AMAZON GIFT CARDS ONLY - No Trades - One Hour Holds - Open to Offers on Multiples - Prices Firm for Single Selections - Please Comment First - CHAT REQUESTS IGNORED

DISNEY

• Beauty and the Beast (2017) - $3
• Finding Dory (2016) - $3
• Frozen (2013) - $3
• The Good Dinosaur (2015) - $3
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) - $3
• Hocus Pocus (1993) - $3
• Inside Out (2015) - $3
• The Lion King (2019) - $3
• Maleficent (2014) - $3
• Moana (2016) - $3
• Mulan 4k (1998) - $6
• The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) - $3
• Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) - $3
• Thor Ragnarok 4k (2017) - $6
• Thor Love and Thunder 4k (2022) - $6
• Zootopia (2016) - $3

FOX

• Assassin's Creed (2016) - $3
• The Counselor (2013) - $3
• Deadpool (2016) - $3
• The Greatest Showman (2017) - $3
• The Heat (2013) - $3
• Kingsman: The Secret Service (2015) - $3
• Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016) - $3
• The Martian (2015) - $3
• The Peanuts Movie (2015) - $3
• Prometheus (2012) - $3
• The Revenant (2015) - $3
• RoboCop (2014) [VUDU/GP] - $3
• The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) - $3
• Spies in Disguise (2019) - $3
• Super Troopers 2 (2018) - $3
• True Lies 4k (1994) - $8
• Widows 4k (2018) - $6
• X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) - $3

LIONSGATE

• American Psycho 4k (2000) - $6
• The Cabin in the Woods (2012) - $4
• Dirty Dancing 4k (1987) - $6
• Divergent (2014) - $4
• Dream a Little Dream (1989) - $4
• Dredd (2012) - $4
• Dredd 4k (2012) - $6
• Ender's Game (2013) - $4
• Everything Everywhere All at Once 4k (2022) - $6
• Ex Machina 4k (2015) - $6
• The Expendables 2 (2012) - $4
• The Expendables 3 (2014) - $4
• The Expendables 1-4 4k (2010, 2012, 2014 & 2023) - $15
• The Hateful Eight (2015) - $4
• The Homesman (2014) - $4
• The Hunger Games (2012) - $4
• The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) - $4
• Hunger Games: Mocking Jay Part 2 (2015) - $4
• The Iron Claw (2023) - $8
• It Comes at Night (2017) - $4
• Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (2019) - $4
• Joe (2014) - $4
• The Kid (2019) - $4
• Knives Out 4k (2019) - $6
• Maggie (2015) - $4
• The Making of Trump (2015) - $4
• The Man Who Fell to Earth 4k (1976) - $6
• Men (2022) - $4
• Midway 4k (2019) - $6
• The Mist 4k (2007) - $6
• Much Ado About Nothing (2013) - $4
• Now You See Me (2013) - $4
• Orange is the New Black: Season 1 (2013) - $4
• Orange is the New Black: Season 2 (2014) - $4
• The Possession (2012) - $4
• Requiem for a Dream 4k (2020) - $6
• Reservoir Dogs 4k (1992) - $6
• Rob Zombie Trilogy (2003-2019) - $6
• Shivers (1975) - $4
• Stand Up Guys (2012) - $4
• Terminator 2: Judgement Day 4k (1991) - $6
• Total Recall 4k (1990) - $6
• The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent 4k (2022) - $6
• Unhinged (2020) - $4
• Wonder (2017) - $4
• The Wraith (1986) - $4
• You're Next (2013) - $4

PARAMOUNT

• Bad Grandpa (2013) - $3
• BumbleBee 4k (2018) - $6
• Event Horizon 4k (1997) - $6
• Gemini Man 4k (2019) - $6
• Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014) - $3
• Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol (2011) - $3
• Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation (2015) [iTunes ONLY] - $2
• Mother (2017) - $3
• Overlord 4k (2018) - $6
• Paranormal Activity - The Marked Ones (2014) - $3
• Pet Sematary (2019) - $3
• Rocketman (2019) - $3
• Scream 4k (1996) - $6
• Scream 4k (2022) - $6
• Scream VI 4k (2023) - $6
• Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) - $3
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) - $3
• Top Gun 4k (1986) - $6
• Top Gun Maverick 4k (2022) - $6
• True Grit (2010) - $3
• World War Z (2013) - $3

SONY

• 21 Jump Street (2012) - $3
• The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) - $3
• Appleseed: Alpha [SD](2014) - $3
• Bad Boys For Life 4k (2020) - $6
• Black Hawk Down 4k (2001) - $6
• Concussion (2015) - $3
• The Dark Tower (2017) - $3
• Don't Breathe SD (2016) - $2
• Drive (2011) - $3
• The Equalizer 2 (2018) - $3
• Fury (2014) - $3
• Godzilla, Mothra & King Ghidorah Collection (1992, 1998 & 2003) [MA - SD] - $15
• Hotel Transylvania (2012) - $3
• Hotel Transylvania 3 (2018) - $3
• Insidious: The Last Key (2018) - $3
• Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 4k (2017) - $6
• Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) - $3
• Lawrence of Arabia (1962) - $3
• Passengers 4k (2016) - $6
• Peter Rabbit (2018) - $3
• Pride and Prejudice and Zombies 4k (2016) - $6
• Roman J. Israel, Esq. (2017) - $3
• Sausage Party (2016) - $3
• Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018) - $3
• Spider-Man 4 Film Collection (2017, 2018, 2018 & 2019) - $15
• Spider-Man Homecoming (2017) - $3
• Spider-Man: No Way Home 4k (2021) - $6

UNIVERSAL

• Apollo 11 (2019) - $4
• BlacKKKlansman (2018) - $4
• The Breakfast Club (1985) - $4
• Brian Banks (2019) - $4
• Casino 4k (1995) - $6
• Cult of Chucky UNRATED (2017) - $4
• Colossal (2017) - $4
• Contraband (2012) [iTunes ONLY] - $2
• Darkest Hour (2017) - $4
• Despicable Me 2 (2013) - $4
• Dr. Seuss' The Lorax (2012) - $4
• F9: The Fast Saga [Both Theatrical & Directors Cut] (2021) - $4
• Good Boys (2019) - $4
• Hail, Caesar! (2016) - $4
• Halloween Kills 4k (2021) - $6
• Hardcore Henry (2016) - $4
• Holiday Inn (1942) - $4
• How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World 4k (2019) - $6
• The Hunt (2019) - $4
• The Huntsman - Winter’s War - Extended Edition (2016) - $4
• Hustlers 4k (2019) [iTunes ONLY] - $4
• Inglourious Basterds (2009) [iTunes ONLY] - $3
• It Came From Outer Space 4k (1953) - $6
• Jaws 2 4k (1978) - $6
• Jurassic Park: The Lost World 4k (1997) - $6
• Jurassic Park III 4k (2001) - $6
• Jurassic World (2015) - $4
• Justice (2017) - $4
• Knock at the Cabin 4k (2023) - $6
• The Last Starfighter (1984) - $4
• Lone Survivor (2013) - $4
• Megan Leavey (2017) - $4
• Minions (2015) - $4
• Moonrise Kingdom (2012) - $4
• Monty Python's The Meaning of Life 4k (1983) - $6
• The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor 4k (2008) [MA ONLY] - $6
• No Time to Die 4k (2021) [iTunes ONLY] - $6
• Nope 4k (2022) - $6
• The Northman 4k (2022) - $6
• Oblivion (2013) - $4
• Phantom Thread (2017) - $4
• Pitch Perfect (2012) - $4
• Pitch Perfect 2 (2015) - $4
• Renfield (2023) - $4
• Scarface (1983) [MA ONLY] - $3
• The Secret Life of Pets (2016) - $4
• The Secret Life of Pets 2 (2019) - $4
• Spartacus 4k (1960) - $6
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie 4k (2023) - $6
• The Thing (2001) - $4

WARNER BROS

• Barbie 4k (2023) - $8
• Black Adam 4k (2022) - $6
• Dune Part 2 4k (2024) - $12
• Elvis 4k (2022) - $6
• Legion of Super-Heroes (2023) - $3
• Live Die Repeat - Edge of Tomorrow 4k (2014) - $6
• The Lost Boys 4k (1987) - $6
• Poltergeist 4k (1982) - $6
• Westworld Season Four: The Choice 4k (2022) - $8

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Hi, folks. Don't know if this is the place to ask this but it's been on my mind recently and I don't know where to go for advice so I figure Nails would be a good start, or at least maybe could point me in the right direction.
I love nails, I have always loved them. They make me feel so beautiful and I want them, badly. Only issue is I work a job where we are not allowed to have long nails, fake nails, nail polish... etc. I work in a food manufacturing plant and they're very strict about that kind of stuff. I get two day and three day weekends fairly regularly, but I never get more than 3 days off consecutively and I would really love to find a way to have nails, but ones that I can easily apply and remove so that I can have them on my weekends but take them off the night before my Mondays. Does anybody have any ideas? The closest thing I've found to this was years ago at Halloween City, I found some costume nails and they were super cheap and cheesy but they looked nice short-term. Only thing is I don't know how to find a similar product outside of that context. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

One day before her (traditional Chinese) wedding my friend sent her bridesmaids(13) the dress we were supported to wear. It is made of plastic, looks like a halloween costume and makes my skin ache. Also it is very warm and tomorrow will be 33°C. I will have to wear it for the whole afternoon and be photographed in this.
AITA for dismissing her wish and turn up in my own dress?
Would i be the asshole to make changes to the dress? Having the arms removed to make it prettier + bearable in the Heat.
INFO: I was invited to the group of bridegirls 3 days before the wedding and got the dress 1/2 day before the wedding.

In Stargate Atlantis The lost tribe, the leader of the Vanir tells Daniel that they...

'lost their intergalactic ships in an initial engagement with the wraith and were unable to build more'

...meaning they're stuck in Pegasus with the wraith. However during the events of the episode itself they're able to use hyperdrive and we obviously know that eg the Daedulus etc can travel between galaxies.
So is there a scale of different hyperspace drives types eg tier 1 allows you to travel within your own galaxy but only a tier 2 type drive would allow successful Milky-way to Pegasus travel?
Thanks for reading

Hello, hello! I've been stewing on this for a while and I have a theory as to why Eddie is the first (that we see) to break.
I'm working on the theory that Eddie is being punished through isolation. The single pea on a plate, the fact no one talks or visits him all day, the fact he's not involved in any of the holiday commercials or songs--it certainly seems like it's a malicious shunning more than a coincidence. (Even if the neighbors were trying to just give him a break, why didn't Wally ask him about Homewarming? How would that be interrupting his break from work?)
So, why is Eddie being punished? The short version is that he was breaking character but not by not delivering mail. He's being punished for being too smart, something that started in the Halloween update.
1) Eddie's description on the Neighborhood page talks about how forgetful he is and that he was most often used in the show for physical labor. Though we see the neighbors emphasizing his physical attributes (Eddie's Big Lift, Barnaby chasing him, Howdy making him haul Julie's bowling balls,) I don't see any evidence of Eddie's forgetfulness. It's all been told to us but never shown.
2) Eddie Dear dressed as a scarecrow, something with only straw in its head. Wizard of Oz wanting a brain, anyone? (And also, the scarecrow having a brain the whole time? Sound familiar?)
3) What makes me think Eddie's smart? The Halloween storybook update! A) He's dressed as Frankenstein's creature, something that in the book was incredibly smart! And Eddie recognizes that the book/movie has "a moral conundrum"--Eddie's words. B) He recognizes Sally's costume. Who knows who Pedrolino is nowadays?? And he reads about Commedia dell'arte in his spare time??? This is one smart dude!
4) Any time Eddie starts talking intellectually, he's cut off. Sally stops him when he tries to explain the moral conundrum behind Frankenstein's creature and the Narrator tries to dismiss it--"Oh that Eddie could talk!"
Does any of that sound like a forgetful physical laborer? Normally, I'd put this down as a joke--in the Halloween update, I thought it was good comedy! But now that we see him being punished in the holiday update, I can't think of any other reason he'd be the target, not with the evidence we have so far.
TL;DR Eddie is not being dumb enough for the show and is being put in his place.
That's it! I'd love to hear your thoughts! :3

Hi all,
Lots of you have sent me cards at the end of 2023 and into 2024 (how are we almost in June?!!). I'm way behind on humaning so I have lots of thanks to share, in no particular order:

• u/melhen16 x 3 - you sent me something around Christmas time. I love your use of vintage stamps. Be on the lookout for some reply mail in the post. The second card in my stash of outstanding thank yous is filled with wonderful factoids about Olympic National Park, none of which I knew previously. Ok, this is really pathetic how far behind I am. Card 3 from you discusses post-retirement endeavors. What did you end up doing?
• u/pink_drop - thanks for your pre-Thanksgiving card talking about shelter doggos. I appreciate the goodies you included and will be using them to create more outbound mail.
• u/slavkan12 - you sent me a wonderful postcard around Halloween asking about my plans. Truth is, Halloween isn't a big deal for me. I tend to avoid costume parties and now that I'm an adult I really don't need tons of candy. It is fun seeing the neighborhood kiddos while they're out Trick or Treating.
• u/lyubitza13 - did you get in to the master's program in Poland you applied to? You asked for a book recommendation an today's suggestion is A Long Petal of the Sea by Isabel Allende
• mystery sender - you sent me something in September 2023, including a treat from your niece's pirate-themed birthday party. I hope your home school adventures have been great this year.
• mystery sender - I loved your quote "art becomes art when it is shared." and the photo postcard you used to illustrate that point is just wonderful.
• u/rand_ston - thank you for your great description of what happiness means to you. Re-reading them now is a good reminder to frame things differently.
• u/pozzledC - Thank you for sharing your wonderful stories of Girl Guide experiences. How do you find it being a leader now? The wonderful art you made on the face of the card is breathtaking. It's a great reminder that beauty exists.
• u/mcdeekey - your summer in the Black Forest must have been amazing. We haven't had a proper holiday in a long time but a couple of weeks ago my husband and I met up with some friends and had a wonderful evening of dinner and a live concert.
• u/mynameiscandycain - I'm sorry you ended up with the Florida hurricane last August. We're gearing up for another active hurricane season this year. I like the storms but don't like the damage they can leave behind.
• u/awachob - your adorable spider web thank you is so cute that I don't even mind the image of spiders it conjures. I'm so glad you enjoyed the Star Trek card.
• u/tigerlady13 - you sent me a wonderful New Year Card and baking recipe that I haven't yet tried but is in my list of new things to test out this year. It's been a rough several months mentally but I think I'm finally starting to come out of the fog. Thanks for thinking of me!

Hello everyone! I’m a 38-year-old father, and I’ve been a lawyer for 10 years. I had my son when I was young. Since he was born, I was gently nudging him all his life towards being a lawyer, like me. I bought him judge costumes for Halloween and always went to career days to show his class what a cool dad my son has and how amazing it is to be a lawyer, but now, my son is a high school senior, and he wants to get into trades after he graduates. I want him to know that I love him and I’ll support whatever decision he takes, but It’s something that caught me by surprise, and I’m not sure how to assist him.
He wants to be an electrician, but he’s not entirely sure. Come to think of it, he has always been quite handy. I don’t remember the last time I had to change a lightbulb or fix something broken around the house. Also, my son passed all the A.P. math classes he had so far. On the personality side, he is very extroverted and is never afraid to make new contacts. Are these qualities good for an electrician?
I have no idea how safe it is to be an electrician. How do electricians prioritize safety on the job? What measures are in place to protect workers from hazards and accidents?
As a parent, what else can I do to support my son as he pursues a career in electrical work? Are there resources or opportunities for mentorship that I should be aware of?
Many thanks in advance, guys!

The Halloween Update Part 1 In October 10 The Halloween update arrives bears will have costumes and they will give a new item Say hello to the broken Halloween Key Piece This a item black bear, brown bear, mother bear, scientific bear, polar bear and gifted Riley and bucko bee will give this item will be used to unlock a new place known as the Trick Or Treat Town Here you can trick or treat in houses gaining rewards there a small chance to give nee items most of of the time it will give candy trick or treating can also give bond to your bee or grant boosts. Here a list of some new items (there will be more soon) Sugar candy Frozen honey blocks Pumpkin drink Reaper bee egg Broken Halloween Key Piece Fortune wheel of jellybeans Pumpkin Convertor Skeleton spiders in a jar Cobwebs Pineapple candy Gummy dipped in honey Strawberry lollipop Basket of Blueberry candys

On mobile, sorry for any typos. Fake names and only mine and older brothers age ranges
Background: I (f20s) have an older brother (m20s), we’ll call Lucas, who isn’t super close to anyone in our family. He and our dad had an argument a few years ago that sparked the distancing and I’ve been worried that their relationship would never recover. It’s thankfully been getting better and Lucas and dad had a 20 minute phone call over a book they were both reading!
On to now: Over Christmas, I noticed Lucas had pierced his ears and I asked him about it. He said he did it for his Halloween costume and I then asked what he dressed up as, assuming he was a pirate or something. Instead of an answer he said, “I’m not telling you.”
I later learned that one of our younger brothers and a younger sister knew, but they also refused to tell me what his costume was.
A few months go by, and I ask again, “what the heck was Lucas’ Halloween costume?” Finally my sister, we’ll call her Jennifer, said, “He dressed up as a pastel emo/goth girl.”
Now, I will admit, my family is religious. Not, “you have to to everything we say or you’re going to hell,” but partially the reason my brother distanced himself. I fully understood why he didn’t want anyone to know, but I was then informed mom AND dad knew because Lucas told them personally. Specifically my dad!
But what I can’t get over is not that he was an emo/goth girl for Halloween. No, no, dear readers. I can’t get over the fact he worn pastel colors. PASTEL!! Lucas wears only black, grey, and maybe dark blue. Why pastel? I want to ask but I know he’ll get mad that Jennifer told me.
Anyways, sorry for the rant, I had to get this off my chest and out of my mind.

But do you think it will be something that will carry on?
For some reason. I have been thinking about this a lot recently. I feel like Vanderpump Rules is always going to be a part of my life. When I am 60 years old, I will get a news alert about Lala claiming bankruptcy, and will say-wow. Then my kid ask "who is that again?"
I also see Vanderpump Rules still being viewed by younger people in the future. It will be sort of on par to me watching 90210 as 20 year old, it was old, but funny, but still good. I actually never did this, but friends of mine did.
I could see young girls wearing black SUR dresses as halloween costumes "ironically"
I could also see it just going in the same bin as Jersey Shore or the Real World, but idk i lean towards the former... it feels a lot different than those shows.

I hided one chat by mistake 10 days ago, sorry. You wrote something about bulbasaur and I don't know your name, cause it happened so far. Please dm me again.
LF: (all Shiny) Pikachu with different hats and caps (see below), Nidorino/Ratticate/Wobbuffet with party hat, [Chingling], Mantyke, unowns, Eevee with hat (Party hat, Winter 2022, Safari Zone), Slowpoke with 2020 glasses, Pikachu/Vulpix with Halloween costume/Dia de Muertos Cubone, Rotom, Lapras with Bow (Blanche), Elekid from Spark, Ponyta from Candela, Psyduck with Christmas hat, [Cherubi] (all Shiny)
LF: costume Pikachus (Shiny) - all Shiny: Pikachu with ... witch hat (OctobeNovember 2017), [detective hat (May 2019)], red party hat (February/March 2020/February 2024) , Charizard cap (May 2020), Rayquaza cap (May 2020), libre Pikachu, Holiday Pikachu (December 2020), Pop star Pikachu, Rock star Pikachu (Go Fest 2021), [Safari Zone (November 2022 with two green balloons)], Eevee with Red Party hat, [Pikachu Go Tour: Hoenn With black white beanie (Brendan Hat)] and [Red May bow (February 2023)]*, Blue Citrus Shirt Pikachu (Jeju Island, South Korea July 2023), World Championships Pikachu (August 2023), Tricks and Treats Pikachu with Pumpkin costume (October 2023), Holiday Attire Pikachu (December 2023), Flying Bali Balloon -multicoloured and Special Balloon Pikachu, Batik Shirt Pikachu (both March 2024)

• costume mons: Nidorino/Raticate/Wobbuffet with party hat (all Shiny)
• Baby mons: [Chingling]*, Mantyke (all Shiny)
• costume Baby mons e. g. Pichu with black witch/ash hat (all Shiny)
• different unowns (all Shiny): F, I, J, K L, M, P, Q, R, V, W, X, Z
• different costume starters (all Shiny)
• Shiny Castform (Icy)
• Cherrim (Overcast, Sunshine) (both Shiny)
• question mark unown (non-Shiny)
• clone Pokemons excerpt Pikachu
• Spinda No. 1, 2, 3, 6 (all Shiny)

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FT: all regionals like Comfey, unowns (non Shiny), CDay mons, (Ekans, Growlithe, Rattata), Hitmonlee, Alolan Sandshrew, Alolan Meowth, Alolan Marowak, purified Koffing, Sentret, Marill, Snubull, Sneasel, Torchic, Volbeat, Feebas, Wailord, Kricketot, Bronzor, Audino, Minccino, Makuhita, Larvitar, Seadra, Sudowoodo, Scyther, Cyndaquil, Absol, Rufflet, Burmy green, Panpour, Woobat, Buneary, Go Fest Pikachu August 2022, Inkay, Shellos, Lickitung, Woobat, Hisuian Avalugg, Helioptile, Hisuian Typhlosion, Wyrdeer (all Shiny), Spinda No. 9 from Valentines Day, unown G, Surskit, Galar Stunfisk
(Non-Shiny) all Regionals like Pikachu with Okinawan Kariyushi Shirt, Comfey and different non-Shiny unowns
Shiny Legendary/Mythical: Registeel, Regice, Mesprit, Uxie, Palkia, [Regigigas], Heatran, Cresselia, Terrakion, Ho-Oh, [Reshiram], [Kyogre (special attack)], Groudon (special attack), Cobalion, Virizion, Tapu Fini, [Tapu Koko], Tapu Bulu, [Kartana]*, Latios (all Shiny), Armored Mewtwo
Shiny Costumes: [Lapras with scarf], [Snorlax with Cowboy hat, Go Fest Pikachu with scarf (2022)], Cubchoo with bow, bulbasauCharmander with party hat, Pikachu with jewels (Red, green, yellow), Pikachu with white headscarf (Lumias hat) ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Please dm me.
PS: Maybe we can do shiny trades at the same time from your alt to my main and vice versa. My alts have Shinies too. DM me for more informations.
*[ ] means: maybe saved for another trading partner; just ask how it is the status quo.

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Information

• Prices are in USD
• US shipping: $7 USD, includes tracking
• Canada shipping: $1 USD for letter mail (no tracking), $8 USD for larger packets with tracking
• International shipping: $8 USD. Does not include tracking, but can get a quote if you'd like it
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• Payment by PayPal G&S (I will send an invoice)
• All items used two times or less just to test/swatch, unless noted
• Open to bundle deals and reasonable offers

The Goods

• Spreadsheet here with full details including notes

Alkemia
Full size

• Aurora - 5ml roller, $14
• Confectionaire - 5ml roller, $14
• Rondeaux d'Amour - 5ml roller, $14
• Veneficium - 5ml roller, $14

Samples

• Book of Shadows - 1ml sample, $2
• Hellcat - 1ml sample, $2
• The Highwayman - 1ml sample, $2

Arcana Wildcraft
Samples

• John Dee - 1.25ml sample, $3
• Yggdrasil - 1.25ml sample, $3

Black Baccara/Amorphous
Full size

• 90s Goth NYC - 5ml bottle, $18
• Boardwalk 1990 - 5ml bottle, $18
• Witch's Veil - 5ml bottle, $18

Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab (BPAL)
Full size

• Krampus (Yule 2023) - 5ml bottle, $20
• The Poinsettia Gown (Yule 2023) - 5ml bottle, wand cap added, $20
• Witches' Currant Cake (Halloween 2023) - 5ml bottle, wand cap added, $20

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Arachnina the Spider Girl (Carnaval Diabolique) - 0.92ml Ajevie sample, $5
• Blood Garden (Carnaval Diabolique) - 0.92ml Ajevie sample, $5
• Frankincense, Bourbon Vanilla and Hazelnut (Menage a Trois) - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $4
• Rose Moon 2023 - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $4
• Fancy Pups (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Hair Loosened and Soiled in Mid-Orgies (Lupercalias 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Implacable Beautiful Tyrant (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• O Daughter of Death and Priapus (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Sister Death (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• There Yet Shall Be Sorrows (Lupercalia 2024) - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Womb Furie - 0.5ml Ajevie sample, $3
• Aperotos Eros - Imp, $2
• Bruised Violet Compound - Imp, $2
• Centzon Totochtin - Imp, $2
• Dance of Death - Imp, $2
• Defututa - Imp, $2
• High John the Conqueror - Imp, $2
• Iago - Imp, $2
• Kabuki - Imp, $2
• Mage - Imp, $2
• Old Demons of the First Class - Imp, $2
• Paris - Imp, $2
• Shub-Niggurath - Imp, $2

Death and Floral
Full size

• Doom and Gloom - 5ml roller, $12

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Hallows' Eve Museum Heist - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Plastic Pumpkin Bucket - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2

Deconstructing Eden (Shipping within Canada only)
Samples

• Morrigan - 2.5ml sample, $4
• Violaceum #4 - 2.5ml sample, $4

Hexennacht
Samples

• Lipstick Accord - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2

Nocturne Alchemy (NAVA)
Full size

• Achilles - 5ml bottle, $18
• Neon Vampire - 5ml bottle, $18

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Dracula - 2ml sample, $5
• Faust - 2ml sample, $5
• Riven - 2ml sample, $5
• Salem - 2ml sample, $5
• Conjuring With the Witch - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $3

Nui Cobalt
Full size and partials

• Aphrodite Nikephoros - 5ml bottle, $16
• At Your Command - 5ml bottle, $16
• Au Bal Masque - 5ml bottle, $16
• Exsanguinated - 5ml bottle, $16
• Long Shadows - 4ml partial in original bottle, $15
• Sword and Shield - 3.5ml partial in original bottle, $12

Samples

• Achievement Unlocked - 1ml sample, $3
• Aphrodite Chrysea - 1ml sample, $3
• Aphrodite Peitho - 1ml sample, $3
• Dwarven Fortitude - 1ml sample, $3
• Lycanthrope - 1ml sample, $3
• Shadow Touched - 1ml sample, $3
• Tall Dark Stranger - 1ml sample, $3

Pineward (Shipping within Canada only)
Samples

• Caravansary - 1.8ml sample, $4
• Revelries - 1.8ml sample, $4
• White Fir - 1.8ml sample, $4
• Iceflow - Mini sample, free with purchase

Poesie
Samples

• Awakening - 2ml sample bottle, $5
• Forest Cat - 1.15ml sample, $3
• La Vie En Rose - 1.15ml sample, $3

Possets
Full size

• Silver Leather - 6ml bottle, $16
• Silver Vanilla - 6ml bottle, $16

Samples and Ajevie decants

• Bar Sinister - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Churpz rev. 1 - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Field of Reeds Perfume Oil - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Hera - 0.74ml sample, $2
• JFK and Jackie - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Morgan Le Fay - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Nefertiti and Akhenaten - 0.74ml sample, $2
• Silver Pomegranate - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $2
• Wraith - 0.74ml sample, $2

Pulp Fragrance
Full size

• I've Written A Letter to Daddy - 4.5ml roller

Samples

• And to All a Good Night - 0.74ml sample, $3
• Ready For My Close-Up - 0.74ml sample, $3

Solstice Scents
Full size

• Upstairs Window - 5ml roller, $16 (Shipping within Canada only)

Samples

• Winslow's - 0.74ml sample, $2

Sorcellerie Apothecary
Samples

• The Ghost Wants Birthday Cake - 1ml sample, $3
• Something Wicked - 0.74ml Ajevie sample, $3

Thin Wild Mercury (Shipping within Canada only)
Samples

• 34 Bohemian Cafes - 2ml edp sample, $6
• Chateau 1970 - 2ml edp sample, $6

Venus Invictus
Samples

• Dionysus - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Eros - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Hekate - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Kthonia - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Pothos - 2ml edp sample, $5 (Shipping within Canada only)
• Sapphic Hymn - 1ml sample roller, $4
• Three Graces - 1ml sample roller, $4

Makeup

• Rituel de Fille Stellaris Rare Light Luminizer, $20
• Rituel de Fille Flora Ash and Ember Eye Soot, $20

Thanks for looking!

I joined a carpool once. There were four of us.
Four mid-level managers who worked at the same real estate development company, and every one of us had tough commutes to work. There was me, and there was Ken, Pete, and Ryan. Before I joined the carpool, my commute was well over an hour. My sunrises were spent alone, an aggravating and mindless stop-and-go monotony fueled by caffeine. And my sunsets were a blinking red lightshow of aggravation the entire way home. Constant traffic. I remember I used to turn off my phone, turn off the radio, and drive in silence. I don’t do that anymore, but when I did, I remember liking the quiet. Driving that commute every day gave me time. Time to think about the things you’re doing, the things you’re going to do, and the things you’ve done. I am especially used to thinking about the things I’ve done. How I once had power over them, but now I don’t. They are permanently gouged in time; they leave marks. You better make peace with that. Because everything we do, we do not do alone. It is shared. Shared with others. With a God? With Fate? I don’t know. But I now know what I never thought about… that what we do, everything we do, is witnessed.
Ken Hallwell had the carpool idea and persuaded me to sign up. He spouted calculations about gas mileage, time saved, who would drive when, and all the other little details of starting a carpool group. Ken did not talk much, but when he talked about this carpool idea, he did. Maybe he wasn’t like me. Maybe he didn’t want to drive alone. We each took our turns driving, picking up the other three, weaving our way to work, sipping coffee, and talking sports, politics, office drama, project deadlines, and the varied minutiae that make up the forty-hour work week. It worked well, the way managers like things to work well. Especially Ken. He kept us on time. Doing the right things. He was one of those guys. Every group needs one. A likable guy. Organized. I always meant to invite Ken Halwell over to my house to meet my family. He was my age, and I knew he lived alone, had no kids, and never married. He had this scar that ran down the left side of his scalp to the top of his ear. You could see it because hair wouldn’t or couldn’t grow there. Something must have really gouged him.
I always meant to get to know more about Ken. But I never did.
It was a Thursday. I remember because it was Halloween. And because the next morning was a Friday, and it would have been my turn to drive. And Friday mornings are easy. Well, easier. But that night was Thursday, the drive from work to home. Pete spent most of the commute talking from the back seat about how Legal had grilled him on the land deal. Pete claimed to hate being grilled by legal, but I think he liked it because he loved telling lawyers how little they knew about land deals. Pete was dropped off first, and his kids met him at the curb, tugging at him to hurry up so they could trick or treat. Next was Ryan. Ken usually had to wake him up. Ryan was a napper. I’ve always been jealous of nappers. People who can just fall asleep anywhere. Kids fighting, game on, wife yapping on the phone, and nappers like Ryan pay no mind, dozing away through it all. It’s never been me. I’ve always been a light sleeper, noticing any sound or noise at night. Noises, which were always nothing, but left me lying in bed thinking of worst-case scenarios—horrible thoughts. Eventually, sleep would return. I have never slept great, and now I probably never will.
Ryan stepped out of the car, and Ken eased us back into the drive and onto the freeway for the seven miles to my place and then another four to his. By this time, the sun had set and been lost from view for over an hour. We sat quietly for a few minutes, and I stared up at the late evening sky. From a freeway, a packed freeway, the evening sky always has this color that changes, and I remember hating it. I used to watch it when I drove alone. It is a darkening grey like a giant ash cloud falling over the day. That night it crept past the sun, trying to take the sky into darkness. Maybe it was impatient for Halloween, that one night when the line between the living and the dead blurs and breaks. I remember feeling glad to be riding in that car, among those thousands of headlights and thousands of brake lights, thinking, what could happen here?
Traffic was stopped. Five rows of cars, trucks, and buses stretched ahead to the horizon, brake lights arcing on and off as we all inched forward. I was beginning to tell Ken about the costume my son and I made, ruined, and finally purchased when we suddenly lurched forward hard. Ken had hit the brakes to avoid a station wagon moving into our lane. A station wagon? I remember thinking you don’t see many of those anymore. Hardly any at all. It came from our left and either didn’t see us or didn’t care. I had never heard Ken swear, but I expected him to. If it were me, I would have. I probably would have even honked at that station wagon. But to my surprise, Ken just stared at it. The station wagon was pale white with fake wood paneling on the sides and back. It had one of those large rear windows facing us, the kind the driver could roll up or down to let anything in or out. The license plate was black. One of those black California plates I thought they had discontinued a long time ago, like station wagons. Traffic started moving again, slowly. But the station wagon didn’t move. It just sat there, brake lights shining red. When it moved, it seemed to roll, not roll, but glide. It glided forward, and we followed it.
“Jerk”, I said. But Ken was silent.
Eventually, he sighed, “Yeah….Jerk.”
I remember thinking that Ken was getting quiet. Ken had always been a quiet guy, but not this quiet. He was always looking at you, nodding, letting out a laugh or a short reply, and always following a conversation. Listening. But he wasn’t doing that now; he was staring at that car in front of us like he knew something. Like he knew the car. Or the driver. Something.
“Ken, you know this guy?” I asked.
He answered me, but I remember his voice cracking as he replied, “I — I think I do.”
He stared straight ahead, focusing. Traffic was still slow, but it was starting to pick up now and then. Whenever it did, the distance between our car and the station wagon widened, leaving space for a car to merge in. Still, whenever that happened, Ken would rev up the minivan and close the distance like he didn’t want any other car to get between us and that station wagon. We never seemed to be more than a few feet from the back of it, with Ken continuing to stare at it. Our lane stopped. The station wagon stopped, and we stopped. Then, in front of us, that long rear window started to roll down, inch by inch, like a glass curtain. I seem to remember wishing it wouldn’t, but it was. It was rolling down, and it stopped, and we could see inside. Nothing. There was nothing inside. Not nothing as in it was empty, but nothing as in it was a deep black. Devoid of light. You couldn’t see in the car; you couldn’t see through the car, to the front window, or the driver, or the traffic beyond. There was just nothing.
HONK. Traffic had started to move a little. Cars on both lanes on either side were passing us, and a couple of the cars behind us started to honk, their drivers aggravated. But we didn’t move. Ken didn’t move. I pulled my eyes away from the window to him. He was craning forward, glaring into that car, into that open window. “Ken?” I said. He gasped like he had forgotten to breathe and then slowly turned his head to me. There were tears welling up in his eyes, and he was shaking like he was cold and like he couldn’t stop shaking if he tried.
His head turned to me, but his eyes stayed tuned on that car when he broke a whisper, stuttering as he asked me, “Can you — Can you see them?” I followed his gaze back to that open window and saw nothing but that curtain of black in the middle of that station wagon, in the middle of our lane, in the middle of this freeway. A freeway that was starting to open up to move. Cars passed us, honking, picking up speed. “See what?” I asked, staring deep into that window in case I missed something. I peered at it intently. I remember having a feeling wash over me like I was not sitting in Ken’s minivan but standing at the edge of a hole, staring into emptiness. The hole seemed empty, but I knew something was in it, something that maybe I put down there.
“They found me,” Ken said, his voice cracking.
HONNKKKK. I jumped at the sound of the cars behind us, around us. They were really moving now, speeding by on each side. Then Ken opened his door. “Ken!” He seemed not even to know I was there. “Ken! Close the door!” He stepped out, and a moving van careened past him, less than a foot away, wind gusting into our car, horn blaring. “Ken!!” He leaned further out, and that’s when I reached for him; I reached for him, grabbed his wrist, and we locked eyes. As soon as we touched, in that very instant, I felt pain. Pain within me, inside me. Pain that was all mine, that had been there my entire life. My body ached from the outline of my skin to the organs inside me. I gasped and felt I would cry because I could now see into the back window of that car and see what Ken could see. Two small faces of two children were suddenly there, looking at me, each of them glaring at me. Two eyeless pale-white children whose tiny lipless mouths gaped open, forming holes of skin that cried forever. Behind them were two shadowy forms, one male and one female. The forms were reaching for the children with elongated limbs that contorted and stretched in ungodly ways, making sickening snapping sounds as they moved and reached. They seemed to be reaching for these child-things but could not touch them no matter how much they strained.
I screamed and felt Ken wrench away from me. He stepped outside the car into the rushing traffic and walked towards that station wagon. But I don’t think he walked; I think he was pulled. I called for him again, screaming into the rush and wind of the freeway and the cars when one clipped his driver's side door and snapped it off in a loud cracking metal sound, brakes screaming as it veered away onto the shoulder. I saw Ken stop at the driver's side window of the station wagon. He leaned forward, looked inside, and seemed to recognize whatever he saw in that car because his eyes glazed with tears. He slowly stood straight up, and in that instant, Ken Hallwell was struck by a passing charter bus, struck in a thunder of glass, teeth, blood, and metal that sprayed into the night air. I watched Ken’s body fly and thud into the road yards away. For just a second, it seemed his blank eyes met mine — -Then a sedan, avoiding the bus, braked hard and rear-ended the minivan I was in. I remember hearing adults screaming and children crying. Then, everything went dark.
Sixteen days later, I was in a hospital, and I was told two things: There was no station wagon that night. It was only a stalled car with a scared teenager inside. And the other thing was that Ken Hallwell was actually Keith Havers.
Ken/Keith was a suspect in a hit-and-run crash twenty-three years ago and five states away. The crash killed a husband, his wife, and their twin girls. The impact sent their vehicle off the road into a small creek, flipping it twice and crushing the two adults in their seats. An ignition cable had ignited a pool of gasoline, and the car — a pale white station wagon with wood paneling — began to burn in the creek bed with the family inside. Deputies found blood stains that didn’t belong to the family and one set of adult footprints near the crash site. The prints led away from that station wagon, from that family, and a second vehicle, a severely damaged pickup truck found on the road, idling, abandoned, and alone.
Now you know the two things I was told, but you should also know the two things I learned. Things the man I knew as Ken Hallwell held in his heart his entire tormented life.
We do not do anything alone.
What we do leaves a mark.