Well, it almost feels like some kind of statement, like those responsible may come out like “heed our first blast cuz the next one won’t come with a warning” or shit.
Or some lead may surface... “I thought it was peculiar they was asking about used RVs and also dynamite” or something.
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With that said, I hope nothing worse becomes of this, and certainly hope it doesn’t become something we have to discuss on then pols bored...
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So the Nashville bomber apparently died in the blast?
I haven’t found an article to confirm, but considering a lack of the use of the term “terrorism,” we can prob conclude the suspect was white.
I haven’t found an article to confirm, but considering a lack of the use of the term “terrorism,” we can prob conclude the suspect was white.
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Old white guy with no family, brother and dad died this year. The whole thing is odd.
Or it was direct energy weapons. Laserrrsss! Thats for lobrus walster.
Or it was direct energy weapons. Laserrrsss! Thats for lobrus walster.
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There was also an RV somewhere else in Tennesee today that was announcing to evacuate over a loudspeaker. Bomb squad searched the vehicle and found nothing of interest. There are a lot of unanswered questions yet....most we'll never know the answers too... sort of like the las vegas deal.
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I heard he used Hunter Biden’s laptop...
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Live blogging Mrs 99s drive back to Kentucky. She insisted on driving. Currently maxed out at 60mph on I 70 50 miles west of shitho... err Columbia
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She's spent the last hour trying to figure out the cruise control, mostly just turning on the windshield wipers.
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Drive safe!
Trying to remember places on that stretch but it’s been a while.
If I were you I’d try not to stop til you cross the Mississippi.
Trying to remember places on that stretch but it’s been a while.
If I were you I’d try not to stop til you cross the Mississippi.
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She's driving 60mph in the passing lane. People are pissed. I'm playing with my phone
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Hyundai accent just passed us on the right. I just smiled at em
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Give the next trucker an arm pump and see if they return a honk
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I can’t believe how many guest’s credit cards have randomly declined today.
You’d think that if you were enduring financial hard times, you’d refrain from going on leisure vacations to expensive resort destinations, yet here we are.
#Merica
You’d think that if you were enduring financial hard times, you’d refrain from going on leisure vacations to expensive resort destinations, yet here we are.
#Merica
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Privacy laws for the win!
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Somewhat complicated/complex dilemma.
Bought a pair of shoes through Grailed (an intermediary) and paid a lot of money for them.
Grailed "authenticated" the shoes through photos the seller provided to them.
I would NOT have purchased the shoes had Grailed not authenticated them and had a policy in which if they were not authentic - I would get my money back.
I got the shoes.
I know a few "tells" and ways to figure out if the shoes are/were authentic - or not.
I used the methods I know including using a black (UV) light to check the stitching on the outside, removing the insoles and checking the stitching inside, looking for typical Nike labeling inside the shoes, etc., etc., etc.
I had a "professional" authenticator look at them and they said - great "knockoffs" (the best they have seen) but the shoes are not authentic.
I even took the shoes to a Nike Store and had them scan the barcode to see where the shoes were sold. Well, the bar-code didn't register.
I spent a lot of time and effort explaining all of this to Grailed. I provided photos of the differences between authentic and "fake" Jordan 5 "Off Whites" and told them they can call the "authenticator" AND the Nike store and speak with the reps who assisted me and that they would attest to what I have said.
Grailed basically told me - too bad and to get fucked. I was PISSED!
I then had to file a claim through PayPal - and PayPal settled in MY favor. Thankfully so and I was refunded my money.
All that being said, throughout the entire process I exchanged MANY messages with the seller.
He and I were 100% cool.
He felt bad and the crazy thing is he purchased the shoes through a different intermediary (StockX) who had authenticated the shoes - when he bought them.
So basically it was StockX who screwed him and Grailed who screwed me.
I told PayPal that the seller should in no way be held liable for this because he in no way tried to scam me and that in MY case they needed to go after Grailed because they authenticated FAKE shoes that they "guaranteed" me on. I told the seller I am happy to help him go after BOTH Grailed and StockX for authenticating shoes that were not authentic - and his being out the money because of it.
Upshot.... I still have the shoes in my possession. PayPal said I do NOT have to return the shoes to the seller. I'm a little confused about why but so be it.
Well, now I feel bad. I am led to believe the seller is out the money and I know he is not in possession of the shoes.
Of course I feel morally I should send the shoes back to the seller but the seller has not been in touch with me and to be blunt, I am so freaking feed up and tired of the entire fiasco that I really don't feel like making an effort beyond what he would tell me he would like for me to do.
So.....
A. Do I continue to just hold on to the shoes and wait for him to contact me?
B. If/when he does contact me, tell him I will happily send the shoes back to him?
C. If/when he does contact me, tell him PayPal told me I don't have to send the shoes back to him, that he needs to take it up with PayPal, Grailed, (and maybe even StockX) and to please stop contacting me?
D. Lie to him and tell him I don't have the shoes anymore and there is nothing more for him to contact me regarding?
E. 100% Ignore him if he does contact me?
F. Any combination/s of the above?
G. None of the above and do (or don't do) something else?
Bought a pair of shoes through Grailed (an intermediary) and paid a lot of money for them.
Grailed "authenticated" the shoes through photos the seller provided to them.
I would NOT have purchased the shoes had Grailed not authenticated them and had a policy in which if they were not authentic - I would get my money back.
I got the shoes.
I know a few "tells" and ways to figure out if the shoes are/were authentic - or not.
I used the methods I know including using a black (UV) light to check the stitching on the outside, removing the insoles and checking the stitching inside, looking for typical Nike labeling inside the shoes, etc., etc., etc.
I had a "professional" authenticator look at them and they said - great "knockoffs" (the best they have seen) but the shoes are not authentic.
I even took the shoes to a Nike Store and had them scan the barcode to see where the shoes were sold. Well, the bar-code didn't register.
I spent a lot of time and effort explaining all of this to Grailed. I provided photos of the differences between authentic and "fake" Jordan 5 "Off Whites" and told them they can call the "authenticator" AND the Nike store and speak with the reps who assisted me and that they would attest to what I have said.
Grailed basically told me - too bad and to get fucked. I was PISSED!
I then had to file a claim through PayPal - and PayPal settled in MY favor. Thankfully so and I was refunded my money.
All that being said, throughout the entire process I exchanged MANY messages with the seller.
He and I were 100% cool.
He felt bad and the crazy thing is he purchased the shoes through a different intermediary (StockX) who had authenticated the shoes - when he bought them.
So basically it was StockX who screwed him and Grailed who screwed me.
I told PayPal that the seller should in no way be held liable for this because he in no way tried to scam me and that in MY case they needed to go after Grailed because they authenticated FAKE shoes that they "guaranteed" me on. I told the seller I am happy to help him go after BOTH Grailed and StockX for authenticating shoes that were not authentic - and his being out the money because of it.
Upshot.... I still have the shoes in my possession. PayPal said I do NOT have to return the shoes to the seller. I'm a little confused about why but so be it.
Well, now I feel bad. I am led to believe the seller is out the money and I know he is not in possession of the shoes.
Of course I feel morally I should send the shoes back to the seller but the seller has not been in touch with me and to be blunt, I am so freaking feed up and tired of the entire fiasco that I really don't feel like making an effort beyond what he would tell me he would like for me to do.
So.....
A. Do I continue to just hold on to the shoes and wait for him to contact me?
B. If/when he does contact me, tell him I will happily send the shoes back to him?
C. If/when he does contact me, tell him PayPal told me I don't have to send the shoes back to him, that he needs to take it up with PayPal, Grailed, (and maybe even StockX) and to please stop contacting me?
D. Lie to him and tell him I don't have the shoes anymore and there is nothing more for him to contact me regarding?
E. 100% Ignore him if he does contact me?
F. Any combination/s of the above?
G. None of the above and do (or don't do) something else?
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I don't have your shoe fetish Gutter, but I would contact the seller to see if he wants the shoes back.
Although, he may try to sell them to someone else.
Although, he may try to sell them to someone else.
Defense. Rebounds.