04-28-02 11:27
No 302495
I am bummed out over my local choice of strike pads. Does anyone know a good place in the Midwest(Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, South Dakota, Kansas) that one can get some good ones at a head shop?
Do You Love Your Guns? God? The Goverment? FUCK YEAH!
(Hive Bee)
04-28-02 11:54
No 302510
So, what do you tell the supplier/restaurant what you want the matches for? And how many are too many? do you think
Do You Love Your Guns? God? The Goverment? FUCK YEAH!
(Hive Addict)
04-28-02 19:24
No 302590
So, what do you tell the supplier/restaurant what you want the matches for? And how many are too many? do you think
The Squid has been pondering these same questions. His best brain storms to date are. Now if SWISD is correct a "case" of matches is 50 boxes, each containing 50 books. If purchasing 1 case or maybee two, SWISD doubts that any questions would even bee asked.
To purchase say 3 or 4 cases, his best one so far, for "Large Wedding Reception".
Now if one were to aquire a business license, "generally around $35.00, depending on where you live", one then is able to get a "Tax free" number from the IRS. This re-sale number exempts you from paying sales tax and Would no doubt eliminate the majority of questions from suppliers.
And here it is SWISD's best one so far, Reply;
"I'm building "Earth Quake Survival Kits",and I put a box in each one."
Sometimes,.... I wake up grumpy
.....Other times, I just let her sleep.
(Newbee)
04-28-02 22:39
No 302656
supermarkets sell those things cheap and by the box. so do convienience stores.
-kap-
Just say know.
(Hive Addict)
04-29-02 04:22
No 302804
certain convenience stores in the west carry a common brand, white wrapper and purple text...about a $1 a 50/box buy 4 or 5 but not more than that at one place, the clerk may know why, but there are plenty of convenience stores...
buying cases, IMO, unless you usually do and have an arrangement prior that explains why you are going in for them...well, that is a bad idea right now some places...
The difference between theory and practice is practice...
(Hive Bee)
04-30-02 18:41
No 303378
for online screen printers and specialty advertising. then you can buy cases of matches with metallic (silver or gold) instead of paper and have something neat printed ont them like VOG restaurant with xxx address. What is the common name for a bunch of maps in a single book? Hint hint! Figure that riddle out and voila! KM
Special Prayers to our fallen bees and their families :( KM
(Stranger)
05-02-02 21:57
No 304287
Best i've seen so far would be the "No Bull" cigarette company ones...usually found at those 'Mydic' stores......
(Hive Bee)
05-03-02 06:43
No 304477
Swim would appreciate some comments from any bees who have used the waterproof matches from WM. They at least look nice to Swim. Better than that precious jewel kind.
Do You Love Your Guns? God? The Goverment? FUCK YEAH!
(Hive Bee)
05-03-02 16:49
No 304585
If you can't figure that riddle out then your not wanting to access what your seeking. They can bee bought by the case for about the same price as the gas you will waste going from store to store. Maybee this will help. take the above riddle and figure this out: what do you write with? Now I've practically given you the website. If you really want em, now you know where to get em. I hope since this riddle was so easy, it wasn't posting a source.
Foil Cover Matches Books
Item Number: 2-8323E 20 sticks per book, 2,500 books per case. Choice of Metallic Gold or Silver. Price per case.
Imprint: Logo or up to 5 lines on front and back. Imprint in Black.
Size: 20 Sticks
Quantity: 2 4 6 10
Foil Cover Matches Books Pricing Information
Quantity 2 4 6 10
Cost $115.00 $110.00 $105.00 $100.00
** Logo Charge: $35.00
Special Prayers to our fallen bees and their families :( KM
(Hive Bee)
05-04-02 08:37
No 304812
Kitchen Magician you are my RP savior,
Swim did not figure out your cryptic riddle but he did find a _heapload_ of places thar perform similar services to the one you describe. Found them by just clipping select phrases from your "riddle" posts and feeding them into his favorite search engine.