Dubious

No way I'm going to any store on BF. I drove through a small town and the drive took 10x longer. People were circling the parking lot to find a spot.

Flushable wipes aren't flushable.

People have months to shop, but everyone shops on the same day, Friday and Saturday. Shops are open from 7 in the morning to 23 in the evening. (Malls have open 9 to 21)

I sleep decent when I don't have to get up, but when I do need to sleep, I don't get much sleep.

Well, I have seen American people that think credit cards don't have to be paid back, or not an issue.

I ordered lots of things, but I haven't gotten any of them, yet. $100 off: Garmin Powerswitch, bluetooth relay switch for controlling stuff on my car $120 off: 2 Backup lights with amber flashing lights. (Connect to Powerswitch) $100 off: Abu diapers. $100 off: Filament for 3D printer. (Approx amounts, and list what I saved)

That was yesterday, and I didn't do much.

I bought 8 bags of Huskies + the free t-shirt, so now I'm set for many months, and broke.

ABU EU has 15% off storewide + a free t-shirt for orders over 110 Euro.

You sure it's not a chicken? 😛

Meh, I'll wait until everything is released.

We don't do Thanksgiving. When I was young, and lived with my mom, we had turkey at New years Eve. 24. December is our form of Thanksgiving dinner.

I blew my whole shopping budget on "Garmin Powerswitch", about $500. It's a remote relay switch for stuff in my car. Instead of pulling wires here and there, I just place this near the stuff and control via Bluetooth. Now I just need to buy stuff to control. Starting with a better reverse light, that I also can use as a work/camp light. I plan to add many more lights, but not in the budget this month. Maybe not even this year.

Any ABDL plastic diaper will crinkle with no clothes on. I haven't found any diaper that crinkle through jeans.

The majority in Norway isn't religious, but we still have Christmas, but we have a different word "Jul" that have no relations with the church. It's the one time in the year when the whole family on my side gather. The name "Jul" comes from the Old Norse "jól", which was a pagan sacrificial festival for the winter solstice to celebrate the turning of the sun. I have a wishlist, and a family that like to give gifts, but I have said that I won't buy anything as I hate buying stuff for other people. I give money to 3 kids. I have no idea how this works. I tried clicking on the link, but I only get that it's not available where I live so I get no options for anything. Not saying I'm buying anything, just wanted to know if it was possible.