Cause they know you will have to buy more buns and so getting your money is what makes them happyWhy does America sell a case of hot dogs with 10 in them but only sells bags of buns with 8?
They are from different companiesWhy does America sell a case of hot dogs with 10 in them but only sells bags of buns with 8?
so I can give one or two to my dog ... or perhaps because
some people don't eat bread they don't feel the need to
go for a fully coordinated set of dogs and buns ... just a
thought !!!
It's like when you buy a box of cards and there's an extra envelope or two for screw-ups. Only in the case of hot dogs, it's assumed that if they're cooked on a grill, whoever's bringing them to the table will drop a couple. See? Quite sensible, really.
Butchers like to sell hot dogs in the package by the pound or something and the bakers like to sell in multiples of 3, 4 or dozens......OR they are just trying to rip us off its all about money these days
Dogs are sold by the pound. If you look around at diiferent brands you'll find some that come 8 to a pound. Heck there are even 6, 5 and 4 to a pound varieties to be found, if you're willing to obsess about it
so that the hot dog bun co. can make money off people.
b/c were dumb
because when you buy one of each, the company knows that you will have to buy another pack of buns. therefore, they make more money.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Recommended flute case covers/bags?
i have been playing the flute for about 4-5 years, and i've never paid any attention to flute case covers or bags.
i was wondering if there are any specifications or recommendations for case covers/ bags that you guys can give me.
i checked out some of the ones that Flute World sells online, and they were quite high in price, and was wondering if they were really worth it. I'm pretty sure my parents wouldn't want to waste $50-60 on something that's not worth it Recommended flute case covers/bags?
Hi there,
Flute bags / case covers are convenient, protective and well worth the money. $50 to $60 are really what those things cost but instead of flute world, why not try The Woodwind and Brasswind. I don't know exactly what they have right now, but I have purchased a good deal of flute accessories from them and have never been disappointed or needed to send anything back.
If you already have a sturdy case for your flute, you might just need the case cover. Get one that is padded and has a good strong shoulder strap. If you need the entire case, look into the Pro Tec brand. They really have a good selection in lots of popular colors. I have a couple of these, myself. Perhaps you could ask for one of these cases for Xmas which would make your parents feel a little better about what they cost.
Hope that helps.
Thanks for reading.Recommended flute case covers/bags?
50-60 is worth it, it will have long durability and strong. 100+ is WAY to much! good luck :]
i was wondering if there are any specifications or recommendations for case covers/ bags that you guys can give me.
i checked out some of the ones that Flute World sells online, and they were quite high in price, and was wondering if they were really worth it. I'm pretty sure my parents wouldn't want to waste $50-60 on something that's not worth it Recommended flute case covers/bags?
Hi there,
Flute bags / case covers are convenient, protective and well worth the money. $50 to $60 are really what those things cost but instead of flute world, why not try The Woodwind and Brasswind. I don't know exactly what they have right now, but I have purchased a good deal of flute accessories from them and have never been disappointed or needed to send anything back.
If you already have a sturdy case for your flute, you might just need the case cover. Get one that is padded and has a good strong shoulder strap. If you need the entire case, look into the Pro Tec brand. They really have a good selection in lots of popular colors. I have a couple of these, myself. Perhaps you could ask for one of these cases for Xmas which would make your parents feel a little better about what they cost.
Hope that helps.
Thanks for reading.Recommended flute case covers/bags?
50-60 is worth it, it will have long durability and strong. 100+ is WAY to much! good luck :]
Should campers use fleece lined bodybags as sleeping bags, just in case?
No reason to put the rangers to extra trouble.Should campers use fleece lined bodybags as sleeping bags, just in case?
I take it a step further and sleep in one on those extra cold nights...just in case.Should campers use fleece lined bodybags as sleeping bags, just in case?
Good thinking...
I take it a step further and sleep in one on those extra cold nights...just in case.Should campers use fleece lined bodybags as sleeping bags, just in case?
Good thinking...
Ladies have u used a pillow case or garbage bags for laundry for the laundromat before can u tell me thanks?
I haven't. I use a basket, but I've seen plenty of people walk in with their laundry in a pillow case.Ladies have u used a pillow case or garbage bags for laundry for the laundromat before can u tell me thanks?
when i used a laundry mat i would carry in the laundry in the baskets and then since i had a truck i would bag the baskets for the drive home.Ladies have u used a pillow case or garbage bags for laundry for the laundromat before can u tell me thanks?
Yes I use pillow cases all the time. it's easy b/c I just throw everything in the wash. I've had people steal my baskets and laundry bags before. I've also used sheets too; a lot easier to carry then a laundry bag.
yes i have and i am using one now i am remodeling my house
Have used pillow cases in past. But find the $1 laundry bags from $ Stores are better. They are cheaper than pillow cases to replace, easier to handle, and get washed with laundry, so they are not likely to be stolen during laundry cycle.
Don't like plastic bags because they retain the dirty laundry smells.
I always use trash bags, I get the ones with the handles and its easier. After the clothes are dried, I just flip the bags inside out.
that is funny ha ha ha. i have use garbage bags and i have seen people using the garbage bags.
I use a laundry basket. I have used a big black trash bag when I didn't have a laundry basket. I also use a messh laundry bag. I have seen some people use there pillow cases and I thought that was a real neat idea.
People use whatever they have available, ie. laundry baskets, pillow cases, laundry bags, garbage bags. It really doesn't matter and frankly I don't care what people think !!
To each their own.
are you drying cannabis in the dryers
sure have, i have used pillow cases and garbage bags when i did not have enough laundry baskets. it did the trick!
Mostly have used those big black 32 or 45 gallon plastic lawn and garbage bags to take my clothes to laundromat and back. Also pack at least one of them in my suitcase along with a large paper grocery bag when I go on vacation. I use that to put my dirty clothes in -- or carry folded clean clothes bacvk to the hotel room.
Years ago when lived in an apt., weekly, I bagged up all my dirty clothes %26amp; sheets in a pillowcase to carry to the laundromat.
yep used them both and have even tied my laundry up in a sheet...LOL...so there ya go...as long as it get s there and back again...Good Luck
Well, I must admit I have used a pillow case and I have used mostly a trash bag for carrying my laundry to the laundromat before, but we are talking some years ago, Norman, I have my own washing machine and dryer now, so I don't use those types of carryalls now
I have used a pillow case before. People have stared at me l like im crazy.. but who really cares? I don't care what other people think
I almost always use trash bags. I take extra so when the laundry is done, I can put the clean clothes in a clean bag. I use the old bag to double bag everything in case the clean bag were to tear. After I unload all the clothes I store the bags for trash.
when i used a laundry mat i would carry in the laundry in the baskets and then since i had a truck i would bag the baskets for the drive home.Ladies have u used a pillow case or garbage bags for laundry for the laundromat before can u tell me thanks?
Yes I use pillow cases all the time. it's easy b/c I just throw everything in the wash. I've had people steal my baskets and laundry bags before. I've also used sheets too; a lot easier to carry then a laundry bag.
yes i have and i am using one now i am remodeling my house
Have used pillow cases in past. But find the $1 laundry bags from $ Stores are better. They are cheaper than pillow cases to replace, easier to handle, and get washed with laundry, so they are not likely to be stolen during laundry cycle.
Don't like plastic bags because they retain the dirty laundry smells.
I always use trash bags, I get the ones with the handles and its easier. After the clothes are dried, I just flip the bags inside out.
that is funny ha ha ha. i have use garbage bags and i have seen people using the garbage bags.
I use a laundry basket. I have used a big black trash bag when I didn't have a laundry basket. I also use a messh laundry bag. I have seen some people use there pillow cases and I thought that was a real neat idea.
People use whatever they have available, ie. laundry baskets, pillow cases, laundry bags, garbage bags. It really doesn't matter and frankly I don't care what people think !!
To each their own.
are you drying cannabis in the dryers
sure have, i have used pillow cases and garbage bags when i did not have enough laundry baskets. it did the trick!
Mostly have used those big black 32 or 45 gallon plastic lawn and garbage bags to take my clothes to laundromat and back. Also pack at least one of them in my suitcase along with a large paper grocery bag when I go on vacation. I use that to put my dirty clothes in -- or carry folded clean clothes bacvk to the hotel room.
Years ago when lived in an apt., weekly, I bagged up all my dirty clothes %26amp; sheets in a pillowcase to carry to the laundromat.
yep used them both and have even tied my laundry up in a sheet...LOL...so there ya go...as long as it get s there and back again...Good Luck
Well, I must admit I have used a pillow case and I have used mostly a trash bag for carrying my laundry to the laundromat before, but we are talking some years ago, Norman, I have my own washing machine and dryer now, so I don't use those types of carryalls now
I have used a pillow case before. People have stared at me l like im crazy.. but who really cares? I don't care what other people think
I almost always use trash bags. I take extra so when the laundry is done, I can put the clean clothes in a clean bag. I use the old bag to double bag everything in case the clean bag were to tear. After I unload all the clothes I store the bags for trash.
Ryanair - how do they check cabin bags dimensions? think wheels on my case may just take it over allowed width
Hand luggage only to be 20cm wide but the wheel brackets on my little case make it about 2 cm wider than this. Will I get picked up for this at the airport? Cos I don't want to be turned away when I get there. Does anyone know how they measure/check them? Booking in information makes it sound very strict. ThanksRyanair - how do they check cabin bags dimensions? think wheels on my case may just take it over allowed width
Just to be sure I would get a smaller bag. Ryan Air are well known for being extra strict and they will have no qualms about insisting that your bag is checked into the hold and being made to pay stupid amounts of money to do so.
Even if it is allowed on the way out, you can bet that on the way back you'll get stung - it's called sod's law!Ryanair - how do they check cabin bags dimensions? think wheels on my case may just take it over allowed width
You're talking Ryanair. If they can stitch you up - they will! And believe me, if your bag is 2cm too wide they'll make you put it in the hold and charge you for the privilege. I'd strongly suggest you get a smaller bag to avoid trouble at the airport.
I'm sure they won't care, it's only 2cm. I've seen people take on HUGE bags that don't even fit in the above head storage.
I think, as long as it fits through the wee x-ray machine, you're fine :)
They have a basket that it must fit in , if it drops in the basket you're OKmakeup products
Just to be sure I would get a smaller bag. Ryan Air are well known for being extra strict and they will have no qualms about insisting that your bag is checked into the hold and being made to pay stupid amounts of money to do so.
Even if it is allowed on the way out, you can bet that on the way back you'll get stung - it's called sod's law!Ryanair - how do they check cabin bags dimensions? think wheels on my case may just take it over allowed width
You're talking Ryanair. If they can stitch you up - they will! And believe me, if your bag is 2cm too wide they'll make you put it in the hold and charge you for the privilege. I'd strongly suggest you get a smaller bag to avoid trouble at the airport.
I'm sure they won't care, it's only 2cm. I've seen people take on HUGE bags that don't even fit in the above head storage.
I think, as long as it fits through the wee x-ray machine, you're fine :)
They have a basket that it must fit in , if it drops in the basket you're OK
I have a laptop with a 17.3'; display & Im looking for case. 17'; bags I have looked at wont fit. Suggestion?
The computer I have is a Asus G72GX and I need a case to carry and protect it.I have a laptop with a 17.3'; display %26amp; Im looking for case. 17'; bags I have looked at wont fit. Suggestion?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Dark-Blue-18-inch-la鈥?/a>
here click this link. If a 17inch wont fit and of course it wont your laptop is a bit bigger than that then get an 18inch bag. You might not like this one but just search on ebay for a nice size bag.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Dark-Blue-18-inch-la鈥?/a>
here click this link. If a 17inch wont fit and of course it wont your laptop is a bit bigger than that then get an 18inch bag. You might not like this one but just search on ebay for a nice size bag.
The cloak room attendant has looked through my bag and stolen my phone and cash card do i have a case?
Hi Every 1. Last Friday 28march It was my 21st b-day, to cut a long story short I was in a club and got really drunk and had to leave without my bag. The next day i called the club to ask if my bag was still there as I still had my ticket and wanted to go and collect it. When I got there I noticed my coat wasn't in my bag any more and had been thrown somewhere else. I looked in my pockets to find my phone(which was actually a loan phone coz my phone is being repaired had gone and so had my bank card) I asked why my jacket had been taken out of my bag and they had nothing to say. Whilst I had been ringing my phone all night and it had been ringing. I'm guessing the cloakroom attendant has stolen my stuff. Yesterday I called my phone again and a lady answered it saying her husband is sleeping as he works in a club and this is his phone, she hung up and my phone is now switched off.Do u think I have a case as I left my property in there care thinking they would look after it. I also haveThe cloak room attendant has looked through my bag and stolen my phone and cash card do i have a case?
Yes of course you have a case. Tell the police about the phone call, and its obvious its a man who works in the club, so they will know where to find him, the scumbag.The cloak room attendant has looked through my bag and stolen my phone and cash card do i have a case?
yes if the nightclub provide a service which they charge you for they have a duty of care you have proof of purchase (the ticket) take them to small claims court if they do not provide you with compensation and your goods back. dont believe any signs sayin the are not responsible they arent true.
see a solicitor
File a police report, give a description and any other identifying information for the stuff that was taken. Cancel your bank card immediately.
the phone call warned the theif. The wife probably asked him why he had some womans phone in his pocket, he explained it, turned it of then either dumped it or sold it. Report it to the police, if they investigate, they may find it, but cell phones arent high on their list of crimes. Report the stolen card to your bank immediately. They will charge you a fee, but much less than you will lose. Report it to your phone carrier. They can turn off your sim card and issue you a new one, for a fee. Your number may change. Your best hope is to talk to the club manager or owner. They might be able to help, but not likely. at the very least, they should fire the untrustworthy employee.
You could set up a sting, repeat the incident, then call the missing phone as the employees are leaving the club after work. Catch them in the act.
what a shame to have your birthday spoiled like this, hope the rest of the day was better.
Have you stopped your number and your bank card?
Yes, you have case, but you will have a lot of hassle getting anywhere with it, so, unless the phone was expensive, it won,t be worth the bother, you will probably find the club has a disclaimer about goods left not being their responsibility.
You could try speaking to the manager of the club, may get a result, especially if you tell him you are going to the police.
You could also try talking to the local trading standards and/or the licensing authority.
If they have had previous complaints, they may wan,t to take action.
i think the first thing i would do is contact the club manager or even owner explainthe phone call you made to your phone, unfortunately it could be any one working at the club and not necessarily the cloakroom attendant, but it would put into the owners mind that he has a thief on his payroll and im sure he would want to find out who it is incase hes nicking his proffits too. as for the police they usually need evidence you could try go into the police station and ask for there advice seewhat they say but iwould contact the club first
Yes, report him right away... what a jerk, doesn't even have the sense to not answer your phone!!!
yes you have a case. The bloke shouldnt have gone through your bag and taken your property. tell the police please and get your bank card stopped.
How terrible, contact the police its your stuff, I hope you get it all back plus compensation.
1. Go to the police and report the theft of your property. 2. Notify your Bank immediately. However: Many years ago, I visited the gents (at a Central London club) took off my Rolex Black Oyster Chronometer in order to wash my hands, and (absentmindedly) left it (the watch!) behind. The next day I called the club, only to be informed that the Toilet Attendant was looking for me, since he had my watch. Went to see him, got my watch back, and, gave him a 拢100 tip.
unfortunately you need to check the back of the ';ticket'; because if it has the disclaimers like valet parking does.. you cannot sue them or hold them liable for missing or stolen goods.
Usually at nightclubs (in uk anyway) they have a kind of disclaimer notice saying that articles are left in the cloakroom at your own risk. I would speak to the club and the police anyway, but just dont leave anything valuable in cloakrooms in the future!
You have learned a lesson that is worth more than a thousand phones. As a young woman, do not go out and get yourself blind drunk. You are lucky that you only lost a phone. What is the point of getting drunk and not being able to remember if or not you had a good time. I am assuming that you have sobered up enough to call your bank and cancel the card. Think about it
Most likely they have a disclaimer that says they are not liable for damaged or stolen property. It might also have some sort of time limit to claim your items before they stop watching them. You paid them to watch them for the night while you were there...not take care of them after you left. I would take the loss and call it a lesson learned. Cancel your card. Next time you are at a club designate someone to get the coats and bags. Its unfortunate, but I doubt the police would have the time to go hunting around for some doorman who took your phone...considering you did abandon it when you were drunk. Sorry if I don't sound sympathetic...It really sucks what happened to you. But I just don't think the police would care.
Yes of course you have a case. Tell the police about the phone call, and its obvious its a man who works in the club, so they will know where to find him, the scumbag.The cloak room attendant has looked through my bag and stolen my phone and cash card do i have a case?
yes if the nightclub provide a service which they charge you for they have a duty of care you have proof of purchase (the ticket) take them to small claims court if they do not provide you with compensation and your goods back. dont believe any signs sayin the are not responsible they arent true.
see a solicitor
File a police report, give a description and any other identifying information for the stuff that was taken. Cancel your bank card immediately.
the phone call warned the theif. The wife probably asked him why he had some womans phone in his pocket, he explained it, turned it of then either dumped it or sold it. Report it to the police, if they investigate, they may find it, but cell phones arent high on their list of crimes. Report the stolen card to your bank immediately. They will charge you a fee, but much less than you will lose. Report it to your phone carrier. They can turn off your sim card and issue you a new one, for a fee. Your number may change. Your best hope is to talk to the club manager or owner. They might be able to help, but not likely. at the very least, they should fire the untrustworthy employee.
You could set up a sting, repeat the incident, then call the missing phone as the employees are leaving the club after work. Catch them in the act.
what a shame to have your birthday spoiled like this, hope the rest of the day was better.
Have you stopped your number and your bank card?
Yes, you have case, but you will have a lot of hassle getting anywhere with it, so, unless the phone was expensive, it won,t be worth the bother, you will probably find the club has a disclaimer about goods left not being their responsibility.
You could try speaking to the manager of the club, may get a result, especially if you tell him you are going to the police.
You could also try talking to the local trading standards and/or the licensing authority.
If they have had previous complaints, they may wan,t to take action.
i think the first thing i would do is contact the club manager or even owner explainthe phone call you made to your phone, unfortunately it could be any one working at the club and not necessarily the cloakroom attendant, but it would put into the owners mind that he has a thief on his payroll and im sure he would want to find out who it is incase hes nicking his proffits too. as for the police they usually need evidence you could try go into the police station and ask for there advice seewhat they say but iwould contact the club first
Yes, report him right away... what a jerk, doesn't even have the sense to not answer your phone!!!
yes you have a case. The bloke shouldnt have gone through your bag and taken your property. tell the police please and get your bank card stopped.
How terrible, contact the police its your stuff, I hope you get it all back plus compensation.
1. Go to the police and report the theft of your property. 2. Notify your Bank immediately. However: Many years ago, I visited the gents (at a Central London club) took off my Rolex Black Oyster Chronometer in order to wash my hands, and (absentmindedly) left it (the watch!) behind. The next day I called the club, only to be informed that the Toilet Attendant was looking for me, since he had my watch. Went to see him, got my watch back, and, gave him a 拢100 tip.
unfortunately you need to check the back of the ';ticket'; because if it has the disclaimers like valet parking does.. you cannot sue them or hold them liable for missing or stolen goods.
Usually at nightclubs (in uk anyway) they have a kind of disclaimer notice saying that articles are left in the cloakroom at your own risk. I would speak to the club and the police anyway, but just dont leave anything valuable in cloakrooms in the future!
You have learned a lesson that is worth more than a thousand phones. As a young woman, do not go out and get yourself blind drunk. You are lucky that you only lost a phone. What is the point of getting drunk and not being able to remember if or not you had a good time. I am assuming that you have sobered up enough to call your bank and cancel the card. Think about it
Most likely they have a disclaimer that says they are not liable for damaged or stolen property. It might also have some sort of time limit to claim your items before they stop watching them. You paid them to watch them for the night while you were there...not take care of them after you left. I would take the loss and call it a lesson learned. Cancel your card. Next time you are at a club designate someone to get the coats and bags. Its unfortunate, but I doubt the police would have the time to go hunting around for some doorman who took your phone...considering you did abandon it when you were drunk. Sorry if I don't sound sympathetic...It really sucks what happened to you. But I just don't think the police would care.
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