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Eric Smissen,skull bikini set the store's visual designer, says if you don't see what you want during your shopping trip, keep coming back. Inventory is updates daily. "There's absolutely no difference between the merchandise that you're getting at a major retailer than you're getting here, except for the price," says Smissen. Not only are you getting a good price, you doing good work. A man apparently unhappy with his wife's choice of lingerie decided to burn the clothes rather than see her wear them.Newton County Sheriff's Office Deputy Cortney Morrison said the victim came home late Thursday night to find her clothes burning on the back yard grill.Deputies responded to the home on Landon Way when a family member called the Sheriff's Office to report the victim and her husband, James Freeman, were arguing."The responding deputy could smell something burning and saw smoke coming from the back yard," Morrison said,The deputy approached the victim and asked her what was burning."The victim said her clothes were put on the grill by Freeman and burned," Morrison said.
Eric Smissen,skull bikini set the store's visual designer, says if you don't see what you want during your shopping trip, keep coming back. Inventory is updates daily. "There's absolutely no difference between the merchandise that you're getting at a major retailer than you're getting here, except for the price," says Smissen. Not only are you getting a good price, you doing good work. A man apparently unhappy with his wife's choice of lingerie decided to burn the clothes rather than see her wear them.Newton County Sheriff's Office Deputy Cortney Morrison said the victim came home late Thursday night to find her clothes burning on the back yard grill.Deputies responded to the home on Landon Way when a family member called the Sheriff's Office to report the victim and her husband, James Freeman, were arguing."The responding deputy could smell something burning and saw smoke coming from the back yard," Morrison said,The deputy approached the victim and asked her what was burning."The victim said her clothes were put on the grill by Freeman and burned," Morrison said.
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