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- Foundation date: 31.01.2006
- Phone 1: 011 30 55 222
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Well known for preparing and making race cars, repair service Djelmas offers to our customers and car enthusiasts the following services:
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Posle slučajne posete, prodajnom salonu "Đelmaš automobili", doživeo sam da to vidim, i sklopim posao sa gospodinom Ivanom, dilerom automobila, ove firme.
Iznenadjujuće, i kompletno osoblje iz servisa izuzetno predusretljivo i agilno u rešavanju bilo kojeg problema iz domena poslovanja ove kuće.
Kao posledica svega ovoga, još jedna zadovoljna mušterija, i kupac koji će im se sigurno ponovo obratiti kada bude vreme.
Iskren pozdrav i preporuka svima koji razmišljaju o kupovini automobila, bilo novog, bilo polovnog. Đedović dr Milenko.
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We had a junior suite back in August on IOS and there was tea/coffee making facilities. However they supply you with papercups, but you can get proper mugs from any of the dinning rooms or windjammer restaurant on your first visit.
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McDonald's Corp., the world's biggest restaurant chain, rallied for a second day after August sales were better than some analysts expected. General Motors Corp. advanced for the first time in a week after the largest U.S. automaker said it needs fewer incentives to win buyers. Western Digital Corp. climbed the most in two weeks after the world's second-biggest maker of hard- disk drives boosted its profit and sales forecasts.
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Discussion in 'Political Issues' started by snerd, Apr 4, 2012.
Ironclad?! Just when you think she can't prove herself any stupider.......
Well she has been dead wrong about everything in the past 5 years, so that's an almost guarantee that it will get struck down, 6-3!
Wow, was she not the skank who said the bill needed to be passed to see what was in it...and now she co-authored it?
I hope she bets her job on this.
She also predicted "the most ethical Congress in history", and we've all seen how that's worked out.
Yes sir, gonna drain the swamp!
Pelosi who?
You have to wonder if something was leaked.
Well, that's because the SCOTUS knows that Obamacare has been sanctioned by the Declaration of Independence...
Ironclad, huh? Monitor or Merrimack, you stupid witch?
I think maybe they injected a touch too much Botox this time...
Well there's already two ringers on the bench whose sole purpose is to vote in favor of Odummacare regardless of the facts and I can see either one of them being an Obama mole feeding information based on comments they would be privy to. The fact that doing so would be unethical isn't an obstacle to people of zero integrity.
...Or, suspect that Pelosi is a dementia-ridden, entitlement-embracing crone who represents the most loony leftist district in the country, and who wouldn't recognize the Bill of Rights if it bit her on her azz.
The only way she gets this right, is if she knows which Justice's children are being held hostage.
She is amusing to watch, in a sad and sick sort of way.
It may not be quantity alone, it may be placement as well. Some of the Botox has obviously penetrated her skull, and gotten directly to that walnut sized brain.
She's just projecting her wishful thinking.
Eventually, they both ended up sunk .....
The swamp is a beautiful, magical place. Get that crap outta my swamp.