He has the mexicans make them and brings them back over the border.

:goofy: I know that sounds crazy but the other day I was watching CMT and (yeah my dirty secret, I like country music) this guy train his dog to get TP if he ran out in the restroom.

Be that as it may, Miami itself packs on significantly more than characteristic excellence, with an unimaginably vibrant art and music scene, and world-class sports groups.

If I were you, I would do my research to see where the thousands of music industry folks that are being priced out of The Gulch and Music Row are starting to migrate to find affordable living.  

(Que Mission Impossible music.)I have used this method in the past with great success.Pretty hard to live with no water, and that alone should be enough to allow an emergency inspection, and the camera would'nt be a bad idea either.John

Joe Bertolino The pot farmers  for the most part aren't the problem, except in the  Mexican cartels that operate in the National Forests.

If you end up visiting Burleson on your trip, Fresco's Mexican Cocina just might be the best Mexican food you've ever eaten!

I listen to the radio and have vinyl and cds for any music that I can't hear elsewhere (old blues, minor Scottish folk singers).My foreign language is Spanish and I keep in touch by watching telenovelas on telemundo.Mandarin Chinese?

most of my apartment tenants are a pain and i have to play babysitter...they're constantly fighting, calling me at 3 am saying this guy's music is too loud, or i can hear them having sex, or this girl had friends over and they took up all the good parking spots, or this guy keeps parking infront of our basketball hoop, or those kids keep playing basketball near my car, or....i get new ones every day...my houses are much easier!!

The simple solution was to call a music store that sold new and used pieces, they hauled it away and gave me a couple hundred dollars for it.