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Metroid has cover girls?

I read it in some car magazine while on the shitter in a logging camp. Are those EPA website stats supplied by the manufacturers or based on their own tests? Cause based on morning traffic most of the idiots out there with stick shifts don't know how to drive let alone how to wring mileage out of the car with it thru efficient shifting.

Modern automatics (since about 2001) get better gas mileage than stickshifts do.

Don't forget to dress up for the party!

"The weather up there is rotten Rainin' granite all the time"

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it's actually 5.2 with one hang.

The Alpine Select rating are debatable, as always. There are some notorious discrepancies - Joffre overgraded, Tantalus undergraded, etc.

A V 5.10- would probably be Grade 5 or 6 (19) in New Zealand. Like some of the rock routes off the Fox Glacier. There aren't many Grade VIs in Kiwistan so N Am V is about the max, Kiwi 6 = TD+ and up Euro but only about Grade IV at the lower end in N Am grades..

None of them climbed into his bed anyways

mazeGirl is nice.

It'd be probably easier in double gloves too but tape is aid.

It was like 10 years ago. I just remember it seemed easier than Deb's Crack.

Don't forget a library card won't give you STDs

There's a new 4x4 on the market that is entirely biofueled, improves in value with age, emits only organic waste and carbon dioxide, and gets great mileage. You never have to change the oil or the timing belt either. And it's based on proven technology that has been continuously in use in Europe since the turn of the millennium.

Williams 5.12 is like the easiest 12 ever. Its more like 11b. WTF, even I could top rope it. Therefore it can't be anywhere close to 5.12.

Oh I think the face shots would go the other way

Great minds think alike.

Shit, I'm surprised you can last that long He's got a lot of johns to get through.

does that mean you're wearing this now: Does she shed that skin?

That'd be the "arm belay"

Biner of hexes whirled around the head, bolo style, then flung can bring down a snaffle at 30 yards

see revised thread title

Remember - don't speak when you're sporkin' too.