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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
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Cesar R M
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as far I know. Amazon is moving away from UPS, DHL, USPS and similars.. They are lately hiring their own services in many areas... Most of which are either single owned or third party small groups and managed by Amazon themselves.
Think of Uber services, but for packaging.
Amazon is well known to outsource their deliveries to other groups other than UPS and USPS. UPS and USPS has more stringent safety inspections of their vehicles compared to others who deliver for Amazon. - less oversight in regards to safety
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Goofyernmost
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We don't get an inspection sticker here. You get it inspected and the results are sent to the state via registration connection. Once they get the positive result then you can re-register the vehicle. If you decide to go to a different place to have it pass, they sometimes check it out to see if the original problem has been fixed. It has never happened to me, but I understand that is how it works. The inspection also has to be within 90 days of the registration renewal.
Goofyernmost
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My oldest was two when the second was born. I have pictures of her holding her baby sister with that same smile. It was less then a month later that she asked her mother if it was ok to throw her down the basement stairs. She asked so innocently too. After many short of sleep nights, there was a slight pause in our response, but we decided that wouldn't be right and told her absolutely not.
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Figgy1
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My older ds once wanted to trade James for a puppy. I'm not sure he still doesn'tMy oldest was two when the second was born. I have pictures of her holding her baby sister with that same smile. It was less then a month later that she asked her mother if it was ok to throw her down the basement stairs. She asked so innocently too. After many short of sleep nights, there was a pause in the response, but we decided that wouldn't be right and told her absolutely not.
donaldtoo
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Yep, 90 days here too, and just one sticker.
I'm glad I don't have anything stickered on my front windshield ( only a registration renewal sticker on the right side of my rear license plate ), and no front license plate . That front plate ruins the aesthetics of the front grill of the vehicle. No such thing as a state inspection on my ride.
MinnieM123
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Yah, they use a lot of different carriers up here, too. I have noticed more of the blue Amazon trucks and vans lately, however.
Our state also requires just one plate, and it has to be placed on the back of the car. (A 2nd plate is optional, for the front.) I vaguely recall when many MA cars had two (perhaps back in the 80s?), but that ship has sailed. I read somewhere that dropping down to 1 plate per car, saved the state a lot of money.
MinnieM123
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Thank goodness you're so tech savvy, and can spot these. I feel bad for other people who don't realize these are fake.
Songbird76
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Do you like pudding? We made really easy eclairs every year. You get a box of chocolate instant pudding, and a box of vanilla instant pudding. Make them up (separately) using only have the milk and then mix in half a container of cool whip in each. Get a 9X13 cake pan, put in a layer of graham crackers in the bottom, then spread half the chocolate pudding in, then another layer of graham crackers, then the rest of the chocolate pudding, then another layer of graham crackers, then all the vanilla pudding. Let it set. Done. You can always put on a patch of blueberries and make stripes with strawberries or raspberries if you want to make a flag.
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