Georgiagranny
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You really know how to live it up. Jussayin'
What have you bought recently?
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hollydolly
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NorthernLight
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Apparently that's how things are done now. You have to buy them separately. ☹Exactly the same thing MiickaC. They didn’t send a charger or cord so it still sets on the counter..
hollydolly
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Not so... my DD just got anew IPhone 14 , and the usual lightening cords etc were in the box..
StarSong
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I've never gotten an Apple product that didn't have all necessary cords, etc., included.
hollydolly
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Me neither...
MickaC
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Jules
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Starting with iPhone 12, Apple no longer includes wall adapters in every box as it moves to reduce package waste (and make some cash on accessories). Its newest smartphones—including the iPhone 14 lineup announced this week—also include support for Apple's magnetic MagSafe charging. Here's what you need to know about charging your iPhone 12, iPhone 13, or iPhone 14, and what you might need to purchase.
What Comes With the iPhone 14?
The iPhone 14 box includes the phone itself, a USB-C to Lightning Cable, and instructions. (Credit: PCMag / Apple)
The newest iPhones come with a USB-C-to-Lightning cable, and that’s pretty much it. Out of the box, those who don't have any Apple power adapters will need a USB-C power adapter to charge.
Source: https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/no-cha...ng-you-need-to-know-about-charging-the-iphone
I had to buy my chargers separately.
MickaC
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I checked my charging stuff……with my new IPads……the UPS cords come with……but I see now, I have my own charger, that wasn’t with the IPads.
mike4lorie
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mike4lorie
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Yeah, got an excellent deal on her, She's a 2008 Ford 150 4x4... She had only 140,000 km on her... and is in excellent shape... When I went to pay for it, I couldn't get a certified cheque till the following Monday. Our bank is one of those banks in the air... no cement or mortal... So, my bank made arrangements for us to take $10,000 out of the ATM machine... So I took 200 - $50's out... Never ever have I ever bought something like that before... and never want to again...
MickaC
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She’s nice…..I have always liked trucks.
mike4lorie
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Yes, same here, we love trucks... Our 2006 Ford F150 4X4 is on our front lawn for sale with 370,000 Km's on it... asking $4000 as is... time will tell...
MickaC
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@mike4lorie Have had several trucks over the years, always extended cab……liked everyone I’ve had.
Pappy
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Oh there was a power cord but it was for the older iPad. The new ones are a different charger and cord. Anyway, I contacted the company and told them I was very upset with them and got permission to return it. I will go to our local Apple Store and buy locally. Very disappointed with this company as I have bought several iPads and iPhones from them over the years. No more.
MickaC
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Sorry this happened to you…..hopefully you’ll all set up today….maybe ?
ManjaroKDE
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Wife says it's getting cold.
She went on a hat binge buying surf. Arriving today. No the photo at the bottom is not the wife, and NO puzzles
She went on a hat binge buying surf. Arriving today. No the photo at the bottom is not the wife, and NO puzzles
dobielvr
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MickaC
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I love the bottom one……where is she getting them from.
Jules
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I tried too for something that ties under the chin. Haven’t found it yet.
ManjaroKDE
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Amazon where else?
MickaC
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Thanks……I have never shopped at Amazon…..may have to give it a try.
David777
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Amazon ordered 2 pairs of thermal underwear bottoms that arrived a couple days that have been wearing since. As a long time snow skier, have been buying thermal undergarments for decades, though am no fabric expert. When I buy anything, tend to carefully search online, especially reading amazon customer product comments. With thermal underwear, it is difficult to find consistent meaningful comments. Many just seem to like advertising they wisely bought something they seem to like. One can buy inexpensive cotton underwear like Fruit of the Loom for well under $10. For more heavyweight warmer products wool and synthetics take over. The last few winters my favorite has been a pricy Patagonia polyester fleece product.
Spent $25 each for 2 mid level heavyweight bottoms in charcoal of the above. Impressed enough that I then ordered a burgundy top with same Thermoflux 300 - Heavyweight(260g/m², 95% polyester, 5% spandex) fabric. The inner surface has a wonderful feel against my skin sort of like how velvet feels. The outer side also has a nicely soft feel. Quite positive reviews. So if anyone else is thinking of adding thermal underwear especially gals that tend to be sensitive to how fabric feels, yeah your going to like this.
https://www.amazon.com/LAPASA-Heavyweight-Thermal-Underwear-Leggings/dp/B07RLPMT6P/ref=sr_1_5
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dobielvr
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My dad used to wear thermals to work during the winter months. Though not as fancy.
They just called them long johns in those days. And, no furry stuff.
They just called them long johns in those days.
And, no furry stuff.