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05-26-2011 , 12:50 AM
Thanks for the advice guys. Yeah the dogs are small so the hunting thing won't work. I've actually been reading online that it's fairly dangerous for dogs to fly on long trips - it's not uncommon for them to die on the plane. So, I think the dogs are going to have to stay home. That'll make things a lot easier.
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05-26-2011 , 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Chairman Wood
The hunting idea is going to be sweet if his two dogs happen to be poodles or some other lap dog.
Sorry, but you set this one up. I couldn't help it.

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Height: over 15 inches (at shoulder) 25 inches is an average size
Weight: 50-55 pounds. Standard does not specify weight but this is an average figure
Ya, I want that thing on my lap.

Bonus pic:

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05-26-2011 , 01:44 AM
that photo and the Lions in the SB are amongst things I thought I would never see in my life.
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05-27-2011 , 09:48 AM
Party first week in July for all you poker guys out here. Also have some units that will likely be available in a high end luxury building for rent. Hoping to post more details next week. Will get some pictures up also.
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05-27-2011 , 11:11 AM
UNCLE JOHN'S 2ND RAPTURE, EVERYTHING MUST GO, FIRE SALE

Baller Desk $1900AR

DVD/ Home Theater (it looks like this , but it plays DVDs has a ton of input connections and has a wireless sub woofer $800AR

3 drawer black office cabinet $300AR

24" Samsung Syncmaster T240N, (1920x1200) like new. $350US

20" Dell (1600x1200), an older model a little beat up, but works fine. $100US

Other stuff, that I haven't priced.
2 good quality tennis racquets
Tennis bag
Asian looking book shelf
Juicer
Pots, pans, cutlery, glasses, bong
Fridge
Office chair
Home entertainment stand
Bedside lamp/table

Lemme know if anything catches your eye.
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05-27-2011 , 12:44 PM
I'll take the 20 inch monitor and maybe the tennis stuff, depending on exactly what it is.
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05-27-2011 , 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by imakefrush
20" Dell (1600x1200), an older model a little beat up, but works fine. $100US


Bedside lamp/table
I'm interested in these two although Keith (soah) has already shown interest in the monitor.

Can you post pics of the lamp/table please?
How much is it?
Do you take FT transfer?
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05-29-2011 , 10:31 AM
How many meters2 has that ambient where is the desk? Do you have other stuff in that ambient? Do you take PS trasnfer?
Im interesting in the desk but might be hard as im not in BA,but we can try.
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05-29-2011 , 12:52 PM
The desk is in an 'L' shape and is 1.9 meters by 1.55 meters. It is pretty easy to dissemble I think, so moving it shouldnt be that tricky. The room in the picture is around 14 sqm.
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05-29-2011 , 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by imakefrush
UNCLE JOHN'S 2ND RAPTURE, EVERYTHING MUST GO, FIRE SALE

Baller Desk $1900AR

DVD/ Home Theater (it looks like this , but it plays DVDs has a ton of input connections and has a wireless sub woofer $800AR

3 drawer black office cabinet $300AR

24" Samsung Syncmaster T240N, (1920x1200) like new. $350US

20" Dell (1600x1200), an older model a little beat up, but works fine. $100US

Other stuff, that I haven't priced.
2 good quality tennis racquets
Tennis bag
Asian looking book shelf
Juicer
Pots, pans, cutlery, glasses, bong
Fridge
Office chair
Home entertainment stand
Bedside lamp/table

Lemme know if anything catches your eye.
oh hey did you play on clay? I'm moving down there and tennis is something I want to keep playing. Any 2p2ers out here that play a lot?

Did you take lessons? I want to do something like that and actually continue working on my game as well as find people to hit with.
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05-29-2011 , 02:53 PM
What's your skill level? I'm a 4.0
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05-29-2011 , 05:34 PM
I am pretty good, played juniors, coulda played at a 2nd/3rd tier school if I was healthy. I hit with a pro at this indoor complex in Soho (Costa Rica y Thames), but that got too expensive (like 110 pesos an hour). I would occasionally hit with some expats.

I joined a tournament series where you would play other people of similar skill level and you earn points over the course of a year (Circuito Tenis). It sounded good in theory, but all the matched were a 15-20 minute cab ride for me and the Argie I was scheduled to play wouldn't show up half the time.

There are limited courts within capital. I guess the best option would be to befriend someone living in an apartment complex with courts.
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05-29-2011 , 06:03 PM
are there not many tennis clubs that I can join? Even upscale is fine. I want to actually play and get better, not just show up expecting to free roll a win 50% of the time.

Dunno what level I would be, amateur for sure . I played high school varsity but A) that doesn't mean anything B) my coach was a dick and a track runner, not a tennis player so I never got better until recently when I started taking lessons.
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05-29-2011 , 06:10 PM
I explored that option a couple of years ago. Most of the high end clubs you need a one or two member referrals to join. Club Vilas is one of the nicest ones, but the inscription fee was like 10k pesos iirc and another 200 or so a month. I was still on the fence, but I think they said that you have to sign a long term contract (4 years or so) and had to pay the monthly fee even if you have left the country. I think if you had a real job in the city and could use the club for networking it would be +EV, but I just wanted to hit with good players and it wasn't worth it.
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05-30-2011 , 08:20 AM
To chime in on the tennis clubs...there are much cheaper options. Harrods (http://www.clubharrods.com.ar/cuotas_sociales.php#) is the cheapest I found. GEBA is another option. There is a small initiation fee (<400 pesos) and then you can pay monthly without any minimum contract. The toughest part is finding a regular hitting partner to join with you.

I'm gone for the Winter, but will be back probably around sept...always looking for people to hit with. I'm also a 4.0 player.
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05-30-2011 , 11:20 AM
Harrods is nice, I play basketball there sometimes, its in the middle of Belgrano and very accessable
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05-31-2011 , 11:03 AM
How about for people who dont feel like running around too much. Doubles?
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06-01-2011 , 02:26 AM
There are a few tennis places around the city. I play at salguero tenis, its just near the paseo alcorta. They have 4 or 5 courts I think and only take bookings on the day you play but once you call in the morning you can always get a court at the time you want. I had never played on a clay court until I came here so I can't comment on the quality of the courts.
Also I played at one in palermo on costa rica, which was indoor, but seemed decent enough though I much prefer outdoor.
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06-01-2011 , 05:43 PM
Basketball this Sat vs. some Argentine friends who I assume are pretty bad... PM me to join team USA (non-Arg).
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06-02-2011 , 09:16 AM
+1 for bball....wouldn't mind getting a group to shoot around tomorrow...? little bit rusty to say the least
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06-06-2011 , 09:26 AM
Still have a few units left. Only want to talk with people currently in BA as its much easier and not in a rush. Everything at Kavanagh
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06-06-2011 , 01:47 PM
You're renting apartments in the Kavanagh building? No way I could afford that but I would be interested in some pictures just to see the inside.
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06-06-2011 , 11:30 PM
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Originally Posted by imakefrush
UNCLE JOHN'S 2ND RAPTURE, EVERYTHING MUST GO, FIRE SALE

Baller Desk $1900AR

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Lemme know if anything catches your eye.

maybe interested in the pans and the glasses...
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06-06-2011 , 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by ArturiusX
Harrods is nice, I play basketball there sometimes, its in the middle of Belgrano and very accessable
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Can you grant access to send PMs ?

thanks
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06-07-2011 , 12:17 AM
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Can you grant access to send PMs ?

thanks
u get that by posting like 10+ posts or sth

coming in 15 days to buenos aires, so ill look forward partying with u fellows
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