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Is anyone out there willing to trade unused coke and pepsi cap codes for unused subway scrabble pieces?
Let me know. 
What letters do you have. I have tons of coke caps. I have about 1500 points of my own but I still have over a hundred caps I have not entered plus some 12 packs..lol let me know at daniel5287@lycos.com. Thanks
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Subway $12.99 Subway |
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Subway II $8.99 Subway II |
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Subway in the Sky $6.99 Subway in the Sky |
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White Subway $11.79 White Subway |
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Ridin' The Subway $10.29 Ridin' The Subway |
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The history of beret
Although worn as military headgear in ancient Greece, the modern origin of the beret is traced to the Basques, people living on both the French and Spanish sides of the Pyrenees Mountains. Centuries ago, the Basques were great fishermen and sailors, a fact that might explain the appearance of a very similar hat in Scotland. Both the Scotch tam and the beret are woven in one piece without a seam or a binding.
The original Basque Beret was either navy blue or red, but today the beret is available in a wide array of colors. An influence of WW1 was the general adoption for sports wear by both men and women, of that very smart dark blue cap worn by the French Alpine troops, the age-old Basque beret. Few items of clothing have been adopted by so many varied groups of people living in different periods of history as the beret. In WW11, the French Resistance movement, the Maquis, wore the Basque beret. Because it was the most common French headwear, the Maquis was able to wear it without bringing undo suspicion to this covert operation.Find more information about beret visit http://www.hatstock.com.
The covert military connotation was propelled further when the beret was taken up by special forces, often with the suggestion of 'undress' uniform, such as USA Green Berets, Black Berets (USA Rangers), UN Blue Berets, to name a few. It was a short leap for these sub-surface ciphers to have been embraced by artists and revolutionaries. Che Guevara, a hero of the Cuban revolution, made the beret a worldwide symbol of the revolutionary guerilla fighter.
The Guardian Angels, a vigilante group who patrols the subways and streets of some of the world's major cities, wear red berets. And who can forget that American artist and revolutionary, Monica Lewinsky hugging President Clinton in her beret?
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