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Thanks! M2s/FBs

I would think the post office would have a map of these so called 'driver release areas'. At the very least, so we're not charged for signature required when it isn't going to be requested.

I must be missing something. You're saying this might be an unsuccessful tampering of a 9.9?

Why do people have more than one account? I've seen others say they have more than one account also. I only have one ... should I have another? (Am I doing something wrong?)

Some people - If it's beneficial to do the wrong thing, they'll do the wrong thing. Others - If it's beneficial to do the wrong thing, they'll do the right thing anyway.

Yeah, I've seen refs tell them to wipe some off before entering the ring a couple of times. If it helps to slip punches, I'm kind of wondering why it's allowed at all.

What's the do anyways? I see MMA fighters get 'vaselined' before entering the ring and always wondered why.

Agreed. I don't understand why the seller is acting this way.

i can't add any books to my watch list.

why 'bricks'?

Just curious... When 252 came out, were people like "Where did this suit come from?"

Maybe being a 12 issue LS is a contributing factor to any controversy?

Maybe. I think of an origin story to be something like this , "Let me tell you how I got my powers. I was just walking down the street a while back..." IOW - something that happened in the 'past'.

Aren't both stories told 'in the present'? IOW, as they're happening.

I feel like origin stories are kind of different. It's a story concerning something that happened in the past.

I can't speak for the carriers warehouses, but I do have some experience dealing with carriers/drivers. I deal with shipping/receiving all 3 major carriers (USPS /UPS / FedEx) on a daily basis at my work. When I'm giving them dozens of boxes to deliver, they'll put them on the truck with the label up. I've never asked them why...I'll make a point to ask Monday. When they're delivering, and are having trouble finding a box (they know how many boxes are to be delivered at any location), they'll wander about the truck, looking at all the labels, which are invariably facing up. Based on this, I'm going to assume that whichever side of the box the shipping label was applied to is facing up the vast majority of the time. Another thing to consider concerning this is that the scanners have read the label.

I'm far from as expert, so this could very well be wrong ... if you go by chronological order (story-wise), wouldn't SW8 come before 252?

What exactly does this mean? Are they just going to ask him what's up?

Did you pay for it? I don't understand how you were never informed until you, yourself, inquired about it ... seems like bad business.

I'm probably late to the party ... very late, but my son just showed me that if you google THANOS and click the little gauntlet pictured on the right side of the screen, half the links will disappear.

Yeah, Bob's right, they have their own boxes - they don't use your boxes/packaging. In my case, they sent back a box of 25 (rejects and slabs together), and a box of 3 (1 reject & 2 slabs) a week later. edit: I should note that I sent them all 28 books together in 1 box, and for some reason, 3 of the books were graded a week after the other 25.

I would've put money down that Dany would end up getting pregnant by Jon.

Now that the all-powerful Tyrion decided that Westeros will vote for their kings and queens from now on, being a Targaryen means squat.

My dad didn't talk much about his days over in Europe during WWII, but when he did, the stories he told were fascinating. RIP dad. See ya Monday.