Welcome to my world, I do a lot of driving.Why is it when I have a pocket full of cash, what I want isn't within 100 miles of me
I went in there one time, to see what it was all about. Haven’t been back. Crazy concept, lots of people that looked like they would not pass the Walmart dress code.
That was my deal today. We hadn't been there yet, and I already said I don't plan to go back! MAYBE if they had things sorted by type, but not the way it is now.
I had never heard of Metro Merch and had to google it, and there’s no way I’d submit myself to that madness. You’re a better man than me.
It seems that Wednesday morning at 10:00 is when the new stuff is out. I have been past there several times prior to 10, and they are lined up around the corner and the parking lot is full. I’m going to go sit in the parking lot of that Wendy’s across the street just to watch the herd stampede when the door open.
Maybe just dumber! I figured it'd be a little crazy, never expected Walls and Big Lots to look like well oiled machines in comparison!I had never heard of Metro Merch and had to google it, and there’s no way I’d submit myself to that madness. You’re a better man than me.
The signs inside said the new stock hits on Friday/Saturday. Wednesday is like 50 cent day IIRC, probably why the line is so bad.
I had to check it out too. Ummm, maybe I’ll do that. My wife will probably like it but I’d be a reluctant passenger.I had never heard of Metro Merch and had to google it, and there’s no way I’d submit myself to that madness. You’re a better man than me.
Went to the mountains around Superior AZ today with friends to mine Apache Tears. We found around 40.
Real history is that US Calvary was chasing a war party of Apaches in the Superstition Mountains, finally cornering them on a cliff.
Instead of submitting to capture, they chose to ride their horses off the cliff to their death.
The legend is the Apache Tears were the tears of the wives and children of the worriers left on the ground.
In reality they are volcanic glass that were formed during a volcanic eruption.
Typically found in formations of perlite. They can be from bb size to golf ball size in what we have found.
Once polished, you can see through them with interesting patterns inside the “tears”.
Real history is that US Calvary was chasing a war party of Apaches in the Superstition Mountains, finally cornering them on a cliff.
Instead of submitting to capture, they chose to ride their horses off the cliff to their death.
The legend is the Apache Tears were the tears of the wives and children of the worriers left on the ground.
In reality they are volcanic glass that were formed during a volcanic eruption.
Typically found in formations of perlite. They can be from bb size to golf ball size in what we have found.
Once polished, you can see through them with interesting patterns inside the “tears”.
I love to hear about those old legends. My daughter still remembers fondly, the 'Legend of Falling Rocks' that I told her when she was a wee child - shes' in her upper 40's now
drinking hard on my birthday 
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