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Originally posted by @very-rustyUnless the "stick" was actually a cake.
Even a Canadian baker would never put icing on a hockey stick! 😉
22 Nov 17
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Originally posted by @great-big-steesGood Point, now of course there would have to be a hockey player holding the stick of course. A hockey stick alone would not stick right with me.
Unless the "stick" was actually a cake.
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23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @torunnsounds like a plan but will we stick with it?
Let's try something else.
23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @great-big-steesNow that we are outside the box, it's perhaps easier - no borders, open spaces, open minds. Might work.
sounds like a plan but will we stick with it?
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23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @torunnOK here goes then.
Now that we are outside the box, it's perhaps easier - no borders, open spaces, open minds. Might work.
What's with Black Friday? How 'bout we just stick with Boxing Day instead of having two "similar" days?
23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @great-big-steesWhat are the similarities? (One who never asked before 🙂 )
OK here goes then.
What's with Black Friday? How 'bout we just stick with Boxing Day instead of having two "similar" days?
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23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @torunn"BIG" (supposedly) savings on purchases, that usually last for, like a week, before in both instances. But if ya stick to the "Do I really need this or that?" credo they are non issues I guess.
What are the similarities? (One who never asked before 🙂 )
23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @great-big-steesI understand, it's all about spending and saving.
"BIG" (supposedly) savings on purchases, that usually last for, like a week, before in both instances. But if ya stick to the "Do I really need this or that?" credo they are non issues I guess.
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23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @torunnWell for the firms participating it's all about selling. If they can afford to sell at 50-80% off the regular prices are outrageous and they, the firms are normally just "sticking it to us". 😲😉
I understand, it's all about spending and saving.
23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @great-big-steesI stick to regular prices usually to avoid silly purchases - gives me more time to think things over.
Well for the firms participating it's all about selling. If they can afford to sell at 50-80% off the regular prices are outrageous and they, the firms are normally just "sticking it to us". 😲😉
23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @torunnYou mean there are price tags on stuff? I just never noticed them stuck there. 😉
I stick to regular prices usually to avoid silly purchases - gives me more time to think things over.
23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @very-rusty🙂 I have to economize - pensions must sustain what I believe is important: a comfortable life as much as is possible, trips and generosity to family and friends. I stick to my philosophy: what goes around comes around, be good and do good.
You mean there are price tags on stuff? I just never noticed them stuck there. 😉
23 Nov 17
Originally posted by @torunnI am very good to many people just don't make it public, of course I do know many have budgets and live pay to pay. Probably a bad joke on my part about price tags. My apology to those of you struggling to make ends meet. I grew up poor, sometimes I forget where I came from.
🙂 I have to economize - pensions must sustain what I believe is important: a comfortable life as much as is possible, trips and generosity to family and friends. I stick to my philosophy: what goes around comes around, be good and do good.