Production Update Questions

[jeffingoff]

I was fortunate enough to never experience bullying so that could be why I never heard the reference. Someone in high school once told me that people were intimidated by me and left me alone because of that. I discounted the comment but have actually heard it multiple times in my professional life so I have come to accept it.

I've never met you in person and I am terrified of you. We all are. We've been meeting about it. We all have emergency readiness plans with packed grab-and-go bags at the ready.

I too didn't receive all that much bullying. But I witnessed a lot of toxic bullshit. I never understood the need to break other people down. Still don't.

[jeffingoff]

So had informed delivery do something I have not seen before. The mystery shipment dropped off the radar. Have to assume it was a duplicate of the chap book.

Me thinks me knows what happened. I think you're getting two items in one package (Husks and the Chizmar Chapbook of Chaps). I think Dan might have created two packing labels initially by mistake before combining into one package. Because I just got one shipping confirmation that contained the two books mentioned above.

[Dannyb]

What is informed delivery?

[Martin]

I have a CDCC10 Chapbook and a mystery package coming from CD. The mystery package may be a Freeman Patreon shipment as they sometimes come via CD without shipping notice.

So had informed delivery do something I have not seen before. The mystery shipment dropped off the radar. Have to assume it was a duplicate of the chap book.

[Martin]

I went to White Privilege High on the south side of Chicago. An all-male college preparatory high school for the alpha sons of industry that only prepared me to hate the entitlement of the sons of wealth. My parents had to borrow money to send me there in case anyone was wondering why I don't count myself among the Sons of Privilege. ANYWAY, bullying was as much a part of that place as lockers. Ass-less chaps were mentioned during the time-honored inquisition process, when boys were indicted, accused, and put on trial for the crime of being less than MEN.

I was fortunate enough to never experience bullying so that could be why I never heard the reference. Someone in high school once told me that people were intimidated by me and left me alone because of that. I discounted the comment but have actually heard it multiple times in my professional life so I have come to accept it.

[Brian861]

I just got a GED and got on with life LOL!!

Now that's the American way!

[mhatchett]

I just got a GED and got on with life LOL!!

[jeffingoff]

My memory of those days are fading but I do not recall any time when chaps came up in conversation during my high school years. What kind of crowd did you hang around with?

I went to White Privilege High on the south side of Chicago. An all-male college preparatory high school for the alpha sons of industry that only prepared me to hate the entitlement of the sons of wealth. My parents had to borrow money to send me there in case anyone was wondering why I don't count myself among the Sons of Privilege. ANYWAY, bullying was as much a part of that place as lockers. Ass-less chaps were mentioned during the time-honored inquisition process, when boys were indicted, accused, and put on trial for the crime of being less than MEN.

[Brian861]

My memory of those days are fading but I do not recall any time when chaps came up in conversation during my high school years. What kind of crowd did you hang around with?

Same here, Martin LOL!

[Martin]

Yes, ass-less chaps is a common redundancy. People said that all the time when they were guys in high school. People said that a hell of a lot more than necessary considering no one ever wore them.

My memory of those days are fading but I do not recall any time when chaps came up in conversation during my high school years. What kind of crowd did you hang around with?

[jeffingoff]

Not that you did, but I always find it funny when people say buttless chaps . . . because they're buttless pants, that's what makes the chaps. Just like saying sleeveless vests . . .

Back to our regularly scheduled "where's my book at?" thread . . .

Yes, ass-less chaps is a common redundancy. People said that all the time when they were guys in high school. People said that a hell of a lot more than necessary considering no one ever wore them.

[bookworm 1]

I have a couple questions . Wondering when the Second SK grab bag is shipping and also I’ve noticed that the last few shipments have been packed with brown paper instead of packing peanuts. Just curious if this is for environmental reasons or has COVID brought a shortage of packing peanuts . I ask because some othe publishers are doing the same and some are still using the peanuts. Packing is still great so it’s more of a curiosity thing then anything else

[TacomaDiver]

Not that you did, but I always find it funny when people say buttless chaps . . . because they're buttless pants, that's what makes the chaps. Just like saying sleeveless vests . . .

Back to our regularly scheduled "where's my book at?" thread . . .

[Martin]

Ah ok, then it's my chapbook. Is it a catalog allowing me to order chaps? Is it that kind of chapbook?

Here is the original announcement:
An Exclusive Brand New Richard Chizmar Signed Limited Edition Chapbook!

So, it is by Richard Chizmar, it is signed and it is not used. However Amazon has you covered: https://www.amazon.com/Tough-Western...NsaWNrPXRydWU= (or uncovered depending on the view)

[jeffingoff]

I have a CDCC10 Chapbook and a mystery package coming from CD. The mystery package may be a Freeman Patreon shipment as they sometimes come via CD without shipping notice.

Ah ok, then it's my chapbook. Is it a catalog allowing me to order chaps? Is it that kind of chapbook?