LIQUOR STORE Locations

I once smoked with a old man named Randall we called him Randy for short. He looked to be about in his early 60s. He asks me “Have you seen them yet? Seen who? I asked giving him a curious glance while I take pulls of my cigarette. The ghosts. This graveyard is haunted ya know? Why you think they pay us so good? The old man replied while exhaling his cigarette. I couldn’t help it. I busted out laughing. Old man Randall looked at me offended saying “I’M SERIOUS!” Old man Randy said before taking another pull of his poison. He exhales and gives me a stern look. Oh **** your being for real huh? I asked with a smile still on my face. What you don’t believe in ghosts? Randy as...

It was cold, Sergei and Xi were sleeping. The turbines were loud. Joaquin couldn't stop trembling inside, he tried to press his feet against the floor, but didn't help. Suddenly a loud voice in the plane. "BRACE FOR LANDING" Joaquin was confused, he hadn't realize the 6 hours pass. The airplane landed on the frozen ocean, a loud sound like scratching glass. Sergei and Xi woke up, the airplane suddenly started pushing to the other side, it was forced to go in reverse to be able to stop on the ice. The plane got silent, stopped vibrating, they landed, they removed the seat belts and stepped near the ramp of the plane. The ramp lowered a bit, but in that mo...

I once smoked with a old man named Randall we called him Randy for short. He looked to be about in his early 60s. He asks me “Have you seen them yet? Seen who? I asked giving him a curious glance while I take pulls of my cigarette. The ghosts. This graveyard is haunted ya know? Why you think they pay us so good? The old man replied while exhaling his cigarette. I couldn’t help it. I busted out laughing. Old man Randall looked at me offended saying “I’M SERIOUS!” Old man Randy said before taking another pull of his poison. He exhales and gives me a stern look. Oh **** your being for real huh? I asked with a smile still on my face. What you don’t believe in ghosts? Randy as...

Nice lot in the lithium boomtown of Magnolia, Arkansas.\ \ Priced way below area comparable sales in the area!\ \ Debit/Credit Cards Accepted\ No Closing Costs\ Cash Price: $1,650\ Finance with $200 Down and 18 Payments of $100 Per Month\ No Credit Check, No Income Documentation, No Prepayment Penalty\ \ Property Address: 1116 McArthur St, Magnolia, AR 71753 (Map location is approximate)\ \ County: Columbia\ \ Assessor Parcel Number: 01.03305.00000\ \ Legal Description: Lot 15, Block 1, Stevensdale\ \ Zoning: Residential\ \ Annual Property Taxes: $27.15\ \ Magnolia Arkansas Preparing For Lithium Boom\ \ Several companies are expanding in south Arkansas. Some are even looking at the...

My local jewelry store and Casio dealer is closing. It was in business for more then 40yrs!! The old lady is a gem and she hit me up because she had something for me she told. So today I visited the shop for my mystery gift: The Casio stand😁😁 Very happy with it!

I’ll be in Phuket, Thailand soon and will probably be staying around Patong. While looking things up, I kept seeing Jungceylon mentioned, so I’m curious what it’s actually like inside these days. Is it mostly clothing stores or more of a mix? Just wondering if it’s worth stopping by to cool off, grab food, maybe pick up a few basics or souvenirs. Not expecting anything huge, just trying to get a sense of what’s there before I go. Anyone been recently — what kind of shops or things are in there now?

Hey all, Ive gotten into fountain pens recently and I want to get my first one soon. I'd really like the pilot kakuno, and I also enjoy shopping in person where possible, especially for something as exciting as this. Was wondering if there's any store in London I could go to in person? I understand the likelihood of this is quite small, especially as I've already been to choosing keeping and the London graphic centre (and neither sell it) so I'm open to buying online if I must. Just thought I'd ask here first before I give up haha.

I need to buy this accessory or something similar to this

**TL;DR**: The most frustrating thing about running Meta ads isn't getting no sales—it's finally getting a profitable ad, trying to scale it, and watching your CPA spike and ROAS crash. The **"Crazy Method"** core logic: duplicate a profitable ad set 3-5 times, put them all in the same CBO, and double the budget. The essence is giving Meta's algorithm multiple "lottery draws" to land in different audience pools, finding more high-converting audiences, achieving stable scaling instead of hard budget increases. But note: only ads with sufficient profit margin, stable conversions, existing volume, and clear understanding of why they work qualify for the Cr...

*Sing in me, Muse, and through me* *please tell my story of a man disgraced in all ways of contending.* Time spent working your *** off on something results in no difference whatsoever, the results will always be nothing short of ruthless. Six years of nothing but dedicated commitment and results given to my cubicle resulted in abandonment.  Then who knew fifty more hours at home would allow you to see how little your “stay-at-home” wife actually stayed at home, and how after eleven years she can still be so uncomfortable around you. The car we shared with each other in these trying times, the car we kept for so many years to go on adventures in small towns or romantic evenings to...

*Sing in me, Muse, and through me* *please tell my story of a man disgraced in all ways of contending.* Time spent working your *** off on something results in no difference whatsoever, the results will always be nothing short of ruthless. Six years of nothing but dedicated commitment and results given to my cubicle resulted in abandonment.  Then who knew fifty more hours at home would allow you to see how little your “stay-at-home” wife actually stayed at home, and how after eleven years she can still be so uncomfortable around you. The car we shared with each other in these trying times, the car we kept for so many years to go on adventures in small towns or romantic evenings to...

**\[PART 1 OF 2 — The Manuscript\]** *Part 2 (Critical Apparatus, Empirical Indicators, and Formal Summary) follows in the comments.* **DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18633294 | Document #245 | CC BY 4.0** # GRUNDRISSE OF SYNTHETIC COHERENCE # Foundational Notes Toward a Political Economy of the Recursive Era # With Critical Apparatus and Hermeneutic Integration **NAVIGATION MAP // Library of Pergamum** # PROVISIONAL GLOSSARY |Term|Definition| |:-|:-| |**L\_Bearing**|Human labor of bearing: the non-replicable, existentially costly somatic labor of carrying contradictions, processing synthetic output, and maintaining accountability.| |**L\_Synth**|Synthetic labor of articulation: the computati...

For the 15th anniversary a Timepiece is the traditional gift While perusing a local watches of Switzerland to see the new omega Planet ocean, she left my side and was like I like this one. It was an Omega DeVille gray dial that was phenomenal looking.. but she is not getting the first Omega. My watch collection is decent and I have some nice pieces and some fun pieces. We went shopping at some other stores and she really fell in love with Longines, of course it's the baby sister to Omega. So that has big bonus points. But I am a tag fan and found a fun pink tag. Here is the conquest I'm considering buying her, next to the tag that I found from an online Marketplace. Both a...

Two local businesses, The Old Neighborhood Cafe and Jon’s Pipe Shop, are both closing their doors. Old Neighborhood Cafe The Old Neighborhood Cafe, a family-owned restaurant on Corona Road, will be closing down at the end of the month, citing rising cost and shifting priorities, according to a Facebook post Wednesday. “Our food costs are rising exponentially, especially the price of beef,” said Vanessa Leitza, one of the owners of the cafe. “Even though our employees are great, they’re stretched pretty thin, and we just decided as a family it’s just time to refocus on our lives as a family.” The Leitza family originally hails from Chicago, and for the past 3½ years Vanessa...

I can't shop my local store, there's an employee there that's a reseller She buys most of the Limited Disney items. they did it last time, and then they posted them on Facebook. so I just made sure to order online

Me and my partner are going to Montreal for 4 days to celebrate our one year anniversary/valentines. He speaks French so we can make our way through easily but what spots should we try? either restaurants or food related, or just places with nice scenery to walk, or little shops that would be particularly interesting, were both artsy so we enjoy stuff like that. Also any good thrift stores? I've been very disappointed with the ones in Toronto and could use a wardrobe upgrade. I'm also worried about not speaking much French myself, I'm extremely shy to begin with so idk if I should let my partner do all the talking, or go ahead and talk in English. Thank you in advance! :)

Picked this up today at a Nike store in Korea, and besides the care tag I can’t find much info about it even online. Not on the shop as far as I can tell. Any ideas would be appreciated

Hi everyone! I’ll be visiting Hermès Madison in NYC soon and would love some insight from those who have shopped there. A few questions: • What’s the overall vibe at Madison? Is it welcoming to out-of-town clients? • Is it appointment-only or okay to walk in? • If I’m hoping to eventually build toward a QB (Birkin/Kelly), is Madison realistic or extremely competitive? • How does relationship-building typically work there? Consistent SA visits? Purchase history? • Is it better to focus on one category (RTW, fine jewelry, home) or just buy what you genuinely love? • Roughly what kind of pre-spend have people seen before being offered a QB at Madison? For context...

Hi everyone 👋 I’m a small manufacturer based in India working with **handmade glass bead & glass dori jewelry**. We currently produce in **small batches**, focusing on **simple, boho / ethnic-modern designs** rather than mass-produced items. I’m exploring **dealership / retail partnerships** with: * Boutique owners * Online store owners (Shopify, Etsy, Amazon Handmade, etc.) * Pop-up shops / concept stores * Sustainable or handmade-focused brands # 🔹 What I offer * Handmade glass dori & bead jewelry * Consistent quality & repeatable designs * Customization (colors, lengths, packaging) * Competitive wholesale pricing * Export-ready packaging & do...