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Same thing happened to me last week.
Ordered a book and two CDs from Amazon.
Thought they would all come in one package.
Instead, one CD was delivered by UPS and left on my doorstep.
The book was delivered by the post office and left in my mailbox.
The second CD was left in an Amazon locker down the street from me, that I had to drive to and get a code from Amazon to open the locker
All on the same day.
WTF?!
 
^that's correct. Amazon has over a thousand distribution centers. There's one just across the freeway from my house. Not everything I order is going to come from that facility.
 
Same thing happened to me last week.
Ordered a book and two CDs from Amazon.
Thought they would all come in one package.
Instead, one CD was delivered by UPS and left on my doorstep.
The book was delivered by the post office and left in my mailbox.
The second CD was left in an Amazon locker down the street from me, that I had to drive to and get a code from Amazon to open the locker
All on the same day.
WTF?!
That kind of sucks

Not sure if they still do this as I have never ordered multiple separate items but in they used to have an option for grouping all items into as fewer shipments as possible
 
As said above, not every Amazon warehouse has everything. Only some of them have the big stuff like furniture and TVs. Not the best use of resources if every single Amazon warehouse has a copy of From Justin To Kelly on DVD.
 
I always wait until I need several items before placing an Amazon order. My next order will consist of bath towels, a laundry basket, earwax filters for my hearing aids, razor blades, and the stuff I use to darken my gray hair. I don't care how many packages it all comes in, as long as it gets delivered.
 
When dropping a slice of toast with butter on one side which side always hits the ground?
The buttered side.

It's been theorized that since cats always land in their feet, and bread always lands butter side down, a cat with buttered bread duct taped to it will, since it cannot land on either end, spin indefinitely in place, creating perpetual motion.
 
It was a weird and very Star Trek dream that I had

There was more to the dream, but in the dream, a new species joined the Federation that was just a whole bunch of humanoid foxes. The funniest part is that they all had Australian accents and the species was called "Linguine" like the pasta, and that's where I got my name.

Also, Shrek was a Lieutenant.
 
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