Legendary Thrift store find!
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Legendary Thrift store find!

Wife found it at a thrift store for $4. Wanted to give it to the dogs as a toy. Its worth nearly $100 on some sites. Still has tags.

u/ChinaBearSkin — 1 day ago

Adaptation. This is to a modern audience how the Greeks percieved Agamemnon. (Not how he actually looked)

Historic accuracy fallacy solved. Dude was a giggachad to them, so he looks like a giggachad to us.

u/ChinaBearSkin — 23 days ago
▲ 11 r/telus

Technician set me up with wrong plan and Telus wont fix it.

I went to the telus store in GP. Apparently they are 3rd party, that's the excuse they gave. I told them I want to move my pre paid to a post paid because I finally got my bank cards. The lady set up a post paid account then moved my number onto it. I told her there is an activation deal where I can pay $40/mo for 20GB. She said that she had already set me up with a $50/mo for 100GB plan. (I'd rather save the $10/mo.) She had messed up, tried to fix what she did but couldn't. So I called the help center and they couldn't fix it either. Now, I have a second phone number, I asked if we move that to post paid so I can at least use them for the next month? They said sure and they gave me the $40/mo for 20GB on the second line. I said, "That Is what I wanted on my first line, why can't you give it to me?". They said because it is already on a plan, they can't change it, and the $40 plan is only for 'new' activations. But this lady had just 'activated' my a number that day, and still they couldn't un-do what she did. They said they cannot help me.

So a 3rd party technician set me up with the wrong plan on accident and they refused to fix it. I also got hit with a hidden fee while on pre-paid. So that's scammed twice in 2 months. I will never use Telus again.

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u/ChinaBearSkin — 26 days ago

So these guys juts die once they grow into themselves yeah?

Always been confused by this one, they aren't shedding the shell, they arent retaining the same shape and expanding, they never stop growing, am I right? I'm sure they would have reproduced multiple times by the time they grow into themselves, so evolution wouldn't care. Or did they get to this size then reproduce just once and die caring for the offspring like a modern giant octopus?

u/ChinaBearSkin — 2 months ago