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ГОРОДСКОЙ СЕКОНД ХЕНД №1. Крымская сеть магазинов ГОРОДСКОЙ SECOND HAND №1
- Продажа товара на вес.
- Еженедельный или один раз в две недели завоз товара (в зависимости от расположения магазина).
- Ежедневное снижение цены. В день завоза самый широкий ассортимент, но самая высокая цена. В крайний день завоза самая низкая цена, но ограниченный ассортимент.
В наших магазинах одежда и обувь только из Великобритании различных европейских брендов: Burton, Bys.Oliver, Calvin Klein, Cat, Class, Dockers, Gabor, Geox, Guess, Hally Hansen, Hilfinger, Lonsdale, Mango, Marc O”polo, Mexx, Miss sixty, Next, Patagonia, Pepe jeans, S.Oliver, Timberland и многих других.
Адреса магазинов:
г. Севастополь, пр-т Ген. Острякова, д. 60 (ТД Приветливый), завоз – ВТОРНИК
г. Севастополь, ул. Ген. Петрова, д. 4/8, завоз – ЧЕТВЕРГ
г. Симферополь, пр-т Кирова, д. 7А, завоз – ЧЕТВЕРГ
г. Евпатория, пр-т Победы, д. 37, завоз - ЧЕТВЕРГ
г. Саки, пер. Фонтанный (за Автовокзалом), завоз - ВТОРНИК
г. Феодосия, ул. Базарная, д. 2, завоз - ВТОРНИК
г. Джанкой, ул. Карла Маркса, д. 9 (у краеведческого музея), завоз - ЧЕТВЕРГ
г. ЯЛТА, ул. Киевская, 12, завоз - ЧЕТВЕРГ

ГОРОДСКОЙ СЕКОНД ХЕНД №1

Loma Prieta. Название взяли в честь знаменитгого землятресения в Мексике в 1989 году. Вот инфа про это http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loma_Prieta
When it comes to jocking, there's no place better to be jocked than Northern California. This magical place is blowing up like an infirmary the day Ebola hits the streets. Their roster includes bands like Hella and Xiu Xiu, bands like Ceremony and Look Back and Laugh, bands like Funeral Diner and Bullets In, bands like Sabertooth Zombie and Burial Year...I think you get the idea. Now that Loma Prieta has plastered five songs onto compact disc as Our LP is Your EP there's one more reason to buy a plane ticket to the West Coast.
Loma Prieta sounds like super intense screamo. While they are pretty, there's this feeling that your speakers are slowly moving towards you and when they reach you, their three guitar assault will sink deep into your hide. If you were to put Neil Perry, She Notes the Chariots and The Number Twelve Looks Like You (minus the metal) into a cage for a full year, the end result's offspring would speak in the melody and rhythm that Loma Prieta does.
Each song will drive your mind into an adventure filled with musical imagery. As It Went Down Like on an Episode of Law & Order, folds out, you start scribbling a math equation on the ceiling. Within twenty seconds you're jumping on the couch like you're the Easter Bunny. AND THEN, after another minute, you're painting the most beautiful portrait with a tulip as your brush. You finally finish up diving head first into the bathtub, very frenetically.
Band members Davy, Derrick, Sean and Val have previous experience (Get Get Go, Archeopteryx and Sailboats) which might explain why this EP sounds so tight. Loma Prieta has the intensity that so many metal and hardcore bands strive for without sounding metal or like 80's punk/hardcore. Instead of sounding amateurish, I find myself calling the hospital due to the jaw no longer connected to my face and the tongue rolling into the kitchen. Is this The Mask or am I being blown away?
It might not sound as powerful because I just finished reviewing La Quiete and giving them a high score, but lately I'm finding less and less quality screamo bands. Loma Prieta isn't just another 90's worship band; they sound fresh and are progressing in a manner that is quality. Here's to hoping that the next release by Loma Prieta will contain more than seven minutes of music.

Liverpool Forever!!!!!.
Albert Stubbins
You can keep Billy Liddell
You can keep Roger Hunt
David Johnson was a bit of a cunt.
You can keep Kenny Dalglish
You can keep Ian Rush.
ALBERT STUBBINS is the man for us.
A L B E R T,
Albert Stubbins is the one for me.
B
Billy Shankly`s Boys
If you`re tired and you`re weary
And your just heart skips a beat
You`ll get your f*ckin head kicked in
If you walk down Heyworth St
If you come to The Albert
You`ll hear our famous noise
Get out you Everton b*st*rds
We`re the Billy Shankly Boys
We`re the boys from The Kop
We`re loyal and we`re true
And when we play the Everton
We`re ready for a do
To the cry of NO SURRENDER
You`ll hear our famous noise
Get out you Everton b*st*rds
We`re the Billy Shankly Boys.
Bill Shankly`s Pride And Joy
I`ll tell you of our football team
And Liverpool is the name.
We`ve won the cup, we`ve won the league
We`re the finest in the game
We have the greatest skipper
Any manager could employ.
Let`s drink six crates
To big Ron Yeats
Bill Shankly`s pride and joy.
F
Fields of Anfield Road
Outside the Shankly Gates
I heard a Kopite calling:
Shankly they have taken you away
But you left a great eleven
Before you went to heaven
Now it`s glory round the Fields of Anfield Road.
Chorus
All round the Fields of Anfield Road
Where once we watched the King Kenny play (and he could play)
We had Heighway on the wing
We had dreams and songs to sing
Of the glory round the Fields of Anfield Road
Outside the Paisley Gates
I heard a Kopite calling
Paisley they have taken you away..
You led the great 11
Back in Rome in 77
And the redmen they are still playing the same way
All round the Fields of Anfield Road
Where once we watched the King Kenny play (and he could play)
We had Heighway on the wing
We had dreams and songs to sing
Of the glory round the Fields of Anfield Road
P
Poor Scouser Tommy
Let me tell you the story of a poor boy,
Who was sent far away from his home,
To fight for his king and his country,
And also the old folks back home.
So they put him in a highland division,
Sent him off to a far foreign land,
Where the flies swarm around in their thousands,
And there`s nothing to see but the sand.
As the battle was starting next morning,
Under the Libyan sun,
I remember that poor Scouser Tommy,
Who was shot by an old Nazi gun.
As he lay on the battlefield dyin-dyin-dying,
With the blood gushing out of his head (out of his head)
As he lay on the battlefield dyin-dyin-dying,
These were the last words he said:
Oooh, I am a Liverpudlian,
I come from the Spion Kop,
I like to sing, I like to chant,
I go there quite a lot.
Support a team, that plays in red,
A team that we all know,
A team that we call Liverpool,
To glory we will go.
We won the league, we won the cup,
We`ve been to Europe too,
We played the Toffees for a laugh,
And left them feeling blue 5-0
1-2, 1-2-3, 1-2-3-4, 5-0!
Rush scored one,
Rush scored two,
Rush scored three,
And Rush scored four...
T
They All Say Our Days Are Numbered
The reds are coming up the hill, boys,
The reds are coming up the hill, boys,
They all laugh at us, they all laugh at us,
They all say our days are numbered,
Born to be a Scouse,
Victorious are we,
If you wanna win the cup, then you`d better hurry up,
Cos Liverpool FC
Glorious, victorious
Oh Come All Ye Faithful [top]
O come all ye faithful,
joyful and triumphant
O come ye,
O come ye to Anfield
Come and behold them
They`re the Kings of Europe
O come let us adore them
O come let us adore them
O come let us adore them - Liverpool
The Anfield Rap
The Anfield Rap was an idea of Reds midfielder Craig Johnston for the 1989 FA Cup Fi

Liverpool Forever!!!!!

T-MAC. Клуб фанов лучшего баскетболиста мира - Tracy Lamare McGrady!!!
Tracy McGrady, known to the world as “T-Mac,” was born on May 24, 1979 in Bartow, FL., to Melanise Williford. He grew up in Auburndale, FL., and is the product of an area called “The Hill” in Auburndale. A quaint town of about 9,000, it is surrounded by lakes and rests between Orlando and Tampa. Tracy’s family has been a major influence in his life. Raised by his mother, Melanise and grandmother, Roberta, Tracy grew to know both women as “Mom.
High School
At Auburndale High, he quickly became a two-sport star. He loved baseball and had aspirations of playing in the Major Leagues. Some Auburndale coaches were certain that McGrady would be playing in a Major League ballpark instead of on an NBA court.
Tracy’s hoops tale began in his junior year at Auburndale High. He averaged 23.1 pts and 12.2 rebounds a game with the Bloodhounds during the season. But despite the great numbers, Tracy was not receiving the type of attention that someone with his talents normally got. The only schools that showed interest in him were Florida and Miami.
After his junior year at Auburndale High School in Florida, he was invited to play in the ABCD Camp. Tracy was still looking for a way to put himself on the map and let the basketball world know who he was. During the senior all-star game, he dribbled down the left wing on a fast break and found only James Felton, a 6’9” blue-chipper from NJ committed to St Johns, between him and the basket. Tracy went up, cupped the ball in his right hand, and threw down a windmill dunk over James. He sent the whole gym into frenzy. “After I made that dunk, I had chills run through my body. It’s like the moment I knew I had finally arrived,” Tracy said. The recruiting newsletter “Hoop Scoop” praised Tracy as “the sleeper of the decade.” While he was not included in the list of the top 500 prospects before the summer, Tracy was ranked #2 behind Lamar Odom, in the next edition of the list. He was even featured in a 3-page article in the February 10, 1997 issue of Sports Illustrated.
Joe Hopkins, the basketball coach at Mount Zion Christian Academy in Durham, North Carolina, received a call about Tracy from Alvin Jones Jr., a basketball coach at Kathleen High, a neighboring High School to Auburndale High. While in the area, Hopkins stopped by to meet with Tracy and his “moms.” Hopkins offered Tracy a scholarship to Mount Zion, and the rest is history.
His senior season he transferred to play one year at Mount Zion Christian Academy in North Carolina, which turned out to be a very successful experience. Tracy has said that Joe Hopkins has been a big part of his life. Joe taught him to respect others, himself, and the game. “He’s my backbone,” Tracy says. “If it weren’t for Coach Hopkins, none of this would be possible.”
He led the Mighty Warriors of Mount Zion to a 20-1 record, earning the spot as the #2 team in the nation in USA TODAY’s Super 25. As a senior, he averaged 27.5 points, 8.7 rebounds, 7.7 assists and 2.8 steals per game while shooting .564 from the field, .389 from three-point range and .791 from the free throw line. He was named the USA Today “Player of the Year,” “Player of the Year” in the state of North Carolina by The Associated Press, and was named to the McDonald’s All-American Team. By this time, Tracy had begun receiving the attention from all the top schools that he never heard from early in his high school career. As Tracy was getting set to commit to Kentucky, he was also receiving an abundance of interest from NBA teams and agents. Tracy wrestled with the decision, but ultimately decided to take his talents to the NBA rather than attend college.
The NBA
The 6-foot-8, 200-pound prep-star, who played all five positions at Durham’s Mount Zion Christian Academy, announced his decision to make himself available for the June 25 1997 NBA draft. “I feel this is the best decision for me and my family,” said Tracy, “I considered college, but my dream is t

Ace Mac (ТРЕБУЮТСЯ АДМИНИСТРАТОРЫ). Born to Cuban-American parents, Chicago’s Illanoize-Boy, Ace Mac was raised in the Logan Square/Humboldt Park community. As an early 80’s baby, Ace Mac witnessed firsthand what the grimy inner-city neighborhoods had to offer its youth. At the adolescent age of 12, Ace Mac started sketching out his story through verse and decided to pursue rapping. Although Ace Mac relied on music to deter him from the harsh reality of a “gang bang city”, the cracks in the pavement directed Ace Mac to the cornerstone of every ghetto boy’s youth – the street corner. It's no secret that this A+ student continued his higher learning on the windy city streets of Chicago. Ace Mac will tell you, in his own words, I campaigned for a minute on the strip like a menace. Still, the Illanoize Boy remained focused on mastering the intricacy of wordplay to convey the cold-hearted truth of a thug’s lifestyle. .. .. Ace Mac chose to dedicate his life to music. Now, it’s quiet on the set. “Quiet on the set”… is a phrase you would probably hear on an artificial setting for a motion picture. But for those who live by the code of the street, “the set” is a thug’s domain. Ace Mac’s territory, however, no longer spans a twelve block radius but a worldwide platform. Instead of causing ruckus in the hood, Ace Mac is causing chaos in the music industry. Who is this kid? And, how did Ace Mac transform his gangster persona to that of a Latin entrepreneur in the rap game? Well, simply put, Ace Mac was introduced to Lupe Fiasco and the CEO of the 1st & 15th by Pito (founder of Illanoize Records). The meeting landed Ace Mac in Lupe Fiasco’s “Kick, Push” video placing a spotlight on the Illanoize Boy. .. .. Ace Mac’s next venture would prove to be the turning point of his career. While on a business trip to New York, Ace Mac was introduced to Fat Joe. Aware of Mac’s talent, Fat Joe wanted to hear his freestyle. So, Ace Mac unveiled a verbal attack that made Joey Crack lean back. Fat Joe’s response, “Chicago hasn’t been this great since Jordan.” Again, Ace Mac found himself face to face with a camera during the filming of Fat Joe’s video “Clap Revolvem”. In 2006, Illanoize Records (an independent label) released Ace Mac’s first project, Ace Mac, All Ace’s Mix Tape Vol. 1 hosted by Fat Joe & $TheDealMakers$. After the launch of his first mix tape, the word in the street was Ace Mac is the truth. In 2007, Fat Joe invited Ace Mac to feature on the remix of the hit single “Make it Rain”. Ace Mac accepted the invitation and appears in Fat Joe’s “Make it Rain” remix video, courtesy of Illanoize Records, with artists such as R. Kelly, Lil’ Wayne, Baby, T.I., and Rick Ross. .. .. Currently, Ace Mac is in the studio recording his highly anticipated mixtape due out in 2008. We wouldn’t want to spoil the surprise but you can only imagine the line-up. There is no doubt that this windy city phenomenon will blow. He’s PLUGGED… with GOOD GRADES & PLUGGED ENT. Follow this story as Ace Mac journeys from the sidewalk to the red carpet.

Ace Mac (ТРЕБУЮТСЯ АДМИНИСТРАТОРЫ)