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Candice a passé avec succès sa visite de sortie
avec cependant quelques recommandations concernant son régime alimentaire, un
peu trop riche!!!! et quelques doutes par rapport aux gènes qu'elle aurait pu hériter de son père, elle aurait déja l'intention de commander le dernier re-styling de l'A6, quoi qu'elle hésite un peu des fois qu'un nouveau Touareg... et merde.
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December 22, 2004 | Permalink
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Bonjour cousine, je m'appelle zoumezoume et je suis ton ainée. Si tu veux je te donnerai un petit lu mais si tu me pique un de mes jouets, je m'assied sur ta tête.
Gros bisous et bienvenue au club.
Zoumezoume
Posted by: zoumezoume | Dec 22, 2004 1:03:53 PM
Moi j'ai des BN fourres au foie gras ... je t'en donnerais plein si ton pere ne parle plus de voiture pendant 2 ans (le temps qu'il reflechisse a son prochain modele)
Je vend egalement une poupee de 1000 euros...comme t'es ma cousine je la brade a 200 !!!
allez adischatz candou
Posted by: Thais landaise | Dec 22, 2004 8:59:34 PM
toutes nos félicitation à la maman et... au papa ! Cela va faire une copine de plus à Paul. Le choix va devenir difficile, après zoumzoume qui fait des avances à paul, je pense que candice va se mettre également sur les rangs rapidement ;-), au fait il a un blog lui aussi http://dbusso.typepad.com/paul
Posted by: DomBouls | Dec 23, 2004 12:04:41 AM
Who is looking out for the little guy? Who is looking out for the average, middle-class New Hampshire folks? Not the senators who vote to end payday loans. Their vote would only benefit big banks and credit unions. Many of our senators may have never needed a $200 loan. Maybe they think that anyone who needs $200 should have no right to retain their dignity through a confidential business transaction. Maybe that is why they say our customers should go to the welfare office, even though most of them will not qualify. Legislators have compared the middle-class citizens of New Hampshire who use payday loans to "dying corpses" and called our middle-class citizens "vulnerable." A representative from the N.H. Attorney General's office said that government should make this financial decision for our New Hampshire middle-class folks.
Some lawmakers want even stricter limits on payday lenders. Sen. John Matthews said he had never heard of state regulators pulling a lender's license under the current regulations. A person making $10,000 a year couldn't borrow more than 25 percent of their income during the two-week loan period, or $76 in any single loan, the Rock Hill Republican said. The maximum loan would be tied to the income limit or $500, whichever is lower. Payday lenders would have to check a database of borrowers before issuing a loan and could not lend more than $500 at a time under a bill being debated by the state Senate. Supporters of the bill insist they are not trying to put payday lenders out of business. The industry is essentially banned in neighboring Georgia and North Carolina.
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