Gas has extremely low margins, so if he's making a real killing per gallon, he doesn't need to sell as many gals. to make the same profit as if his prices were in the mainstream.
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Free market econimics work only when there is enough supply to meet the demand for a particular product. I'm guessing the seller is also trying to conserve his supply by maintaining a higher than normal price. Gas has extremely low margins, so if he's making a real killing per gallon, he doesn't need to sell as many gals. to make the same profit as if his prices were in the mainstream.
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How do you know she is not American??
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Unless I'm missing something, it could be as short as one year, no?
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Pray for me, my wife is already with god.
trophyseeker replied to muledeerarea33?'s topic in Prayer Requests
My sincere condolences to you & your family. RIP Kristin. -
Could be Pleasant, as well.
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They're shad. Probably gizzard since they appear a bit too large for threadfin.
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That's a nice bear. No fish pix???
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Geeez, just cook it & eat what you can. Then strip all the rest of the meat off & freeze in meal-size packs for two people. If you put it in decent Zip-loc bags, just submersing in boiling water is enough to heat it. Or just defrost & eat it cold in a sandwich w/cranberrry sauce & mayo. Also, with the scraps, which you will have a lot of them, make a turkey salad for sandwiches. You can freeze it, too. Lots of future meals in that bird. π
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That movie was mentioned in both the articles from Bill & Tony in that thread I linked to.
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Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but that seems to be the major difference -- access, i.e. shooting within the park's boundaries.
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This was a super thread on the history of AZ bison herds with insights from the old timers -- Bill Quimby & Tony Mandile. A Bit of History - Buffalo Hunting
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That's super looking for someone with a ceative touch.
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I get this same page in my browser.
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Of course. I would too.
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Okay, makes more sense now. Sounds like they won't fix it because it costs more than the truck is worth. So instead, they will give you $2000 under the comprehensive coverage, which covers vandalism, and take the totaled truck. Or you can pay for it yourself and keep the truck.
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Platinum, palladium and rhodium. A gram of platinum is worth about $40, BUT...a single troy ounce, which is slightly heavier than a regular ounce, of rhodium cost around $27,000 last week β more than a brand-new Toyota Prius. Thatβs up from $1,700 three years ago.
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The cats have rare metals in them that can be salvaged.
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I'm still a bit confused. Vandalism comes under comprehensive coverage, not liability. So it sounds like you might have the comprehensive coverage but the insurance company will pay you only $2000 and take the 'totaled' truck if you choose that route. Or you have only liability coverage, thus vandalism isn't covered & they won't pay you a thing. Which is correct?
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Gulp! π² Do you really have a $2000 deductible on comprehensive coverage?