| jianeugx | Date: Saturday, 2013-11-09, 04:26:07 | Message # 1 |
|
Lieutenant
Group: Users
Messages: 59
Status: Offline
| And since it's a frozen wasteland, stuff doesn't decay there so all that garbage (including poo) is basically there forever. Almost everyone who goes there is a scientist or a bit of an eco nut, so they try very hard to sort garbage properly and send it back to be disposed of. They do their best, and 70 percent of it goes back. But that means 30 percent of it doesn't.
<a href=http://mucu.jp/topics/moncler.html>モンクレール k2 通販</a>
The first step for any planned winter road trip is preparation. Make sure you have the proper tires, with chains for bad road conditions. Stock the trunk with a shovel, ice scraper, blankets, extra water and some snacks. Keep the gas tank topped off. And if you do get stuck in heavy weather or on a stopped, icy road, stay in your car. It's much safer to wait out bad conditions inside or to call for help than to brave frozen roads alone. (For a more complete list of snowy driving dangers, see "Ten Deadly Mistakes of Winter Driving."
<a href=http://mucu.jp/topics/moncler.html>モンクレール k2 999</a>
When springtime comes, one of the first things I want to do is to go out and get some fresh flowers for my home. I don't mind winter so much, and I always loved the snow when I was a kid, but there comes a time when you have had enough and you long for warmer weather. I love the first snowfall of the year, but I love even more the first signs of flowers popping up in the yards in my neighborhood. Sometimes you can even find them popping up out of the snow.
<a href=http://mucu.jp/topics/moncler.html>モンクレール k2 999</a>
[url=http://www.informagiovani.it/peuterey.html]Peuterey Outlet[/url],[url=http://www.informagiovani.it/peuterey.html]Giubbotti Peuterey[/url],[url=http://www.informagiovani.it/peuterey.html]Peuterey Uomo[/url]
|
| |
| |
