Question by girlygurl23: Going to watch "sex and the city" and then dinner, what to wear? I crossdress and am going to a girls night out with my friend. We are going to watch "sex and the city" followed by dinner. What should I wear, I am completely clueless. I want to wear something cute, but comfy, so i can manage to see the movie.
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Answer by BrOwN-eYes A cute summer dress maybe a maxi wit high heels or flats n a flower to put in ur hair
Question by TheDude: What does it mean "Going of your parents car insurance?"? I heard that you can register the car to my parents car insurance and it will be loads cheaper for myself, but its apparently fraud? What could happen? If I crash my car should I just leave it and run?
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Answer by John No it's all legal if you live at home with your parents ( i think) it just means your parents add another driver to there insurance policys.
Question by hm: Going to brazil in march 2010.? I'm planning to go to Brazil " sao paulo" in march 2010. What month the airfares prices goes down so i can buy the tickets.
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Answer by Leo P March is a really good month to go , talking about price. As early you buy your ticket , the best. Between December and February is the high prices. I always buy my tickets from www.clickandfly.com , is the same agency called BACC, you can try to call them too 1800-baccrio. They will help you with any other questions you may have . Have a good trip .
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To all my fans, this is another one on the periphery of Progressive Rock. I know Zeppelin had been termed Acid Rock and Hard Rock and everything else. I am not sure it ever really was called progressive, but as you listen to the riffs and the style, it really does fit within many of the same parameters. From wikipedia: Going to California" is the penultimate song performed by the English rock band Led Zeppelin on their fourth album, released in 1971. The song's wistful folk-style sound, with Robert Plant on lead vocals, acoustic guitar by Jimmy Page and mandolin by John Paul Jones, contrasts with the heavy electric-amplified rock on several of the album's other tracks. The song is reportedly about singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell, with whom Plant and Page were both infatuated. In live performances of the song, Plant would often say the name "Joni" after this stanza (which is thought to have referenced Mitchell's 1967 composition "I Had a King"): To find a Queen without a King, they say she plays guitar and cries, and sings" In an interview he gave to Spin magazine in 2002, Plant stated that the song "might be a bit embarrassing at times lyrically, but it did sum up a period of my life when I was 22." In a 2007 interview with the same magazine, Plant stated that the song was about "Me reflecting on the first years of the group, when I was only about... 20, and was struggling to find myself in the midst of all the craziness of California and the band and the groupies ...
The wrenches fixed hundreds of Braintree High School students' cars. And the saws and drills built thousands of birdhouses and spice racks. And they will all be placed on the auction block this Saturday. "It's the sale of the century," said Tom Mahar, the school department's head custodian. Every table saw, screwdriver and hand jack that once filled the high school's now-closed wood and auto shops will be up for grabs at the auction. The lots range from complete sets of socket wrenches and hand saws to a small airplane engine and hydraulic car lift. Other items include a cabinet filled with hundreds of drill bits and saw blades, the wood shop's remaining stock of hardwood lumber, a half-dozen full-sized wood lathes, car jacks, belt sanders and hammers. "There were enough tools in here for 30 kids to be working at the same time," said Peter Kress, the school department's business manager. And high-end tools, at that. One of the lots up for auction, for example, is a full cabinet of Snap-on brand tools. The auction will be conducted by Strategic Auctions Inc. and is open to the public. Mahan remembers when the industrial arts wing of Braintree High School buzzed with activity. The sound of running motors, and the smell of fresh-cut wood would waft through the ring of classrooms behind the school auditorium. "You could always tell when someone was using a dull blade," said Mahar, who started his job a month after the high school opened in 1972. But it has been more than ...
