Queasy_Recover5164
This vest was made for my father-in-law in 1945 out of a pair of corduroy pants his father wore during the Great Depression (1930s). It’s been a favorite for my kids. The fabric is almost 100 years old.Queasy_Recover5164 t1_iy563uf wrote
Reply to comment by Revampted in Canadian brand No Name locking prices despite inflation by LuxAlpha
Maybe that's what we in the Common Wealth have in common.
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Reply to comment by TossMeAwayToTheMount in Canadian brand No Name locking prices despite inflation by LuxAlpha
Exactly the same thing happened here in New Zealand. Massive investigation, recommendations to breakup our grocery duopoly, force the sale of stores, separate wholesale distribution, etc.
Suddenly everyone one “price locked” and the scrutiny went away.
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Reply to This Winter Oreo had so little cream the top half fell off when I pulled it from the box. by savage86lunacy
That’s what me wife things all Oreos are like. Reality, I just lick most the stuffing off before she gets to them.
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Reply to Buy books or borrow from library? by ladyluckyy777
I buy non-fiction books that are in my field of work. Partly to re-read and reference, but also to loan out to others. I stopped buying fiction years ago when I got a Kindle. I don’t really feel the need to show off a massive library.