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DR1 Question-Gold, Silver, Bronz?
Robert told me that you need only drop by Santo Domingo Motors tomorrow morning, anytime before noon.Anna Coniglio said:
You must pick it up in person, and don't be late, otherwise it just goes back into the lottery bin for the next person who posts 5,800 times.
Oh oh !
It only applies to people who have 5,800 posts, and you just went over the limit, just like on "The Price Is Right".
So sorry for you....
Now you've gone and done it.Anna Coniglio said:I'm sure I can get a 6 am flight should arrive in SD by 11 am take taxi, yeah I think I can make it then I'll drive up to have some ribs ok.
Thanks for letting me know the rules.
It only applies to people who have 5,800 posts, and you just went over the limit, just like on "The Price Is Right".
So sorry for you....
Now you have something to look forward to.theCeo said:Well, I have 12 posts in almost a year. At that rate I'll be gold when I'm just over 400 years old.
Gold? it's hovering around US$570/troy ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Did you know that in 1980, when gold hit an all time high of US$850/troy ounce, farming literally stopped in the DR, when a day's panning for alluvial gold (plentiful in most rivers in the DR) amply surpassed the going wage for a day of farm work?
Excuse me while I run off to my bedroom, to yank out my 2 gold teeth.Mirador said:
Now I'll be able to make this month's car payment.
Sheesh,Mirador said:
It's a RockyMobile, not a WreckMobile, besides, I've been renting it out to friends, as I recently acquired a Lexus, and I didn't even have to go panning the rivers for gold.
It's a conversion model, formerly driven in Japan, where they don't use the Lexus badge.pas said:
A Toyota Aristo, is a Lexus GS 300.
"Lexus GS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
... is a car manufactured by the Toyota Motor Corp. under the Lexus brand ... gear of the Toyota Crown. In Japan, it is sold as the Toyota Aristo. It was introduced ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexus_GS "
