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I paid 250 for a coconut tree the height of a light pole. The same guys did some cutting for me which involved about 7 trees all taller than a 2 storey building. That cost 2000 for the day. Still have some more trees to cut so the cost not finalized but it wouldn't be much more. No transportation us...

I've also used TTPAK for a year. I've never had any issues with them in terms of receiving my items. I did ask for a breakdown of cost into shipping, taxes etc. but no reply. I would say customer service lacking.
However, I've also shipped stuff with Laparkan which was stolen. Do not recommend.

10% service charge isn't the tip towards the server. the 10% service charge a restaurant charges, pays for the tablecloths, dishes, cutlery and what have you. it's the establishment that takes the 10%, the server doesn't get the 10%, unless the establishment gives them a 1 or 2% as an added bonus t...

you can check a credit union, as long as you have some money with then

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~Vēġó~ wrote:karat roof so tempting to scratch fire and bun down!!!!

this happened with me and was replaced by shingles roof.

paypal credits your cc account for the amount paid. I use mastercard.

thanks was lookin..

think it had a sign about parking to the back..

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forgot to post. Happened on friday at Unit Trust in Arima around 2pm.

U can lose a lot of money with those sites. Every time you bid you pay that amount whether you win or not so you need serious luck on your side to give the final winning bid and that almost never happens because the site has bots set up to bid over you every time you bid. Good money making scheme t...

vimal_vs wrote:lard i thought twas drugs u talkin bout yes.. 35$ is small money for some tablets lol

me to

norstar2k, i did come across these for around 1600.00
thats a good price and it meets all of your requirements as well..
i'm going to MM on friday last time, will update with info but it seems this is the best find
hows it working out so far, anything noticeable?

thanks for the info norstar2k
I got good wet traction from the michelin and they cost 1000.00. 225/60. but i haven't been able to source them.
I will be doing some more checking this week.

After 18 months and 25,000 km later it's time to switch from the Toyo Proxes ST. I decided to keep the OEM rims; No longer upgrading to 18s. I'm upgrading to the Toyo Proxes ST-II . 235/65R17. http://forums.trinituner.com/upload/Toyo%20Proxes%20ST.jpg did you get these? Funny you should ask, actual...

norstar2k wrote:After 18 months and 25,000 km later it's time to switch from the Toyo Proxes ST.

I decided to keep the OEM rims; No longer upgrading to 18s.

I'm upgrading to the Toyo Proxes ST-II. 235/65R17.

did you get these?

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yeah??

thanks for the info..it makes logical sense

what are the advantages/disadvantages of having a set of rims two of which are 17x7.5 and the other two are 18x7.5?
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u bought the 1.6 exi or 1.8 vti?

the 1.6

yeah man, you going through the same thing i went through September last year. my personal opinion, backed by actual experiences as well as ‘real facts’, is that the civic has much better performance and safety and the unique look counteracts Mazda’s ‘sporty’ look. However the Mazda has a ...