No, we can't. Can't tell you where to score dope, either, or where to buy cartons of cigarettes that fell off the back of a truck. While Backstreets magazine does review bootlegs as a service to those readers who will be spending their hard-earned money on them anyway, we do not carry bootlegs nor can we help collectors obtain these items. We advocate tape- and CDR-trading over buying bootlegs. For more information on the collecting and trading of CD-Rs, mp3s, etc.

No, all of the items we sell are factory originals. All of the items we are selling as new are factory sealed and are the same as you would buy in a retail store.

It is getting harder and harder to spot bootlegs nowadays. When a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is.

Backstreets' official position is that we do not endorse the buying or selling of unauthorized material, and we do not carry bootlegs nor can we help collectors obtain these items. Bootleg collecting is a reality at present, however, and because our readers have repeatedly asked for it, we do provide a columnist who does consumer-oriented reviews of new bootlegs so collectors can know what dogs to avoid.

With the explosion of the internet, fans now have an easy means to contact each other to exchange bootleg recordings. There are many U2 mailing lists which allow for the trade of bootlegs, and still other lists which are dedicated to the trading of bootlegs. Many fans also maintain webpages which list the material that they have for trade. Often you do not need to have recordings to trade to make use of these services, as fans often will offer to make copies for blank CDs and postage in return.

This is Rule No.3: all notices must be about fashion or av-related items. Not furnishings, not guns, not vehicles. Valid content would include clothes, shoes, skins, jewellery, hair, ao’s and poses where they apply to an av and not furniture. Use common sense and think “anything that enhances an avatar’s inworld look”.

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In the past, KMFDM has stated: "We have no problem with a 'souvenir' type Walkman recording. We do have a problem if these recordings pop up commercially for horrendous prices like 'Operation KMFDM .'" However, now that KMFDM has released live albums, the band's opinion has likely changed TO BE UPDATED

Yes! I do not sell reproductions, The majority of my stock comes from estate auctions or former owners who are wanting to find good homes for their pre-loved patterns! ((grin))

Fort Canby State Park, Lewis and Clark Interpretative Center near Ilwaco, Washington has some items which were owned by Patrick Gass. Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. has some documents including Jefferson's letter of instructions to Lewis. Missouri Historical Society in St. Louis has some documents including the Field Book of Clark bound in folded elk skin. Oregon Historical Society in Portland has a Jefferson peace medal, Lewis' branding iron, and George Shannon's sewing kit.

Yes. We have direct consignment contracts with famous Japanese artists of various fields and select the best of their high quality works. Some of the items, especially those in the "Kutani" category, are produced in multiple quantities. Therefore there may be differences in detail compared with the photos on the website. But this actually proves that we provide authentically handmade/hand-painted products.

If someone wants to make a copy of a movie poster and they do their very best, it will be very difficult to identify the fake, especially in this day of digital reproduction and vastly improved (and accessible) printing equipment. But one fact remains: Most One-Sheets produced before 1980 were FOLDED. Beginning after 1980 ROLLED One-Sheets became available. If its pre-1980 the poster will most likely have folds.

Legend has it that hidden in the remote reaches of the Himalayan mountains lies a secret that would have saved Ponce de Leon from years of fruitless searching. There, generations of Tibetan monks have passed down a series of exercises with mystical, age-reversing properties. Known as the Tibetan Rites of Rejuvenation or the Five Rites, these once-secret exercises are now available and gently modified into Spoga, a 30-minute mind/body anti-aging workout for women.

The original text of Mike's archives are printed in black. Any additions I made I have colored in red, as I will contributions from others as they come in. Starting with Sudden Mischief all of the postings are my own, and it's back to basic black. If you have questions about anything on the earlier pages please note which of us posted it. That only applies to the books, of course. All of the supporting pages are the work of my own somewhat twisted imagination.

Since the electrical voltage is different than some other countries, including the United States, you may need an electrical adapter. During winter, the weather can be cold, and during summer, the weather can be hot. Therefore, to ensure that you are comfortable, bring the clothing appropriate to the time of year in which you will attend your tour. Take photographs with you that will reveal you and your life. The women will want to know who you are, what you do, and what your life is like.

Jack explains in the interview he did for the extra bonus features on the Poor Specimen DVD of Taylor Steele's film "Loose Change" ... Mainly from Rob Machado, Dan Malloy, and Timmy Curren. They're my main copy makers of music. Actually, Jason Weatherly as well. Makes a lot of copies, and burns it, and just passes it out to everybody.

Since they are copies of the original or of another copy, you pay shady organizations for a lesser quality product that is not theirs. Once again, I am all for sampling songs but it is important to officially buy what you like.