TheJiggler

Is it this: guy?

2005 outback combined city/hwy expected gas mileage (4 cylinder auto): 25mpg 2004 (no data on 2005) Xterra combined city/hwy expected gas mileage: 18mpg I'd say a 39% difference is significant. And the faster yo go the bigger the difference gets. On a 4 you hwy trip your milage is probably more like 50% better in the Sub. 2005 Outback minimum ground clearance: 8.4 inches 2005 Xterra minimum ground clearance: 8.3 inches Add the much more comfortable ride, better snow and ice handling, more cargo space, it seems like a much better choice, unless you are spending most of you time off road.

I'd post s few pictures but you can't embed them. Oops Really scary if you fly frequently.

Urban Cougar

Fix'n up a Pot o' Stew

Its fun to watch conservative deal with science. They jump up and down and do press releases every time ANY science backs up thier world view!

Well it looks like this is the trademark: http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=doc&state=5dfjc5.3.6 So it looks like its legit. But I wouldn't do squwat. Its gonna cost him a lot to sue. How may of those have you sold? What did it net you? $50. I'll pitch in $5 if he wins.

You are suggesting gas has an inelastic demand. This has not really been demonstrated. Nor is it true that you can avoid paying this tax. Sell your hummer and buy a civic. Bam, your tax burden is cut by two thirds. There is an alternative to a gas tax though. Lets privatize the roads and get rid of the gas tax. The government shouldn’t be I the business of owning bridges anyway. I’m sure all of us commuters would have no problem paying $10 to drive across the 520 bridge

...but I never stalked you Stalked by TheJiggler!

Avy Up to 15 people reported traped, but only 1 or 2 confirmed.

Sure aint Nodder!

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