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Joyo JF-21 Splinter, Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar, Classic sound, Interesting combination of fuzz and distortion, Controls: Distortion, filter, volume, LED: Effect on, Footswitch: Effect bypass, Input and output: 6.3 mm jack, Mains adapter connection: Hollow female plug 5.5 x 2.1 mm, negative pole inside, Power consumption: 20 mA, Power supply with a 9 V battery or a 9 V DC mains adapter (not included in delivery), suitable mains adapter: Art. #409939#, Dimensions (W x D x H): 97 x 120 x 55 mm, Weight: 390 g

L'amicizia, l'amore, il rispetto, il desiderio di viaggiare… non hanno tempo; mentre la guerra non dovrebbe più far parte della vita. Ho provato emozioni: ho sorriso, amato, pianto… Ho immaginato possibilità di vita oltre quella che viviamo nella realtà, che oscilla tra il bene e il male, poiché esiste un'energia positiva che può scatenare la fantasia e la forza di chi non si arrende.

Jean Sylvester is a typical, overthinking adolescent whose painful experience with parallel realities teaches her that while life involves her, it's not always all about her.\n\n\n\nShe thinks life isn't fair and wishes hers was different. When she witnesses a traumatic accident, she can't help but blame herself for the events leading up to it. In order to be free of the nightmare she has a choice: she can spiral into despair or reconcile herself with the fact that terrible things happen, and some can't be changed.\n\n\n\nSplinters is a story about so many things. It starts by looking at the change in our priorities as we move into our teenage years - our desperation for independence and happiness; our vulnerability to change; our misery when\nthings don't turn out as we hoped. There are two things that let you down in life: high expectations and other people.

L'amicizia, l'amore, il rispetto, il desiderio di viaggiare… non hanno tempo; mentre la guerra non dovrebbe più far parte della vita. Ho provato emozioni: ho sorriso, amato, pianto… Ho immaginato possibilità di vita oltre quella che viviamo nella realtà, che oscilla tra il bene e il male, poiché esiste un'energia positiva che può scatenare la fantasia e la forza di chi non si arrende.

After leaving school at 15 with a CDB (Could Do Better) after his name, Paul Palmer decided he in fact could do better and wrote down his many takes on life. \n\n\nThis book is packed full of nostalgic observations on life, play on words and sometimes borders on the realms of fantasy. From flowers to famine and beyond. An eclectic mix from social history, incorporating all the genres throughout the years and with a twist of a comedic view on life in the 50’s and 60’s. More serious aspects of war, peace and politics with some love poems to lighten the mood. \n\n\nPaul turns words into poetic verse which will give the reader a stirring cocktail of emotions and food for thought, with a finish of calm.

Jean Sylvester is a typical, overthinking adolescent whose painful experience with parallel realities teaches her that while life involves her, it's not always all about her.\n\n\n\nShe thinks life isn't fair and wishes hers was different. When she witnesses a traumatic accident, she can't help but blame herself for the events leading up to it. In order to be free of the nightmare she has a choice: she can spiral into despair or reconcile herself with the fact that terrible things happen, and some can't be changed.\n\n\n\nSplinters is a story about so many things. It starts by looking at the change in our priorities as we move into our teenage years - our desperation for independence and happiness; our vulnerability to change; our misery when\nthings don't turn out as we hoped. There are two things that let you down in life: high expectations and other people.

After leaving school at 15 with a CDB (Could Do Better) after his name, Paul Palmer decided he in fact could do better and wrote down his many takes on life. \n\n\nThis book is packed full of nostalgic observations on life, play on words and sometimes borders on the realms of fantasy. From flowers to famine and beyond. An eclectic mix from social history, incorporating all the genres throughout the years and with a twist of a comedic view on life in the 50’s and 60’s. More serious aspects of war, peace and politics with some love poems to lighten the mood. \n\n\nPaul turns words into poetic verse which will give the reader a stirring cocktail of emotions and food for thought, with a finish of calm.