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everything freakin cost money in the US now. It's like playing monopoly but you started the game after everyone else bought everything and you keep passing go just to have to give it all away in rent
Guys, good thing you do not talk Spanish because I talk English so yes OK OK OK I give up I give up I give up. I am ready to leave. Give up I give up right now I just give up.
This message is for all the original locals and natives of Venice Florida from as far back as the 50's-70's. Party at Little World Friday night starting at sundown, BYOB or Bring a four finger bag. Party 'til you drop !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Watch out for Whistler!
Wow, how did you manage to do all that not mobbed by other people! I've never been other than shoulder to shoulder in Cape Cod, especially Chatham - it's very discouraging that you can't go anywhere anymore b/c too many obnoxious entitled people are already glomming it all up!
Sorry, but I'm a bit baffled by this video. The bookstore opened in 1096? When books were barely even a thing? (What was being sold there? The first run of Beowulf?) When the literacy in the Iberian peninsula was about 2%? (Why would a bookstore even exist then? Even Shakespeare wrote his plays in folios, not books, and this was in the 16th and 17th century.) No, the bookstore itself opened in the early 1900s, even though the company predated the physical location by about 50 years. Your saving grace is that you didn't mention the Harry Potter connection, which is entirely specious, though it is referred to in your written notes.
Been to Santorini before Due to it being hot as hell and the sun constantly being out, they need to replace the paint every 2 years or so Basically it can sometimes look completely different depending on how long ago they repainted
