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alabamahustla

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  1. Totally rode this train to Atlanta from Birmingham back in 06. Hell Yeah.
  2. Some of these are painfully obvious. There'a a spoter/causer in there somewhere.
  3. Ummmm.... letters INDEED! No one but us can read that shit, and thats only cause you can read the handstyle.
  4. These hats are so sick for painting in the sun, it just kinda sucks when the wind is blowing all crazy.
  5. Mad respect would be not painting next to an old ass revok hollow.
  6. I beleive real benching takes place away from the computer screen :confused: . I really don't get why people flick super wack shit. You probably don't keep hard copies of that shit? Why would you..IT SUCKS!!! But to each his own... Toys are supposed to get a hard time... they're toys.
  7. TASK TN DFM GRAIL RIP Travis!
  8. This may be kinda off topic, but I know the MSK guys do a lot of traveling. Do you know if you can travel to Japan with a non-violent felony conviction for shoplifting or vandalism?
  9. I think any train offense if a felony. So... yes convicted.
  10. Like clean trains vs. freights, or boxcars vs. Amtrack? Lets just say both clean and freight are on record.
  11. Short-Term Visit USA You will not need a visa for a period of stay up to 90 days. This visa exemption is not applicable for stays exceeding 90 days, or for stays involving paid activities, journalistic activities or attending depositions. Please have a valid US passport, and a return/thru ticket available at the port of entry in order to show that you plan to leave within 90 days. As a general rule, "visa free" entry status may not be changed to other visa status without departing and then re-entering Japan with the appropriate visa such as a spouse, work or study visa. This is what it said on the Japanese Embassy website. Does this mean if you can obtain a passport you can just catch a flight? Can you get a passport with a felony on your record?
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