What are the Trekbbs ads trying to sell to you?
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no windowsWith the cost of housing around here, I could see a use case...
Shipping container homes actually exist. They can be modified to include windows, glass doors, or skylights.
those are living containers - good luck trying to ship something in them
... they have the same size, though
Plane tickets to Kazakhstan. Only 7 hours 45 minutes and now visa-free!
No idea where it calculates that time from as I'm yet to find a single route under 10 hours.
EDIT: It says "7 hours 45 minutes flight", so I guess it simply doesn't mention the 3 hours of transfer.
No idea where it calculates that time from as I'm yet to find a single route under 10 hours.
EDIT: It says "7 hours 45 minutes flight", so I guess it simply doesn't mention the 3 hours of transfer.
Instantaneous Transfer!
Plus, VIP Lounge!
And, with the Lego® Titanic Model they are trying to sell me, there would be something to do!
I am currently using one.
Yup. In fact, in my state there are boat check stations at the state lines to prevent the transfer of invasive aquatic species. The office for these stations are containers.
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Comfortable casual hiking clothes. Very much me, I love spending a weekend afternoon at a park. But it's also offering me office space rentals, and a telephone plan from the company I also have a telephone plan with.
Oh yes. And there's also a Movember advertisement in French... While I do speak French casually on the regular, I never type in it...
Oh yes. And there's also a Movember advertisement in French... While I do speak French casually on the regular, I never type in it...
Bien Sur!!!
Recently I don’t get ads at all and I just got the “disable adblocker” message. Problem is it’s already disabled.
Some weird stuff on Etsy, and a couple of women wearing what appear to be "sexy" nun costumes, as well as the fake Rolexes. Of all the luxury watches that I might actually (hypothetically) consider obtaining a fake version of, Rolex would be at the absolute bottom. It's too well-known and recognizable of a brand.
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