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 2013-01-04 9:21 AM in reply to: #4561727 |
Champion  10550    Austin, Texas |  Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauungTriAya - 2013-01-04 9:17 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:15 PM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:04 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 9:03 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:50 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:49 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:44 AM Hey Monica, happy Friday. Hi Mark! Every day is pretty much the same for me - but happy Friday to all the working people! Are you able to look for work yet? Nope - still about 4 months away from being able to even look for work. Well that is good and bad. Enjoy the Chicago Winter! Ha! Winter and I don't get along at the best of times... I keep asking Tony if it's possible for him to get transferred to Florida. So far, it's a no go. Drat! No training for anything as we don't have the cashola for race fees. Okay, it is DEFINITELY time to start pimping Tony out. How much do you think I could get for him? |
Are you training for anything big?
| 2013-01-04 9:22 AM in reply to: #4561727 |
Master 2642  Bloomington, MN | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung TriAya - 2013-01-04 9:17 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:15 PM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:04 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 9:03 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:50 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:49 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:44 AM Hey Monica, happy Friday. Hi Mark! Every day is pretty much the same for me - but happy Friday to all the working people! Are you able to look for work yet? Nope - still about 4 months away from being able to even look for legal work. Well that is good and bad. Enjoy the Chicago Winter! Ha! Winter and I don't get along at the best of times... I keep asking Tony if it's possible for him to get transferred to Florida. So far, it's a no go. Drat! No training for anything as we don't have the cashola for race fees. Okay, it is DEFINITELY time to start pimping Tony out. True, you could find extra "work" for Tony. Think of the income taxes you would save. |
| 2013-01-04 9:23 AM in reply to: #4561733 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:19 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 9:15 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:04 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 9:03 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:50 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:49 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:44 AM Hey Monica, happy Friday. Hi Mark! Every day is pretty much the same for me - but happy Friday to all the working people! Are you able to look for work yet? Nope - still about 4 months away from being able to even look for work. Well that is good and bad. Enjoy the Chicago Winter! Ha! Winter and I don't get along at the best of times... I keep asking Tony if it's possible for him to get transferred to Florida. So far, it's a no go. Drat! No training for anything as we don't have the cashola for race fees. Ah, yes. When I had the time, didn't have the money....now I don't have the time and still don't have the money. Well, not much anyway. Winter can get very long, hate that. Good luck trudging through it. Exactly! I have all the time in the world right now, but no moolah to do anything. Oh well, eventually that *should* change once this silly Green Card stuff goes through! |
| 2013-01-04 9:25 AM in reply to: #4561745 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:22 AM TriAya - 2013-01-04 9:17 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:15 PM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:04 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 9:03 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:50 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:49 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:44 AM Hey Monica, happy Friday. Hi Mark! Every day is pretty much the same for me - but happy Friday to all the working people! Are you able to look for work yet? Nope - still about 4 months away from being able to even look for legal work. Well that is good and bad. Enjoy the Chicago Winter! Ha! Winter and I don't get along at the best of times... I keep asking Tony if it's possible for him to get transferred to Florida. So far, it's a no go. Drat! No training for anything as we don't have the cashola for race fees. Okay, it is DEFINITELY time to start pimping Tony out. True, you could find extra "work" for Tony. Think of the income taxes you would save. He'll be so impressed to hear that I've found another potential job for him! He can only go to this other job after dinner though as I'm not allowed in the kitchen. |
| 2013-01-04 9:25 AM in reply to: #4561743 |
Melon Presser 52116 | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:21 PM TriAya - 2013-01-04 9:17 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:15 PM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:04 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 9:03 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:50 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:49 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:44 AM Hey Monica, happy Friday. Hi Mark! Every day is pretty much the same for me - but happy Friday to all the working people! Are you able to look for work yet? Nope - still about 4 months away from being able to even look for work. Well that is good and bad. Enjoy the Chicago Winter! Ha! Winter and I don't get along at the best of times... I keep asking Tony if it's possible for him to get transferred to Florida. So far, it's a no go. Drat! No training for anything as we don't have the cashola for race fees. Okay, it is DEFINITELY time to start pimping Tony out. How much do you think I could get for him? I dunno, he's still in good shape from the IM? Lotta rich gay guys in Chicago? What array of services is Tony good at providing?
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| 2013-01-04 9:29 AM in reply to: #4557838 |
Master 1780 Boynton Beach, FL | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. |
| 2013-01-04 9:37 AM in reply to: #4561754 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung TriAya - 2013-01-04 9:25 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:21 PM TriAya - 2013-01-04 9:17 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:15 PM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:04 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 9:03 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:50 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:49 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:44 AM Hey Monica, happy Friday. Hi Mark! Every day is pretty much the same for me - but happy Friday to all the working people! Are you able to look for work yet? Nope - still about 4 months away from being able to even look for work. Well that is good and bad. Enjoy the Chicago Winter! Ha! Winter and I don't get along at the best of times... I keep asking Tony if it's possible for him to get transferred to Florida. So far, it's a no go. Drat! No training for anything as we don't have the cashola for race fees. Okay, it is DEFINITELY time to start pimping Tony out. How much do you think I could get for him? I dunno, he's still in good shape from the IM? Lotta rich gay guys in Chicago? What array of services is Tony good at providing?
I don't think it matters how much money they have - he doesn't offer any of these services. Well... maybe if we're talking Indecent Proposal kind of money. |
| 2013-01-04 9:38 AM in reply to: #4561750 |
Master 2642 Bloomington, MN | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 9:25 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:22 AM TriAya - 2013-01-04 9:17 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:15 PM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 9:04 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 9:03 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:50 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:49 AM Buckshot - 2013-01-04 8:44 AM Hey Monica, happy Friday. Hi Mark! Every day is pretty much the same for me - but happy Friday to all the working people! Are you able to look for work yet? Nope - still about 4 months away from being able to even look for legal work. Well that is good and bad. Enjoy the Chicago Winter! Ha! Winter and I don't get along at the best of times... I keep asking Tony if it's possible for him to get transferred to Florida. So far, it's a no go. Drat! No training for anything as we don't have the cashola for race fees. Okay, it is DEFINITELY time to start pimping Tony out. True, you could find extra "work" for Tony. Think of the income taxes you would save. He'll be so impressed to hear that I've found another potential job for him! He can only go to this other job after dinner though as I'm not allowed in the kitchen. Monica, very fair of you. He cooks dinner and then goes out and gets the bacon! |
| 2013-01-04 9:39 AM in reply to: #4561762 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. |
| 2013-01-04 9:55 AM in reply to: #4561780 |
Master 1780 Boynton Beach, FL | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 10:39 AM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. The good news is that they are retired, so no need for work permit. But I'm sure between my paperwork (green card, citizenship), and theirs, we destroyed half of what was left of the rain forest. I think the Xerox lobbying groups is what keeps the process the way it is... Marilyn, since you hate the environment, you are probably happy about this... Edited by Samyg 2013-01-04 9:57 AM |
| 2013-01-04 9:58 AM in reply to: #4561780 |
Regular 1023 Madrid | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 4:39 PM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. My wife is not American. If we ever have to move back.... hmmm.... |
| 2013-01-04 10:12 AM in reply to: #4561819 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:55 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 10:39 AM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. The good news is that they are retired, so no need for work permit. But I'm sure between my paperwork (green card, citizenship), and theirs, we destroyed half of what was left of the rain forest. I think the Xerox lobbying groups is what keeps the process the way it is... Marilyn, since you hate the environment, you are probably happy about this... Xerox has GOT to have a hand in this. For me it was 4 applications all having to be submitted in duplicate which include copies of affidavits, all pages of both of our passports (plus my previous passport as some numbnuts at customs didn't stamp my passport on my trip from Canada to the US when I got here in June), tax returns, employment letters, over 100 photographs, etc., etc., etc. The trees are crying. |
| 2013-01-04 10:17 AM in reply to: #4557838 |
Champion 17756 SoCal | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung No, I said I poop too much. |
| 2013-01-04 10:23 AM in reply to: #4561826 |
Champion 34263 Chicago | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung gr33n - 2013-01-04 9:58 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 4:39 PM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. My wife is not American. If we ever have to move back.... hmmm.... If you do, start the process early. Contact an immigration lawyer (we have a good one) who will advise you on the best way to get through the process. Try to start it months before you intend to move. If we'd have known how long it was going to take or how difficult it would be, we would've been more proactive. |
| 2013-01-04 10:25 AM in reply to: #4561886 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung mr2tony - 2013-01-04 10:23 AM gr33n - 2013-01-04 9:58 AM If you do, start the process early. Contact an immigration lawyer (we have a good one) who will advise you on the best way to get through the process. Try to start it months before you intend to move. If we'd have known how long it was going to take or how difficult it would be, we would've been more proactive. blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 4:39 PM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. My wife is not American. If we ever have to move back.... hmmm.... ^^ This times eleventy billion. |
| 2013-01-04 10:31 AM in reply to: #4561886 |
Regular 1023 Madrid | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung mr2tony - 2013-01-04 5:23 PM gr33n - 2013-01-04 9:58 AM If you do, start the process early. Contact an immigration lawyer (we have a good one) who will advise you on the best way to get through the process. Try to start it months before you intend to move. If we'd have known how long it was going to take or how difficult it would be, we would've been more proactive. blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 4:39 PM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. My wife is not American. If we ever have to move back.... hmmm.... I may take you up on that, or I may not.... One must stay focused on the positives of any given situation. As in like one of us may have to get left behind for a while... Edited by gr33n 2013-01-04 10:36 AM |
| 2013-01-04 10:34 AM in reply to: #4561909 |
Champion 34263 Chicago | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung gr33n - 2013-01-04 10:31 AM mr2tony - 2013-01-04 5:23 PM gr33n - 2013-01-04 9:58 AM If you do, start the process early. Contact an immigration lawyer (we have a good one) who will advise you on the best way to get through the process. Try to start it months before you intend to move. If we'd have known how long it was going to take or how difficult it would be, we would've been more proactive. blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 4:39 PM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. My wife is not American. If we ever have to move back.... hmmm.... I may take you up on that, or I may not.... One must stay focused on the positives of any given situation. Indeed. It's a matter of paperwork and time. The thing is, nobody tells you how difficult the process is or how long it takes. Basically when I called the USCIS from London several times I was given VERY BAD information. When I told the lawyers I'd contacted USCIS they literally laughed and said that the people answering the phones work in a call center and aren't actual employees of the government so they have no quality information. That woudl've been nice to know ahead of time. |
| 2013-01-04 10:36 AM in reply to: #4561891 |
Master 1780 Boynton Beach, FL | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:25 AM mr2tony - 2013-01-04 10:23 AM gr33n - 2013-01-04 9:58 AM If you do, start the process early. Contact an immigration lawyer (we have a good one) who will advise you on the best way to get through the process. Try to start it months before you intend to move. If we'd have known how long it was going to take or how difficult it would be, we would've been more proactive. blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 4:39 PM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. My wife is not American. If we ever have to move back.... hmmm.... ^^ This times eleventy billion. Maybe your lack of English knowledge had something to do with the length of the process. They do take that into account in your interview. Although I think they make it easier on Spanish speaking immigrants than Canadian speaking ones. |
| 2013-01-04 10:47 AM in reply to: #4561927 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung Samyg - 2013-01-04 10:36 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:25 AM mr2tony - 2013-01-04 10:23 AM gr33n - 2013-01-04 9:58 AM If you do, start the process early. Contact an immigration lawyer (we have a good one) who will advise you on the best way to get through the process. Try to start it months before you intend to move. If we'd have known how long it was going to take or how difficult it would be, we would've been more proactive. blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 4:39 PM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. My wife is not American. If we ever have to move back.... hmmm.... ^^ This times eleventy billion. Maybe your lack of English knowledge had something to do with the length of the process. They do take that into account in your interview. Although I think they make it easier on Spanish speaking immigrants than Canadian speaking ones. Just as long as they don't give me a spelling test. Apparently the 'Murikans don't like words with the letter 'u' placed where it should be. |
| 2013-01-04 10:53 AM in reply to: #4561960 |
| San Diego, CA | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:47 AM Samyg - 2013-01-04 10:36 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:25 AM mr2tony - 2013-01-04 10:23 AM gr33n - 2013-01-04 9:58 AM If you do, start the process early. Contact an immigration lawyer (we have a good one) who will advise you on the best way to get through the process. Try to start it months before you intend to move. If we'd have known how long it was going to take or how difficult it would be, we would've been more proactive. blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 4:39 PM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. My wife is not American. If we ever have to move back.... hmmm.... ^^ This times eleventy billion. Maybe your lack of English knowledge had something to do with the length of the process. They do take that into account in your interview. Although I think they make it easier on Spanish speaking immigrants than Canadian speaking ones. Just as long as they don't give me a spelling test. Apparently the 'Murikans don't like words with the letter 'u' placed where it shouldn't be. Fixed that for you ... crazy Canadian's and their letter "u," eh. |
| 2013-01-04 10:58 AM in reply to: #4561978 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung jasonatkins - 2013-01-04 10:53 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:47 AM Samyg - 2013-01-04 10:36 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:25 AM mr2tony - 2013-01-04 10:23 AM gr33n - 2013-01-04 9:58 AM If you do, start the process early. Contact an immigration lawyer (we have a good one) who will advise you on the best way to get through the process. Try to start it months before you intend to move. If we'd have known how long it was going to take or how difficult it would be, we would've been more proactive. blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 4:39 PM Samyg - 2013-01-04 9:29 AM Greatest AMEX commercial ever, on an airport billboard: If you have a green card, you don't need a visa. From a fellow legal immigrant (and now citizen), hang in there. It's a pain of a process. I am actually going through it again (sort of) as I am petitioning my parents for residency. Yes, it sure as H E L L is a massive pain of a process!! I hope it's easier for your parents - though I'm pretty sure it's the same painful experience no matter who's applying. My wife is not American. If we ever have to move back.... hmmm.... ^^ This times eleventy billion. Maybe your lack of English knowledge had something to do with the length of the process. They do take that into account in your interview. Although I think they make it easier on Spanish speaking immigrants than Canadian speaking ones. Just as long as they don't give me a spelling test. Apparently the 'Murikans don't like words with the letter 'u' placed where it shouldn't should be. Fixed that for you ... crazy Canadian's and their letter "u," eh. I'm going to go back and make it correct as I think it's a tad rude to do that "fix'd" thing to other posts. |
| 2013-01-04 11:06 AM in reply to: #4561991 |
| San Diego, CA | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:58 AM jasonatkins - 2013-01-04 10:53 AM blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 8:47 AM Just as long as they don't give me a spelling test. Apparently the 'Murikans don't like words with the letter 'u' placed where it shouldn't should be. Fixed that for you ... crazy Canadian's and their letter "u," eh. I'm going to go back and make it correct as I think it's a tad rude to do that "fix'd" thing to other posts. Sorry didn't intend to be rude |
| 2013-01-04 11:08 AM in reply to: #4557838 |
Pro 5761 Bartlett, TN | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung my son turns 4 tomorrow and I am having a hard time finding a Thor Action Hero for him. He has Ironman, Hulk and Capt America, but no one has THOR! |
| 2013-01-04 11:09 AM in reply to: #4562018 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung jford2309 - 2013-01-04 11:08 AM my son turns 4 tomorrow and I am having a hard time finding a Thor Action Hero for him. He has Ironman, Hulk and Capt America, but no one has THOR! Um... Amazon or Toys R Us website? Do you have time to order something online? |
| 2013-01-04 11:14 AM in reply to: #4562022 |
Pro 5761 Bartlett, TN | Subject: RE: TAN # 192 - A unique welTANschauung blueyedbikergirl - 2013-01-04 11:09 AM jford2309 - 2013-01-04 11:08 AM my son turns 4 tomorrow and I am having a hard time finding a Thor Action Hero for him. He has Ironman, Hulk and Capt America, but no one has THOR! Um... Amazon or Toys R Us website? Do you have time to order something online?
not really, Bday is tomorrow! That is what I get for waiting till last minute! |
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