New York VS London VS Pairs VS Tokyo? -

London for living and working. New York for a quick holiday. Paris for the food. Tokyo is just a jokeo.

New York - Fashion Capital, plus I live there ;)

NYC !big apple!

Whats fun to do in hesperia CA? -

:0Nothing apparentlyIts my boyfriends birthday today and were really bored and have nothing to do in hesperia other then seeing a movie having a party or going to our (gay) mall

hi there,information for you,read all the way down,or click on highlights in contents you ll be surprised what there is to do!http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hesperia,_C��more info..http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=hesperi��regards popsMERRY XMAS..

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Where should I move to? -

I live in KS... I don t want to anymore... Preferably coastal, medium to large sized cities, in the united states. Just looking for ideas.

Out of all of the coastal cities, here are the ones I would think about moving to:San Diego areaCharleston, SCBoston areaCorpus Christi, TX

You can move to Sri Lanka.It s a paradise on earth and people are nice smiling all the time.Beautiful beach areas and greenary everywhere.Lot of vegetation and animal diversification.Mountains and sand dunes.Onlything missing under the sun is snow,but good cold climates as well as good sunny weather with occational rain.Contact me for more details.wasanthaw200@yahoo.co.uk

even though the area isn t quite a huge metropolitan area, i strongly suggest Wilmington, North Carolina. it s a fairly large area, and very close to the coast.

Boston MAStamford CT NYCWashington DCMiami FLSan Diego CASan Fransisco Seattle Portland, OR

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Which Las Vegas grocery store has the cheapest turkey this year? -

I m shopping for Thanksgiving dinner, looking for a whole bird -- preferably Butterball. I m also a member of Costco and Sam s Club.

Albertson s has a coupon in their weekly ads flyer for $10 off any of their Villlage Market brand turkeys, if you would consider other than Butterball. I was just there. The normal price is 99�� a pound, so a 14-lb. bird would be $14 minus $10 = $4 (with a minumum $25 purchase).There was NEVER any butter in a Butterball turkey. It s just their brand name, it has nothing to do with butter. It just means it s tender I guess. And there is NO lard in them now. Where do people come up with these things????

Vons has them for $8 up to 16 lbs, $10 for over 16 lbs. Smiths has them for $10 for 16-20 lbs. Both stores require a minimum $25 purchase to get them at these prices.Regarding the above lard comment -- this must be an old wive s tale. According to the label, the ingredients are: Turkey, Water, Salt, Modified Food Starch, Sodium Phosphates, Natural Flavorings. If the FDA found out they were lying about the ingredients, they d be in a heap of trouble.

Vons has generic turkeys for $5 and up. Realize that the Butterball is basted with lard NOT butter

smiths has a $5 was there today.

right now smiths.