Chooch555
Thoughtful
I get the bulk of my toys from Mike's Comics and Stuff, which uses EE as a wholesaler. The ROM wave got bumped up 10% for him.
You mean to tell me an asshole who goes by the online handle of "Inhaled Farts" might not be on the up and up? Shocked, SHOCKED, I tell ya.
0The other revolting part of the UPS news was they announced they had exceeded profit expectations, then announced cutting 20k jobs.
Yes, the guy who heads up Brutal Realms. His name is Inhaled Farts on most everything.who uses that handle? the brutal realms guy or whats going on here
Yeah up here in Canada I don't think I have had a package from Amazon that wasn't delivered by an independent, or small courier company in what feels like forever. I didn't think Amazon used the big carriers anymore except for the most remote areas where they can't get a small company to deliver.I would assume it's a product of anticipated lower demand and Amazon allocating more resources to their own trucks. I haven't received a package from Amazon that wasn't delivered by Amazon in quite some time. I am located near a hub though, which is annoying because sometimes these Amazon trucks are occupying every damn pump at the gas station.
I follow them and they don't post updates publicly, they just DM out updates on Instagram to a group of followers. I don't even know if it's the tariffs slowing them down as much as them just biting off too much and not being ready. The designs for the named characters aren't fully finished yet and AFAIK they want to do all the male characters on the same printing run. I don't think we will see the females released in 2025; them, along with the animal creatures, are coming second to the main male figures. Heck, we still don't even have renders of the females.
You mean to tell me an asshole who goes by the online handle of "Inhaled Farts" might not be on the up and up? Shocked, SHOCKED, I tell ya.
Try this link: https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbYedryyrpxS8AxZ/Yeah, I never thought the females were hitting this year, but as you say, the whole production line seems burdened, which throws it back. I did get the Not Conan.
I only see them post on the Facebook, how would I get on this Insta list?
Don't know if you saw yet, but they just announced Skeletron will absorb all tariff costs for kickstarter pledges and backerkit preorders.I mean it sucks but I’m gonna blame Ben Conway, Marauders, and Skeletron for them not coming out if something happens rather than the tariffs. Fulfillment and development of the six inch figures from a timeline stand point has been ridiculous considering all the other frivolous stuff they’ve put out and all the cons they’ve been doing.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
There's a lot of pros and cons when deciding to back a Kickstarter. This was under my pro column to "preorder from BBTS".0
Yes, the guy who heads up Brutal Realms. His name is Inhaled Farts on most everything.
"UPS is cutting 20k jobs because Amazon deliveries are down! The boycott worked."
I know it varies from region to region, but UPS is by far the least reliable service in my city. They won't even insure packages here for some reason - you have to waive any recourse if the packages are lost or stolen (and I don't live in a particularly rough place). I don't think we've heard the actual reason for the 20k jobs being cut, which is why the friend I was talking to who was gloating about the boycott working made me do the old Malcolm Reynolds "but, you, wait, no... never mind" hand gesture when she said it.Do we know the actual reason they're not using UPS as much? My first guess would have been Amazon continuing to build up their own delivery service.
Everyone loves to poop on Amazon, but they've got the best delivery service of any carrier, by FAR. I would really prefer they deliver all of their own stuff.
The Pacific Legal Foundation, the law firm bringing the lawsuit seeking to overturn the recently applied tariffs on imports from China on behalf of Stonemaier Games and other plaintiffs (see "Tariff News Round-up"), has shared information on the grounds for the suit.
The rationale for the application of the tariffs was authority granted by the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, which provides that under a national emergency declaration, the president may take steps to deal with "any unusual and extraordinary threat" to national security, foreign policy, or the economy. The statute does not mention tariffs, an authority exclusively granted to the Congress by the Constitution, and has never been used for that purpose in the past.
The suit seeks refunds for tariffs the plaintiffs, which include Stonemaier Games, have paid and to reassert the limit on presidential authority.
The Pacific Legal Foundation describes itself as "a public interest law firm that defends Americans' liberties when threatened by government overreach and abuse." It has argued 20 cases at the Supreme Court since its founding in 1973, and is 18-2. It aligns with conservative causes on many issues and has ties to conservative donor Charles Koch, according to the New York Times. The pairing shows the breadth of opposition, which brings together wide-ranging constituencies, to the administration's new tariff policies.