Club Mazda Rx-8 EspaÑa
04-27-2004, 03:00 AM
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Club Mazda Rx-8 EspaÑa
Hola a todos,
en el Club Mazda RX-8 España ya tenemos más de 310 RX-8 !!!!!
Si tienes un 8, anímate y apúntate a nuestro maravilloso Club de ambiente muy familiar, somos una gran familia. Decir que somos el primer y único Club de España, además de uno de los primeros y más importantes de Europa.
CLUB MAZDA RX-8 ESPAÑA
en el Club Mazda RX-8 España ya tenemos más de 310 RX-8 !!!!!
Si tienes un 8, anímate y apúntate a nuestro maravilloso Club de ambiente muy familiar, somos una gran familia. Decir que somos el primer y único Club de España, además de uno de los primeros y más importantes de Europa.
CLUB MAZDA RX-8 ESPAÑA
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02-17-2005, 03:35 PM
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¿Qué estaba haciendo en Japón, trabajando o visitando?
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No hay urgencia, encontre el hilo en el foro de España.
EDIT:
No hay urgencia, encontre el hilo en el foro de España.
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02-17-2005, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Need For Speed
no hablas nada mal.
encantado de conocerte.
yo soi de andorra al lado de españa. lo conoces?
encantado de conocerte.
yo soi de andorra al lado de españa. lo conoces?
cheers
michael - miguel el gringo :D
02-17-2005, 05:35 PM
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Andorra
All but lost between France and Spain, like the fairy tale pea in the mattresses, the pocket-sized princedom of Andorra comprises just a handful of mountainous landscapes and meandering rivers. Though it is tiny, it contains some of the most dramatic scenery - and the best skiing - in the Pyrenees.
There are plenty of good hiking opportunities in the high, remote parts of the country, away from the overdevelopment and heavy traffic that plague Andorra's towns. But there's relatively little of cultural or historical interest, unless you consider duty-free shopping a form of artistic expression.
Full country name: Principality of Andorra
Area: 468 sq km
Population: 67,800
Capital City: Andorra la Vella
People: Spanish (61%), Andorran (30%), French (6%)
Language: Catalan, Spanish; Castilian, French
Religion: Roman Catholic
Government: parliamentary democracy
Head of State: Co-Prince Jacques Chirac
Head of Government: Executive Council President Marc Forné Molné
GDP: US$1.3 billion
GDP per capita: US$19,000
Major Industries: Tourism, duty-free shopping, sheep, timber, tobacco, banking
Major Trading Partners: France, Spain, USA
Member of EU: No
Ahora lo conoces
cheers
michael
All but lost between France and Spain, like the fairy tale pea in the mattresses, the pocket-sized princedom of Andorra comprises just a handful of mountainous landscapes and meandering rivers. Though it is tiny, it contains some of the most dramatic scenery - and the best skiing - in the Pyrenees.
There are plenty of good hiking opportunities in the high, remote parts of the country, away from the overdevelopment and heavy traffic that plague Andorra's towns. But there's relatively little of cultural or historical interest, unless you consider duty-free shopping a form of artistic expression.
Full country name: Principality of Andorra
Area: 468 sq km
Population: 67,800
Capital City: Andorra la Vella
People: Spanish (61%), Andorran (30%), French (6%)
Language: Catalan, Spanish; Castilian, French
Religion: Roman Catholic
Government: parliamentary democracy
Head of State: Co-Prince Jacques Chirac
Head of Government: Executive Council President Marc Forné Molné
GDP: US$1.3 billion
GDP per capita: US$19,000
Major Industries: Tourism, duty-free shopping, sheep, timber, tobacco, banking
Major Trading Partners: France, Spain, USA
Member of EU: No
Ahora lo conoces
cheers
michael
02-19-2005, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Lock & Load
Andorra
All but lost between France and Spain, like the fairy tale pea in the mattresses, the pocket-sized princedom of Andorra comprises just a handful of mountainous landscapes and meandering rivers. Though it is tiny, it contains some of the most dramatic scenery - and the best skiing - in the Pyrenees.
There are plenty of good hiking opportunities in the high, remote parts of the country, away from the overdevelopment and heavy traffic that plague Andorra's towns. But there's relatively little of cultural or historical interest, unless you consider duty-free shopping a form of artistic expression.
Full country name: Principality of Andorra
Area: 468 sq km
Population: 67,800
Capital City: Andorra la Vella
People: Spanish (61%), Andorran (30%), French (6%)
Language: Catalan, Spanish; Castilian, French
Religion: Roman Catholic
Government: parliamentary democracy
Head of State: Co-Prince Jacques Chirac
Head of Government: Executive Council President Marc Forné Molné
GDP: US$1.3 billion
GDP per capita: US$19,000
Major Industries: Tourism, duty-free shopping, sheep, timber, tobacco, banking
Major Trading Partners: France, Spain, USA
Member of EU: No
Ahora lo conoces
cheers
michael
All but lost between France and Spain, like the fairy tale pea in the mattresses, the pocket-sized princedom of Andorra comprises just a handful of mountainous landscapes and meandering rivers. Though it is tiny, it contains some of the most dramatic scenery - and the best skiing - in the Pyrenees.
There are plenty of good hiking opportunities in the high, remote parts of the country, away from the overdevelopment and heavy traffic that plague Andorra's towns. But there's relatively little of cultural or historical interest, unless you consider duty-free shopping a form of artistic expression.
Full country name: Principality of Andorra
Area: 468 sq km
Population: 67,800
Capital City: Andorra la Vella
People: Spanish (61%), Andorran (30%), French (6%)
Language: Catalan, Spanish; Castilian, French
Religion: Roman Catholic
Government: parliamentary democracy
Head of State: Co-Prince Jacques Chirac
Head of Government: Executive Council President Marc Forné Molné
GDP: US$1.3 billion
GDP per capita: US$19,000
Major Industries: Tourism, duty-free shopping, sheep, timber, tobacco, banking
Major Trading Partners: France, Spain, USA
Member of EU: No
Ahora lo conoces
cheers
michael
i dont now austrualia its a country i love in the pas i decide to gow to live in austrualia but mi gerl frend make me chage of idea.
mebe in e futur i well visit you. jejejej
02-21-2005, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Lock & Load
VERY cool
We have lots of girlfriends here in Australia :D you should visit sometime
cheers
michael
We have lots of girlfriends here in Australia :D you should visit sometime
cheers
michael
