Rifle Scopes When You Feel Guilty About Your Scope Purchase....
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As much as I would like that, here are two more words... divorce court.
My wife's favorite piece of jewelry is made out of glass.
When my son was about 10 years old, one of the vendors/jewelers at our local gem and mineral show, taught my son to facet, and to train him, he used antique marbles because the quality of the glass is so good. So my son, faceted a pink antique marble, and the jeweler mounted it for him, and he gave it to his mom for Christmas.
When my son was about 10 years old, one of the vendors/jewelers at our local gem and mineral show, taught my son to facet, and to train him, he used antique marbles because the quality of the glass is so good. So my son, faceted a pink antique marble, and the jeweler mounted it for him, and he gave it to his mom for Christmas.
Amateur. I got her an $8 titanium band off Amazon as the wedding ring. My ring was $11, I purchased a couple spares in case I lose it at some point.
Sounds like you’re quoting a conversation I had with my wife about my new Razor a few months ago. Other than not fucking it up the first time, our situations are very similar. I have a hard working wife who likes guns.
I own a small gun shop/pawn shop. Industry experts tell me the most common follow-on purchase in a pawn shop when a guy buys a gun is jewelry for his woman. So all employees that sell a gun, immediately begin pushing jewelry "Now, how about a little something for the Mrs.?)
Damn! That's what I've been doing wrong. I'm adding women's jewelry to my inventory. Gonna make a killing.
I agree, but my wife of 39 years and I do have rings. Mine was $98 and hers was almost $200. To us, it’s a symbol that matters. She has what she needs and was never one for expensive baubles. I’m a lucky man.
And that’s the markup on the price they pay to the distributor. The distributor ain’t givin’ It away neither.
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