I hit the add to cart button & ship everything to my handyman or cleaners.I send my handyman and/or cleaners images of the renderings & tell them “I ordered you a bunch of stuff - make the room look like this please & send me some updated pics when it’s complete”The nice thing about this too is the large margin for error when the prices are this low.

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Just buy one of those old ship cannons and sit it in front of the door at night.When they open the door boom !

They used to ship their products to people and then bill people without actual orders.  

One problem I see with buying paper is even if you get a deal on product, shipping kills it.

I typically bought 1000 for $200 shipped.

I finally got orders to go active duty, but that becomes real when they're in my hands and I'm getting shipped. 

Called and they said it's "Standard Shipping" which takes up to 3 weeks to deliver.

You can get vinyl floor which uses a pressure adhesive and the planks do not ship-lap or interlock; this allows each plank to be pulled-up/replaced without disassembling the entire floor.In (converted) houses, I tend towards hardwood (engineered or traditional), a good quality laminate, or ceramic/porcelain tiles (if the subfloor is stable enough).In {older}, stick-built multis, you are often compelled to use soft flooring options (carpet, vinyl, linoleum, cork), particularly in bedrooms and living rooms, due to sound transference.  

It was out of Cape Hatteras, it was a replica ship made for several movies and provided cruises.