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  Joe Miller Tells How Cheap's Joe's...
  www.cheapjoes.com -- Welcome to Cheap Joe's Test Studio! Joe Miller and company discuss how Cheap Joe's Art Stuff began and grew into the business it is today. Joe Miller introduces the following people at this evening's fireside chat Joseph Miller Bob Burridge Carolyn Fogle Frank & Barbara Webb Kate Burridge Anne Abgott What this is going to be this evening is just a fun evening of getting acquainted and getting to know each other. We thought a good way to start would be for me to take a few minutes and tell you how Cheap Joe's got started. I was a pharmacist at Boone Drug Company in downtown Boone, the old store, for many years. In the early 80's I decided to take up this thing called watercolor. Every time I would see one I would think I could do that, that's an easy thing to do. It didn't quite work that way. I went to the dime store and bought a little set of Prang watercolors and watercolor paper. I was trying to copy this painting, I still have the print. Many of you have seen it, it has a little building up in the left hand corner and a wheat field and crows above it. It had a name at the bottom that I really wasn't that familiar with, it was Andrew Weiss. I tried to copy it but it didn't work too good. One year for Christmas a good friend of mine who taught English at ASU gave me three lessons with an art professor at ASU named Noyes Long. I took my paintings to show him, he said bring your paintings and I did. I had several full sheet paintings that I had <b>...</b>
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  Christmas Tags...
  Here is something that I have been working on. This was not on my list of project, but it was just another thing to distract me during this time that I don't need distractions.
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  Give Me 100 of Mary...
  An Ode to Christmas. I got this idea for this song when I went to buy my postage stamps. I don't know why but it seemed odd to me that the Virgin Mary was on a stamp. I was working for Fred Migliore at the time. He made an odd comment to me that gave me the idea for the last verse.
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  Thank you vlog!!! =]...
  Email- dbella88@gmail.com Twitter- twitter.com Thank you so much to every single one of my current (and future subscribers!). Your support seriously means the world to me! You have all helped me along my musical journey and have supported me, which I am truly thankful for.

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  Russia x Denmark || Love Story- Dav...
  This is an amazing song by a youtube user. It may seem like I make a lot of videos for some... unknown couples... but this couple is adorable, and they share a lot of history together.. 1. THE ALLIANCE Denmark and Russia have been allied since 1493. Sad thing is, it's hard to find facts and such about it since it's kind of unknown, BUT, they celebrated the 500-anniversary with post stamps so I've got proof 8D 2. Denmark's princesses .... yeah. This is more known. 8D Denmark gave away some of his princesses to Russia to prove how much he love him the alliance ment to him. STILL hard to find facts about on teh internetz, but I did find a wiki article about Maria Feodorovna. XD 3. NAMES okay, this is a silly reason, but I think it's too cute to ignore :C Russian for Denmark is "Дания", pronounced "Danya". Russia's "human" name is "Ivan". A common nickname in Russia for Ivan is "Vanya". Just... seriously. Vanya and Danya. SQUEAL. 4. Russia's protectiveness Did you know, that several times when Denmark was in danger, Russia popped up from out of nowhere and went "FFFFFFFFFFFFFF"? Yes, I know that this is part of the alliance-thingie, but STILL. Russia declared war on people who attacked his Danya (yes I will use that name like there's no tomorrow), and even when he didn't, things went like this: Denmark: *minds own business* Prussia: *ATTACKS VITAL REGIONS* Russia: *POPS UP* hey, Prussia? Prussia: Eh? Russia: If you continue this war with Danya, BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN. Prussia <b>...</b>
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  Queen Elizabeth to UN!
  There is an editing hiccup here and there, but im using my laptop, which is overloaded out the ass, so im working on it later, but for now, dinner, then craps VEGAS BABY! Burnt face boy: www.knx1070.com Stamps: www.knx1070.com Queen Peace: www.knx1070.com Lightsaber laser: www.cnn.com McDonalds shooting: www.cnn.com Arizona law: www.cnn.com Boy kills mom: www.cnn.com Teens bite: www.cnn.com Daily History: itunes.apple.com Engineer update: g4tv.com MMOON: g4tv.com
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  younger remi gaillard with smaller stamps ///FAKE
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  Sestroryetsk M91...
  This is my newly acquired Sestroryetsk Mosin Nagant M91 rifle. I got so lucky today at a gun show today, I about shit myself once I figured out what this rifle was. I was expecting it to be a standard 91/30 refurb, but much to my surprise, it wasn't. I was so happy and excited, I could have done a screaming with joy arms flailing dance. But I can't dance, so I just did business instead. A $200 acquisition, well worth it. It was made in 1896. The Sestroryetsk arsenal is located a little bit north west of St. Petersburg in Russia near the Finland border. Lots of odd marks on this rifle especially on the underside of the barrel shank, as well as non-matching arsenal marks that appear to be predominately Tula and Izhevsk. The stock repair is Romanian. The rifle was in the Balkan states at some point. There are two pieces of evidence to support this. 1. There is an "E" suffix after the serial number. 2. The way the crest was peened off the top flat of the receiver. It looks Finnish, but with no other Finn signs on the rifle, Balkan is the best guess. 2 digit date stamps on the tang are pre-1900 dates, the last 2 numbers corresponding with the year made. So for example, this is 96, with the Sestroryetsk arrow splitting the numbers. Production year is 1896. Any questions, comments, suggestions, requests, etc. hit me up, leave a comment, or PM me. Always glad to help when I can! If you like what you see, rate and sub :)