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The Wandering Harper

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25. thanks for the kick

Reply to H2O Man (Reply #14)

Thu Feb 6, 2025, 11:18 PM

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from the moment I heard of it, I never trusted Amazon [View all] The Wandering Harper Feb 6 OP

For those of us that are t plugged into Littlered Feb 6 #1

are you sarcasming me or being sincere? The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #2

I believe I misread your op. Littlered Feb 6 #3

as soon as I found out what it was, I thought, "this is dangerous" The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #5

I suppose that is one way to look at it. Littlered Feb 6 #8

That is one way to look at it. Littlered Feb 6 #9

yes it is helpful for remote or disabled people etc. The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #12

There's certain things that you just can't find locally Polybius Feb 6 #24

You don't have to leave your house to get just about anything you need or want? Mariana Feb 6 #10

were Sears catalogs as widespread as the internet? The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #11

You had to flip through the pages and write a check Mariana Feb 6 #13

As an old person, H2O Man Feb 6 #14

thanks for the kick The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #25

... flying rabbit Feb 7 #29

were computers widespread? The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #15

You're really reaching hard. Mariana Feb 6 #23

maybe it didn't start with Amazon, but where does it stop? The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #26

Sears catalogs were more widespread than the internet. They were recyclable, too, in places with no indoor plumbing Hekate Feb 7 #32

is that energy worth spending with the current goons in charge? The Wandering Harper Feb 7 #33

I'm sure the owner of Amazon will be glad to sell for the right price Hekate Feb 7 #34

if you're insulting my intelligence, you got me The Wandering Harper Feb 7 #35

Seems like your go-to response, but I'm sure we'll converse productively in the future... Hekate Feb 7 #36

That ship has sailed in most small towns radical noodle Feb 6 #16

looks like the choice now is The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #17

I've already decided that I'm only buying radical noodle Feb 6 #18

Awesome! The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #27

I have no problem shopping at Amazon. Abolishinist Feb 7 #28

what does your username refer to? The Wandering Harper Feb 7 #30

My username has NOTHING to do with this 'conversation'. Abolishinist Feb 7 #31

Message auto-removed Name removed Feb 6 #4

Right? The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #6

Hi!! How things today? GP6971 Feb 6 #7

I saw this coming 35 years ago Mossfern Feb 6 #19

sucks being able to see, The Wandering Harper Feb 6 #21

Just critical thinking Mossfern Feb 6 #22

I dont use it because they mistreat their workers & are a Chinese pipeline. Callie1979 Feb 6 #20

Same for Walmart. Celerity Feb 7 #37