October 19th, 2007

yes, oh yes!!

Posted by Aiko in Blog

Go support Finishing the game on LV ( I love LV just like other fobs)film festival. I’m going. so You should go.and bring me a wasabi green peas and kakimochi.

I just saw this movie called Blood Diamond.It’s about what happened in Sierra leon. so sad. I will never buy diamond again. I’m keeping the one I got as gift already So sad that this country is based on materialism, Now I must go to go to alamoana to check out gucci and lv.

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  1. Jason chung said,

    on November 1st, 2007 at 5:37 am

    OMg aikO U WERE HERE IN Honolulu omfg i couldve got a picture with u GRRRRRRRRRR.

  2. aiko aka shrimpy said,

    on November 8th, 2007 at 10:47 am

    OmFg

  3. Jason Chung said,

    on November 9th, 2007 at 8:47 am

    Indulge me why is your aka shrimpy?

  4. R.A. said,

    on December 11th, 2007 at 10:05 pm

    Regarding the diamonds, it is true that diamonds and other precious gems have been used to finance various wars, primarily in Africa, since they are untraceable and easily concealed (these qualities makes them easy to smuggle and sell). However there are now diamonds which are traceable and verifiable as conflict-free. For example, diamonds mined, cut and polished in northern Canada are each given a unique serial number that is etched microscopically onto the diamond by a laser (see http://www.rareinnature.com/buying/why_certified). This serial number etched on the diamond makes it traceable and verifiable as a conflict-free diamond.

    So if you want to buy diamonds with a clear conscience, you just need to find a retailer that sells diamonds that can be verified as conflict-free.

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