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GMC : Sierra 1500 2005 GMC Sierra 1500 Extended cab
GMC : Sierra 1500 2005 GMC Sierra 1500 Extended cab
$6,300.00
$11,988.00
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BMW : 3-Series 328XI 2008 BMW 328XI 3-Series,  AWD
BMW : 3-Series 328XI 2008 BMW 328XI 3-Series, AWD
$24,499.00
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Honda : Accord EX Honda
Honda : Accord EX Honda
$3,150.00 (12 Bids)
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Volkswagen : Jetta GLS 2003 Volkswagen Jetta gls
Volkswagen : Jetta GLS 2003 Volkswagen Jetta gls
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Audi : A4 2008  Audi A4 2.0T S-Line Quattro
Audi : A4 2008 Audi A4 2.0T S-Line Quattro
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Chevrolet : Cobalt SS 2006 Chevrolet cobalt SS
Chevrolet : Cobalt SS 2006 Chevrolet cobalt SS
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Jeep : Grand Cherokee 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Jeep : Grand Cherokee 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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I need a used car dealership in Lewiston or Auburn Maine?

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Take your pick from the Google search. Replace Auburn with Lewiston for another list of dealers.

Got a parking ticket from another state I've never been to...?
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Ok this is odd. Today in the mail I got a parking ticket from Auburn, Maine. The thing is that I live in New York and have never even been to Maine. The ticket says that my car was parked in a handicap spot. I can assure you that no one aside from me drives my car, so this is throwing me off big time. How should I resolve this?


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First make sure that your plates are still on your car and they are the originals that came with it. Then check your calendar to see where you were when they think your car was parked in Maine. Then send them a polite letter with a copy of the ticket telling them that your car was not in the State of Maine at the time in question. Do not ignore this, it will come back to bite you if you do.

Please tell me what you think.?
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Im writing my own book and I would appreciate it if someone would please tell me their opinion of how i started off. Chapter1: “Could you please stop moping around like that, Val?” I looked toward the voice, my Mother. NO, I wanted to say. No, not when you’re doing this to me! Another part of me- the smarter part- reminded me to keep my mouth shut. All I needed right now is to get punished for talking back. Thinking of this, I pushed my pouting lip out a little further, just so she got my point. “This will be good for you!” My overly enthusiastic mother said, seeing my lip.” Of course you wouldn’t be in this situation in the first place if you learned to behave.” Right, my “Situation”. Being sent to my Great aunt’s home, more like being sent to a prison. Only this prison is on the other side of the country. From California to Maine. From Hot to cold. From friends to enemies. Regardless of how many times I brought that up to her she just laughed and said that it was my entirely my fault anyway. Oh yes, completely my fault that I attract more arguments and fights than normal girls my age. I actually don’t attract fights though (not that my mother cared so much), I just stuck up for all of those people who- for whatever reason- don’t stick up for themselves. “Me behave, Right.” I mumbled I glanced at my mother. She had her dark auburn hair parted slightly to the side, and her bright emerald eyes were on the road. I noticed that she gripped the steering wheel tightly and that her eyes were wet with tears- although her voice never hinted at the fact that she was crying. Seeing her like this, I felt my own tears on their way. I blinked them away furiously, knowing that if she seen me crying that it would only make things that much worse. “Where is it again?” I asked hoping to start a conversation to get her mind off of whatever had her upset. I watched her closely as soon as I said this, looking for her reaction. I seen her eyes narrow as if she wished of all questions I hadn’t asked that one. “Your Aunt Helen lives in Franklin, Maine dear.” She said her voice broke despite her effort. I tried to act like I didn’t notice the break. “So what does her house look like?” I asked I still didn’t know what my living conditions were. If they were bad I would get a hotel room. She sighed,” Your aunt has a beautiful house. It must have at least twenty-five rooms in it.” My mouth popped open. I had heard a lot of stories about my aunt but none about her being rich. I closed my mouth quickly, but not before she seen it. “I thought you would act like that.” She chuckled, “The reason your father chose here is because YOU have to clean the house.” “What!” I squealed. Surely she didn’t believe that I would clean a house that big! My mother chuckled.” We talked to your aunt and her maid just quit. So congratulations! You have your first job!” I considered saying “I Quit” but didn’t, instead I said, “So does she have any kids?” If I had to move against my will I at least needed to know if I would need a lock for my room. “Yes, your aunt has 3 kids. Tanner, he’s 23, moved out about two years ago. Abby, she’s about your age she still lives there. And then there is Kayla. She is about 13. You won’t have to worry about her much from what I hear she’s never home. Kay has always been a party girl.” I heard a change in her voice as she spoke about Kayla. It was almost like she had a deep feeling of hatred or pity for her. By now we were at the airport (apparently my Aunt doesn’t have a car, Lovely). As we walked toward the large building I had a want to look at my mom but I ignored it. I really didn’t want to burst into tears around all of these people. It seemed to take hours just to get through 10 feet of the security. But after about an hour we were boarded on our flight to Maine.


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There was a lot of grammatical issues, but I actually liked it (I didn't think I would at first). It has a good sense of humor and a unique way of expressing things (I especially like the " I just stuck up for all of those people who- for whatever reason- don’t stick up for themselves" haha, I could relate to that). You also switched tenses sometimes (from past to present). That's okay, though, I tend to do that, too. Good luck. *My name's Valerie (or Val, like your character) =) **wth is the thumbs down about? Isn't it MY opinion? lol.

What do you think? the beginning of the first chapter of my book...?
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Please tell me what you think. Chapter 1- “Could you please stop moping around like this, Lex? It’s not as bad as you think.” I looked toward the voice, an irritated look on my face. For a moment, I had forgotten she had been in the car; bigger things were on my mind. Looking away, I shifted my mind back to her question. “No!” I wanted to shout at her. “Not when you’re doing this to me.” Another part of me, the smarter part, reminded me to seal my lips and keep pretending she didn’t exist. All I needed right now is to get punished for talking back, on top of all the other trouble I was in. I pressed my lips together tightly and stared out the foggy window, making it clear I didn’t want to talk to her. I just focused on counting the rain drops that landed on my window. Crossing my arms, I scooted closer to the door, trying to get as far away from her as I could. “This will be good for you!” My overly enthusiastic mother said, seeing my reaction. It was the first thing she said to me since we left home. Of course, that wasn’t my home anymore. “You know, you wouldn’t be in this situation in the first place if you would just learn to behave.” Right, my “situation”. Being sent to my aunt’s house was the only “situation” I could see. It was more like being sent to a prison, a prison on the other side of the country. From California to Maine, hot to cold, friends to strangers, happiness to hell. What could be worse than this? Regardless of how many times I brought to up to her, she just laughed, making it clear it without saying it that it was my fault anyway. Oh yes, it was completely my fault that I attract more arguments and fights than any normal girl my age. It wasn’t even that I picked fights, contrary to what my mother believed. I just stood up for those who, for whatever reason, wouldn’t stick up for themselves. “Me, behave, right.” I mumbled. Maybe if I showed some signs of life she’d leave me alone. I side-glanced at my mother. Her dark auburn hair was messed up from the wind blowing through her cracked-open window, but she didn’t seem to notice. Her emerald eyes, focused on the road, were wet with tears, although her voice never hinted that she was crying. Her grip on the steering wheel looked deadly. Seeing her like this, I felt my own hot tears sneak up behind my eyes. I blinked them away furiously, not wanting her to see me cry. “Where is the house again?” I asked, hoping to distract her, though fake interest hovered over my voice. I looked back and forth from the window to her as I spoke, looking discreetly for her reaction. Her eyes narrowed, not what I had expected, obviously hoping to avoid the question. “Your Aunt Helen lives in Franklin, Maine, dear.” She said her voice broke, despite her efforts. I tried to act nonchalantly, but I knew it was obvious to both of us she was hiding something. “What about her house?” I asked, still not knowing what I’d be dealing with for the next who knows how many months. If it was that bad, hotels weren’t too expensive, were they…? She sighed, her eyes glancing from the road to me for a brief second. “Your aunt has a beautiful house. It must have at least twenty-five rooms in it.” My jaw dropped lightly as I popped out of my seat. I had heard a lot of stories about my great-aunt, but never about her being rich. I closed my mouth and slumped back down, hoping she hadn’t noticed. But of course she did. “I thought you would act like that.” She smirked, “You’ll have fun cleaning it.” “What?” I squealed, popping right back out of the seat. That would be impossible; I hardly cleaned my room, let alone an entire house. My mother chuckled. “We talked to your aunt and her maid just quit. So congratulations, you have your first job.” She explained smugly, the smirk remaining on her face as I glared at her. I knew she was enjoying this. I considered saying, “I quit,” but decided against it. Instead I sighed and changed the subject. “Does she have any kids?” If I had to move against my will, I at least needed to know if I would need a lock for my room. “Your aunt has three kids. Tanner, he’s twenty three, moved out a few years ago. Abby, she’s about your age. And then…” She paused as she seemed to rack her memory for the name. “Kayla. She is about thirteen. You won’t have to worry about her much though, from what I hear, she’s never home. Helen mentioned she was into parties…” I heard a change in her voice as she spoke of Kayla. It was almost like she had a hushed hatred (or was it pity?) of her. I could tell she was playing stupid, hiding something big. What a surprise. Finally, we reached airport. As we walked toward the large building, I had the urge to look at mom; these would be the last moments I spent with her for months. But I decided against it. I didn’t need to burst out crying in front of these strangers, but the tough act was getting old. Look where it’s gotten me this far. Though it took hours, so it seemed, to get through s


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thats really good!! just fix the spellin mistakes and grammer corrections and then it will be great!!!! please answer my newest question in return. (its on the top called my prologue or somethign like that) thanks hope i helped

What Do You Think Of My Story So Far????
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ok, im 13 and love to read and write. i just finished reading the Twilight series. My teachers and family think im rally good at writing, so i decided to write my own vampire story. The plot is- a girl, her mom, and step dad move to Maine. The girl gets bitten by a vampire, turns, and gets swept into this strange new world. then she falls inove whith amortal boy. Heres the story- “ Bailey!, Hurry up!“ “ Aaaaarrrggggghhh! “ Thump! I jumped at the sound of my mothers voice, causing me to fall out of my nice warm steamy shower and onto the cold tile of the bathroom. A sudden shock went through my whole body at the sudden temperature change and I was covered entirely in goosebumps. I quickly scrambled to turn the water off before I flooded the whole house, and called, “God mom ,I’m coming! Do you want me to kill myself?” I heard a muffled giggle. “No, but hurry up, I want to be back in time to make blueberry pie!” I rolled my eyes. My mom and step-dad decided they wanted a change from good ol’e sunny Florida, and moved to Maine, dragging me along with them. Now ever since my mom heard about the nearby blueberry farm, she has been bugging me non-stop to go with her, and I finally gave in. I wrapped myself in a towel and walked sluggishly to my room. I peeked out my window the rain had cleared up mostly, but the sky was still a dreary gray and the angry clouds thundered noisily as in warning. My three cats, Bud Pinky, and Loki, were all snuggled together on my bed. Loki opened one sleepy eye to see who had entered, and when he saw it was me he yawned and went back to sleep. “Oh sorry, I didn’t mean to disturb your rest, you royal highnesses.” I scrambled through my drawers until I found a pair of dark jeans, a dark blue tank top, and a cream hoodie. I walked back to the bathroom and began to blowdry my long auburn hair .As I brushed it out, I noticed that my hair now hung past my hips, but my stupid side bangs that I just had to have had not moved an inch. I sighed in annoyment as I took out makeup. I quickly slapped on some foundation and put some mascara on my long eyelashes that hung over my sage green eyes. I stuffed my cell phone in my pocket and ran down the stairs. “ Now I’m ready.” “Finally! Damn you take such a longtime.” Mom rolled her dark brown eyes at me. “Ok, well lets go. Bye Honey! We’ll be back soon.” “Shush! The games on! Oh, bye. Have fun love you.” My step dad grumbled. Whenever his baseball game is on, he would block out the entire world. We stepped out into the cold autumn air, Mom shivered and pulled on her black windbreaker. I jumped into our mint green jeep as she scrambled through her purse looking for her keys. I attempted not to laugh at the stupid face that she was making, but failed miserably. Her eyes crossed slightly and her tongue stuck out like a stubborn 5 year old’s. I let out a snort, and she looked up confused. “ Bailey! How old are you?” “ 7……”., She rolled her eyes at me. “Ok!, Im 14 ok! Gosh, why do you have to make fun of my age all the time! You know how I feel about getting old!” I pretended to burst out in tears as she started the car. “Bailey….. have you been getting into the vodka again?” It was my turn to roll my eyes. “Oh shut up mom. Haha” We continued our stupid little game the whole ride to the farm. As we began walking up to the little farm house itstarted to sprinkle lightly. “Awww man..” my mom looked very disappointed. “Oh come on mom, it’s just rain. Its not even pouring. Cheer up. Grumpy.” The kind looking lady smiled up at us as we walked in to the doors of the farm house. There were all kinds of different homemade treats along the =walls. “Hello dears, are you coming to pick some of the blueberries?, or would you like to buy some of my muffins? “We’ll be picking today thanks. But maybe we will come back later for some of those muffins. They look delicious.” Mom smiled as the woman handed her two baskets. “have a good time, please come in later for a cup of hot chocolate, on me.” We waved goodbye as we walked out the doors. “ok, lets get picking!” I threw Mom one of the baskets and ran towards the millions of rows of blueberry bushes. CHAPTER 2 We had been picking for a hour, and my arm felt like it was going to fall off from the weight of the basket. Mom was two rows down still managing to be enthusiastic about blueberries. “Mom!” “ya?!” “Im goiung to sit down for a while, you can keep on going, if I cant find you I will call you.” “ok, I’ll just be over here!” I sat down resting my head on the bush. Ihad my basket im my lap, and was eating blueberries from it. I just sat there for about 15 minutes kind of out f it. Then, I couldn’t here my mom humming along to her favorite song. I couldn’t here all of the childrens shrieks of glee as they bombarded eachother with blueberries. It was quiet, I couldn’t even here they millions of birds as as they flew overhead. I stood up, getting nervous. The great big clouds were now pitch black, and directly above me. I couldn’t see anyone either, just me the blueberries, and this great big cloud. “Mom?” I called hoping she was just fooling with me. I took a step forward and it was black. I tried to let out a scream, but an ice cold hand was closed around my throat. I could feel razor sharp claws scrape around my neck, and I broke out in goosebumps. A beautiful voice rang into my ear, “Silence, young one and this will be less pain for you” Although I knew I was about to die, all that I cared about was hearing that beautiful voice again , to see the beautiful man who spoke it. And then, there was pain, worse pain then when I had broke my arm and the bone stuck out threw my skin, worse pain then when I was in that car accident and broke my ribs. This pain was beyond physical it was mental, I saw terrible and horrifying images of rotting corpses, and and blood stained walls. My lungs were on fire, andi could feel every single bone in my body snap. My mouth was glued shut, and I couldn’t let out the scream that needed to be heard. My head was spinning with the gruesome images and my body was a lifeless rag doll, all the bones wortheless. “I’m going to die, I’m going to die, why wont the pain stop?! Let me go in peace!” Then it was over, my body crashed to the ground and the pain stung threw my body, but the terrifying images were gone it was dark, and I liked it.


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i think you are progressing in a writing career maybe. this is a very structured story for your age. Nice use of grammar, and adjectives. might want to slow down on the typing though because there are a lot of spelling mistakes.