What's up dudes, anything going down?
I hate those Hollywood parties, oh, my aching head; but what a chick I scored with; came from a long ways south of Seattle, engineering graduate x2
Mark: "I've worn a dress on two or three occasions
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OMG I shudda known when you started whispering Pythagoras Theorem in my ear!!!
Something seems different, did I forget to shave, I don't seem to be able to place the eye candy but without my glasses, I just can't put my finger on it. I am sure as the day goes on it will come to me.
TTH:
Now you are talking! money and dogs right up my alley
I have been BANNED from making any obscene comment!!!
Coins: If one is not a nickel, the other is a .50 cent piece
(I collect coins & bills BTW)
Yeah! I am sure orphan Bill will be pleased to hear that. :wink:
Dog: The dog= 1/2, then he or she is running out of the woods not into.
Thoh:
COINS: One is a half-dollar, the other is a nickel.
TRIP: You have to make the second half in 0 time, so infinately fast.
FOREST: The dog can run into the woods half way - any further and he's running out of the woods.
Mark:
Nil by mouth, but he has a kiss like a suction pump.
About 1000 pages ago, or about three weeks ago I posted up:
The Washington Post quoted a National Academy of Sciences panel in its July 31, 2001 paper: "Making vehicles more efficient would add to their sticker prices, but that cost would be offset by saving on fuel. A small SUV, for instance, could average 26 percent better mileage for an upfront cost of $818. ...Classified as light trucks, SUVs and minivans currently are required by the Department of Transportation to get an average of 20.7 miles per gallon."
Assuming that the average person drives her SUV 15,000 miles in a year, and that gas costs $1.49 per gallon, and that SUVs currently get 20.7 mpg, how many years would it take for the SUV to recoup its initial cost of $818 to improve its gas mileage by 26 percent
To the best of my knowledge, I have not seen an answer, if one has been forthcoming; please accept my apologies as I have missed it. However, if it has defeated the forums best brains
.YEAH way to go me!
The circumference of the globe is approximately 40 000 km. If we made a circle of wire around the globe, that is only 10 metres (so 0,01 km) longer than the circumference of earth, could a flea, a rabbit or even a man creep under it
A man kills his brother in plain sight of many people, and yet he will never be charged with murder or any other crime. Why not
Good joke ya'll, you have made my day.
Now it's time for a shot of turps!
