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  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

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  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

    Page 2 2006

  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

    Page 2 2006

  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

    Page 2 2006

  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

    Page 2 2006

  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

    Page 2 2006

  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

    Page 2 2006

  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

    Page 2 2006

  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

    Page 2 2006

  • Bubba, whose advice on Finances is without peer, and whose advice about México is usually "acertada" to use the Mexican word for the phrase "right on" has in my opinion finally made a booboo.

    Page 2 2006

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