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That covers pretty much every company to exist, as they support your money,not you ...so good luck.
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it could be he accidentally tried to watch something on a smart tv and clicked through the "start free trial" and it charged him the membership fee after that term was up. $16.04 is the subscription for amazon prime for viewing movies and the like. I had this same issue, I got ahold of amazon told them that it was accidental they canceled the subscription and refunded the money. honestly email. and the digital chat thing is the fastest way to get ahold of them
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Wow, i didnt even know this show was still a thing lol
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Who is it?
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I got this deck as a gift, it's absolutely beautiful, and has 2 additional cards making it an 80 card deck which is neat. the cards feel good in the hands and they have a very peaceful vibe about them. I would definitely recommend them to someone looking to get an elegant and classy deck. the cards are thicker and stiffer than what i'm used to ALMOST giving off a "tile" like feeling which i love, although i'm sure that would fade as they are broken in over time.
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I'm only referring to burning sage at all the type of sage is kind of irrelevant at this point.
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truth is no one really knows if the druids used it....but i do know it's not exclusive to "Native Americans" not everything they do is as "sacred" as they claim. I am Lakota and i know we're not the only ones who exaggerate to keep others from taking what we have. but sage...*shrug* do what you want. it's not just ours.
i mean in some movies people sneeze...and i know the lakota invented the sneeze...you gunna protest and ban all those movies now too on my behalf? or just grow up and find something better to spend your time on?
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no...they are not native to native Americans...i'm sorry to burst your bubble but the native Americans didn't invent everything they pretend is "sacred" there are MANY tribal and nomadic cultures who used sage as a purification. like the inca, the Egyptians, and various other african tribes who still use it today. it's not exclusive to Native Americans
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by the same breath...there's nothing that says they didn't burn sage to purify or sacrifice or for any other reason....don't say stupid things like "they didn't do this...but ignore what people say because we know nothing of their history" if you don't know then just say "no one knows for sure." which is the only legit answer to anything regarding "what the druids did or didn't do"
there was a time in history where you were meant to have children of your own and working your own land by age 15 and it's a fairy tale where eternal creatures seek out youth and innocence to preserve their own existence so...no not creepy, maybe try not to impose your own iideals onto fictional characters and just enjoy the story