ens armend themselves and stormed the Bastille Fortress where they fought against the government, which they felt was corrupt. In 1880, the day was declared a holiday and they've been celebrating it sort of like our Fourth of July ever since. Lance Armstrong, who's battling his way through the Tour De France by predicting a Bastille Day victory for Mark Cavendish, which is sort of strange since Mark Cavendish isn't Lance Armstrong and Lance is kind of predicting that he'll lose -- if that makes sense.
Regardless, Starving Students predicts that Bastille Day would be a great day to take advantage of our Refer-A-Friend offer and make some money by suggesting Starving Students' moving service to someone. Get a $20 check just by referring a friend to us and tell them about our Cram Session discount while you're at it and celebrate the best Bastille Day ever with Starving Students.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Starving Students Provides The Bastille Move You've Ever Had
Throughout France and several other countries, they're celebrating Bastille Day. I never took French history, but apparently Bastille Day is considered the first day of the French Revolution in 1789. On that day only 220 years ago, French citizens armend themselves and stormed the Bastille Fortress where they fought against the government, which they felt was corrupt. In 1880, the day was declared a holiday and they've been celebrating it sort of like our Fourth of July ever since. Lance Armstrong, who's battling his way through the Tour De France by predicting a Bastille Day victory for Mark Cavendish, which is sort of strange since Mark Cavendish isn't Lance Armstrong and Lance is kind of predicting that he'll lose -- if that makes sense.
Regardless, Starving Students predicts that Bastille Day would be a great day to take advantage of our Refer-A-Friend offer and make some money by suggesting Starving Students' moving service to someone. Get a $20 check just by referring a friend to us and tell them about our Cram Session discount while you're at it and celebrate the best Bastille Day ever with Starving Students.
ens armend themselves and stormed the Bastille Fortress where they fought against the government, which they felt was corrupt. In 1880, the day was declared a holiday and they've been celebrating it sort of like our Fourth of July ever since. Lance Armstrong, who's battling his way through the Tour De France by predicting a Bastille Day victory for Mark Cavendish, which is sort of strange since Mark Cavendish isn't Lance Armstrong and Lance is kind of predicting that he'll lose -- if that makes sense.
Regardless, Starving Students predicts that Bastille Day would be a great day to take advantage of our Refer-A-Friend offer and make some money by suggesting Starving Students' moving service to someone. Get a $20 check just by referring a friend to us and tell them about our Cram Session discount while you're at it and celebrate the best Bastille Day ever with Starving Students.
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