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If you send me money, I'll write about your music. It, being a first hear, no doubt, for me, will be more in depth and critical. Plus, good for you. I'd like to use Square, where you can send me money in my email. But wait, not really. I'd need your credit card number.
Send me money in the mail. My address is on here anyway.
But you can contact me by email
I'm
peash.full@gmail.com
Also, I'll have a medicaid phone soon enough. texts only.
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Happy Halloween. We launch those fuckers.
So, I'd be getting a trading account. Also, visit the square.com site. It wouldn't hurt for the 99% to look at some penny stocks.
Of the major innovations, in medicine and life applications of analysis, the private sector will be flush with them. I know of one, and that counts for something. The hold off on growing organs for everyone's use is something we could handle.
To take donations, or give them, suggests that a lack of support of a social organization is at hand. These companies might have backing by richer folks than many, and we may have to request higher taxes just to pay for the use of the research and purchase the necessary equipment. Taxes is the easy way, as everyone does throw in less than a penny on a given thing at all.
There is a market need for price reductions (and bigger unit/quantity ratio of movement of products per it's production rate.) And keeping the margin such that the company isn't going to overcompensate and thus have need for price increases.
Not only that, but did you know bongs work well with sand? It's its own ashtray, and a top of sand cushions heat distribution, and does clean out some ashes for you. The pressure is good to sustain a maximum of conservation, leading to thick white smoke. The drawl is slower. The designed now accommodates water, but who would suggest they were not used with sand? The rush will cleanly dump ashes in a pour.
Anyway, buy a freaking stock.
With dividends like UPS offers, it's a bank and instant credit. You can make money to save 26 dollars in a stock purchase.
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