"Have you heard of Peter Pan?"
"No. Have you heard of Metro North?"
Then I get to Moscow and I'm told there's a thriving market for used cars from the US in Russia. My informant says cars from California are especially common since they arrive in such good condition. LA's precious natural resources are being shipped across the ocean for use by the post-Soviet nouveau riche! Of all the nerve.
Well, OK: according to one study from 2004. They claim the problem is dry mucous membranes.
The stuff that I'm qualified to judge is right on. This is my best post ever. Yes, better than Leisure Town.
Holy shit, Crenshaw to Rossmore.
hotel rooms in salvador?
brazilres.com
brazil tours
brazil fiesta
brazil air travel services
BACC
vs California traffic tickets. Including a "step-by-step guide to contesting your ticket without a court appearance."
US Marshals List of Sellers (federal seizures)
Supposedly the savings here are not that great, and you wouldn't be able to have a mechanic check the car out first.
A bunch of people on MeFi try to convince me not to be an idiot
askme: what kind of used car should i get?
"BiddingForTravel.com's primary goal is to promote informed bidding when using priceline.com's (US) travel products."
Use this to find out pricing sweet spots on Priceline.
Real-time maps of traffic congestion. Some kind of personalized service I haven't looked into, also.
La Punta to Quebec to El Contento to Alcyona to Vine to Argyle to Hollywood to Fairfax to Sunset to Barrington to San Vicente to 4th to Wilshire.
This is clearly Bush's fault.
From "The Seaman's Friend: Containing a Treatise on Practical Seamanship, with Plates; A Dictionary of Sea Terms; Customs and Usages of the Merchant Service; Laws Relating to the Practical Duties of Master and Mariners."
Much, much more, with special reference to the Aubrey/Maturin novels.
"Have an address on an avenue? Find the cross-street here." Or vice-versa. Also finds nearest subway stop.
Thanks, Eric. Thanks for setting my spirtual progress back a decade, I mean. Today's deadly sin is: avarice.
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