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I started randomly reading the new Jonathon Foer book "Eating Animals" i was sad I am too Jewish to buy anything at cover price. I'll find it on Amazon or used book store in a few months. In the first chapter he argues eating dog and gives an excellent Filipino recipe for it much similar to Adobo.

its really not that hard to paint in and around numbers. why not do it?? wouldnt you rather give your pieces the best possible chance at a long life.?!? really....if your piece is stamped and you havent utilized the rest of the car.....its fair game in my book. of course there are exceptions

The fight before was much more exciting. Soto and Diaz, at least they were both throwing punches.

1128 punches. WTF? Manny is insane.

He's not throwing any punches. His body is gettig blasted. What the hell was that 2 handed punch? Comedy.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnel_Pineda?wasRedirected=true Dude does Journey cover songs! Now he's in the band. Hell yeah. He killed it, I don't think I know a Filipino girl that can sing well, but that man is going places. So hyped for the fight.

Haha, there is so much shit talking from the announcers in the Castillo Gomez fight. They are not pleased they had to announce these fighters.

I agree 100%. I have seen him read before, his sense of humor is classic. I have owned several copies of Lone Ranger and Tonto Fist Fight in Heavan and I always end up giving it away with the hopes that someone will enjoy it as much as I do. Reservation Blues was amazing as well.

ChooChoooooooo!!!!!!

You already now i am a Santana Fan. I own Caravanserai on vinyl. Love. I have been revisiting a lot of El Chicano as well. I recently made a Pandora station for El Chicano and am working on making it the center of my universe. I'm listening to your link right now, thanks Tio Earl!

that track is 2 legit.

This is a thread I can subscribe to. I'm listening to that NPR on the Mexi-James Brown covers and other mexi musica gramatikalerror mentioned above. Excellent.

Tricky tricky tricky internet business. For my online advice I am now charging you 900.00 You can transfer to my Paypal... Just kidding. Good luck!

Ship with a company that has tracking information that is NOT USPS. If you don't have your Paypal connected to your bank info, they can't access that information.

Proof of delivery Proof of delivery is acceptable documentation if a buyer files a claim, chargeback, or reversal for either an unauthorized payment or merchandise not received. You need online tracking information from a shipping company that: 1. Shows the status as delivered. 2. Shows the date of delivery. 3. Includes the recipient’s address, showing at least the city/state or ZIP code (or their equivalent). 4. For payments of $250 USD (or local currency equivalent) or more, includes proof of the recipient's signature to confirm delivery. Proof of shipment Proof of shipment is acceptable documentation if a buyer files a chargeback or reversal for an unauthorized payment. You need a document from a shipping company that: 1. Shows the status as shipped or delivered, or shows a postmark. 2. Shows the date of shipment. 3. Includes the recipient’s address, showing at least the city/state or ZIP code (or their equivalent). Here you go boo. As long as you can prove these things, you should be okay.

The thing with that is, they'll take it out of the bank account you have associated with the Paypal account.

They can always file a claim. That means if you are the shipper, Paypal will take back that money or put it on hold. Even if you verify that the merch you sold was shipped complete with tracking info and everything. This is common when people are buying high priced items like Iphones online. Nothing beats security like cold cash.

The sound track is amazing as well. I drunkingly ordered it on amazon and am very thankful for my impaired reasoning.

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/21279/21279-h/21279-h.htm Here is a link to Vonnegut's 2BR02B While downloading books to phone I came across this short story. I originally thought it was a novel, so when it ended it ended with an outburst of NOOOOOOOO! I just finished Kipling's Man Who Would Be King, also a timeless movie I very much enjoy. It took me on a great many emotions towards the end. I recommend reading it if you have a few minutes to spare. http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext05/8king10h.htm Although I love the convenience of downloading books and my wallet thanks me every time I open up Stanza instead of reaching for dollars, I miss the tangible thing about books. Oh technology.

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lol.....spitz. spade steel awe heat JAPAN

Another golden flickr find;