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Re: lost my new car key - Kwami - 09-20-2011
You fixed the toilet, you mowed the lawn , you lost the car keys , why are you under the impression that anyone actually cares
Re: lost my new car key - chairman - 09-20-2011
[quote author=Kwami link=topic=56077.msg362452#msg362452 date=1316553470]
You fixed the toilet, you mowed the lawn , you lost the car keys , why are you under the impression that anyone actually cares
[/quote]
u figet dryer broke down :grin:
Re: lost my new car key - Kwami - 09-20-2011
[quote author=krishna link=topic=56077.msg362456#msg362456 date=1316554359]
u figet dryer broke down :grin:
[/quote] missed that
Re: lost my new car key - Meseret - 09-21-2011
and he going to cut his hair ...
Re: lost my new car key - gtcrickfan - 09-21-2011
[quote author=krishna link=topic=56077.msg362447#msg362447 date=1316547575]
Rogue
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hope u find it that key FOB costs a coupla hundred. if its the push button feature u got
Re: lost my new car key - chairman - 09-21-2011
at a dealer its 250
Re: lost my new car key - Artemisback - 09-22-2011
he should lass piece ah e
hocked:
Re: lost my new car key - chairman - 09-22-2011
of what
Re: lost my new car key - Artemisback - 09-22-2011
lar ::rofl:: ::rofl:: ::rofl:: ::rofl::
good morning - chairman - 02-19-2012
CAIRO (AP) — Egypt's finance minister says Cairo expects to sign a loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund for $3.2 billion next month.
The state-run al-Ahram daily of Sunday quoted Mumtaz al-Said as saying that sum would be disbursed in three stages: the first upon the deal's signing, and the second and third three and six months later, respectively.
Egypt formally requested the loan in January, after rejecting an offer made last year. The IMF could not immediately be reached for comment.
Egypt's economy has been badly battered by more than a year of unrest since an 18-day uprising pushed President Hosni Mubarak from power on Feb. 11, 2011.
The report said Egypt is also negotiating a second loan for $1 billion with the World Bank.