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hey big whats up i had seen in one of your post you live in seattle i am a tr driver just wanted to find out the store you spoke about that gets jap mag like psm and official playstation mag i think you said it is called famitisa is that the kicks hobby store there if not what is name of store and can i order other book and guides through them like the guide book for 12 or the fire pro wrestling guides can you send me name and number of store and address i live here inf orlando fla i used to live in el paso tx but moved i am a out of town tr driver so i may get up to seattle and visit store and you if i get chance tks
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[ Author: BigManZam | Posted: Mar 2, 2006 6:17 PM
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I have no idea what you're talking about. There's a Japanese book store here, but they only get old issues of Famitsu. By the time the store gets them, they're useless to me.
PSM and Playstation Magazine aren't Japanese. Please refrain from using the term "Jap" or else I will delete your posts. This is your one warning.
The bookstore here is Kinokuniya in the Asian district downtown, right next to the Uwajimata grocery store. Don't get your hopes up, though. They're only really good for two month old mags, manga, and Japanese literature.
PSM and Playstation Magazine aren't Japanese. Please refrain from using the term "Jap" or else I will delete your posts. This is your one warning.
The bookstore here is Kinokuniya in the Asian district downtown, right next to the Uwajimata grocery store. Don't get your hopes up, though. They're only really good for two month old mags, manga, and Japanese literature.
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