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The History of Mike Fernandez.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 8:12 am
was on a boat trip with him and he likes to eat cigarettes. go figure
Re: The History of Mike Fernandez.
Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 8:25 am
So far everthing is true, where is the BS?KenM wrote:Please stick to historical facts or quality bs.
Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 8:41 am
o.k. mike i'll post the video, you know the video 
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 10:14 am
He claims SSHB, but I think theres some Bolsa in him. Mike's the best and we miss him a ton.
Ler
Ler
Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 4:02 pm
Ler my man, you are too kind. Thank you for the great Hurley wetsuits. I tried them both last weekend. The Icon is a nice easy to get on wetsuit that I will wear when there is a cold wind blowing in the warm water here. Also will wear it in Cali.
The Fredom was nice and toasty, also keeps 100% of the shore pound sand out
I might have to wear the Freedom with 3mm gloves and a hoody next weekend. The water is still 60, but it's getting into the 30's at night, and with a 20mph wind blowing like they are calling for in the early mornings, well you can figure it's gonna be cold
The Fredom was nice and toasty, also keeps 100% of the shore pound sand out
I might have to wear the Freedom with 3mm gloves and a hoody next weekend. The water is still 60, but it's getting into the 30's at night, and with a 20mph wind blowing like they are calling for in the early mornings, well you can figure it's gonna be cold
Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 4:04 pm
FreddyBig Fred wrote:o.k. mike i'll post the video, you know the video
All it takes is one click and you and all your nekkid glory on that Indo island will be on here 
I got the photo loaded, just waiting to pull the trigger How will Paris Hilton survive? Poor Mike
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2007 7:59 pm
BY TRACY CONNOR
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Thursday, December 27th 2007, 4:00 AM
Schreiber/AP
Paris Hilton
Time to tighten the belt, Paris.
Hotel magnate Barron Hilton announced yesterday that he's leaving 97% of his wealth to charity, dramatically cutting the fortune his children and grandkids will get.
That means granddaughter Paris Hilton, who once stood to inherit $100 million or more by some accounts, could end up with a measly $5 million or so.
"The whole family will be devastated, particularly [Paris' mom] Kathy," a pal of the clan told the Daily News last night.
"Some of them could be likely to contest the will - it'll be in the courts longer than Anna Nicole Smith versus J. Howard Marshall."
Barron Hilton is worth an estimated $2.3 billion, including the $1.2 billion he made from the sale of the Hilton Hotels and Harrah's casino chains.
All but 3% of the money will go into a charitable trust to benefit the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, which was started by his father, the foundation announced yesterday.
The foundation funds clean water in Africa, education for blind children and housing for the mentally ill.
It doesn't buy jeweled collars for Chihuahuas named Tinkerbell.
Paris - who makes millions a year from her celebrity appearances and endorsements - had no immediate comment on her grandfather's bequest.
There have been conflicting reports about the socialite's relationship with the 80-year-old.
Author Jerry Oppenheimer has said Barron Hilton is so embarrassed by Paris' antics - from her sex tape to her drunken-driving bust - that he cut her out of his will.
But other sources have reported that the businessman was so impressed by her money-making abilities that he forked over a big chunk of her inheritance last year.
Although Barron Hilton's plans for his fortune are big-hearted, he wasn't always so charitable.
After his father, Conrad Hilton, died in 1979 and left most of his money to the foundation, Barron sued to get his hands on half the bounty.
tconnor@nydailynews.com
With Ben Widdicombe
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Thursday, December 27th 2007, 4:00 AM
Schreiber/AP
Paris Hilton
Time to tighten the belt, Paris.
Hotel magnate Barron Hilton announced yesterday that he's leaving 97% of his wealth to charity, dramatically cutting the fortune his children and grandkids will get.
That means granddaughter Paris Hilton, who once stood to inherit $100 million or more by some accounts, could end up with a measly $5 million or so.
"The whole family will be devastated, particularly [Paris' mom] Kathy," a pal of the clan told the Daily News last night.
"Some of them could be likely to contest the will - it'll be in the courts longer than Anna Nicole Smith versus J. Howard Marshall."
Barron Hilton is worth an estimated $2.3 billion, including the $1.2 billion he made from the sale of the Hilton Hotels and Harrah's casino chains.
All but 3% of the money will go into a charitable trust to benefit the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, which was started by his father, the foundation announced yesterday.
The foundation funds clean water in Africa, education for blind children and housing for the mentally ill.
It doesn't buy jeweled collars for Chihuahuas named Tinkerbell.
Paris - who makes millions a year from her celebrity appearances and endorsements - had no immediate comment on her grandfather's bequest.
There have been conflicting reports about the socialite's relationship with the 80-year-old.
Author Jerry Oppenheimer has said Barron Hilton is so embarrassed by Paris' antics - from her sex tape to her drunken-driving bust - that he cut her out of his will.
But other sources have reported that the businessman was so impressed by her money-making abilities that he forked over a big chunk of her inheritance last year.
Although Barron Hilton's plans for his fortune are big-hearted, he wasn't always so charitable.
After his father, Conrad Hilton, died in 1979 and left most of his money to the foundation, Barron sued to get his hands on half the bounty.
tconnor@nydailynews.com
With Ben Widdicombe
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2007 9:49 pm
She still has enough money for the both of us