@goostersd yes my Sailor's are home! *swoon* 6:56 pm May 24
Gwen taught us all how to spell "banana" 6:55 pm May 24
Navy in the house!! Like 15 of them lol... @SnoozeAMEatery 12:03 pm May 23
My new fave... Clearly (@ Ponce's Mexican Restaurant) http://t.co/aTrPOqv3 8:41 pm May 22
#glee makes me realize high school for me was a complete suck-fest 11:55 pm May 18
Big girls don't cry 11:36 pm May 18
Of course Puck's dad is from my Melrose... Yay 10:52 pm May 18
#glee did Chicago. Love love #love 10:45 pm May 18
Ok after a day of errands and housework Imma have an Oprah-tini now. I need a new name for my four-o-clock bevvy!! 4:04 pm May 18
@richardallen already got at that chair I see... 3:59 pm May 18
We all know what that means! Right? So get your pirate speak in gear yo!
International Talk Like A Pirate Day.
Arrgh.
dp.com will be entirely in pirate speak for the next 24 hours. Yo.
Don’t believe me? Check the archives. Hehheheh. I love pirate day!
The inability of purchasing international gift certificates on iTunes sucks dirty ass. Just FYI.
Seriously. You cannot do it. You get this warning about how certificates can only be used in the store they are bought in if the recipient’ s email is say, for instance, Canadian and registered in the Canadian store. I think I knew I was buying a gift for, as an example, a Canadian person. I am using Canada as an example here. I don’t care about the logistics. Just make it work! But no. Even if I logged into the Canadian iTunes store I was flagged as American and sent back to my own store! Bastards! So now what? I have an international gift I need to buy within the next few days!! Where do I turn if, for example, I need to buy a gift for a Canadian?
As I was getting desperate I got creative. I Googled Canadian (for example) Gift Certificates. The resulting websites offered email certificates for Canadian (as an example) stores, but ew. Really. How do I know if my supposedly Canadian friend shops at those places? I mean, I wouldn’t from the looks of things online. So I went over to the Amazon. Now that is a global market! Right? Erm. No. Well actually, yes and no. An Amazon.com certificate is not valid at Amazon.ca (for example). However, I was able to go to Amazon.ca (for example) and buy in the proper monetary exchange without being flagged as American and sent away. I found this to be a hypothetical shopping experience plus.
I will let you know if this hypothetical international purchasing scenario resulted in a happy gift recipient, hypothetically speaking, of course.
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