That's some good MPG's! Mine can get over 30 if we're on the highway (depending on how fast I'm going) and generally stays mid 20's.
I wish it got 60. Ever!
Yeah if you want to drive a two seater manual, it's great :P
It would've gotten significantly higher MPG if not for the fact that we overloaded the car well past its maximum capacity and my mom was driving half the time.
gasp!
are you
breaking the law?!
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Deebaseron my way to work in a suit and a tieAhhhh...come on fucking guyRegistered Userregular
how do i not have any white rum.
It's national rum day.
what sort of bullshit is dis?
There's a national rum day?
Yes. Is today. OK. I found about 2 shots of Bacardi white.
a bottle of coconut jack coconut (spit!),
and a bottle of Ron Del Barrilito that I dont remember ever picking up.
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That's some good MPG's! Mine can get over 30 if we're on the highway (depending on how fast I'm going) and generally stays mid 20's.
I wish it got 60. Ever!
Yeah if you want to drive a two seater manual, it's great :P
It would've gotten significantly higher MPG if not for the fact that we overloaded the car well past its maximum capacity and my mom was driving half the time.
gasp!
are you
breaking the law?!
Sometimes, to protect the law, we must become outlaws.
British girls and women who fear they may be being sent to a forced marriage are advised to hide a spoon in their panties so that they're pulled aside in the security check at the airport and can say the forced marriage thing
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British girls and women who fear they may be being sent to a forced marriage are advised to hide a spoon in their panties so that they're pulled aside in the security check at the airport and can say the forced marriage thing
Apparently it works.
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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jungleroomxIt's never too many graves, it's always not enough shovelsRegistered Userregular
That's some good MPG's! Mine can get over 30 if we're on the highway (depending on how fast I'm going) and generally stays mid 20's.
I wish it got 60. Ever!
Yeah if you want to drive a two seater manual, it's great :P
It would've gotten significantly higher MPG if not for the fact that we overloaded the car well past its maximum capacity and my mom was driving half the time.
British girls and women who fear they may be being sent to a forced marriage are advised to hide a spoon in their panties so that they're pulled aside in the security check at the airport and can say the forced marriage thing
You mean forced marriages in like, the Middle East and Southern Asia?
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
British girls and women who fear they may be being sent to a forced marriage are advised to hide a spoon in their panties so that they're pulled aside in the security check at the airport and can say the forced marriage thing
You mean forced marriages in like, the Middle East and Southern Asia?
They occur in other places too when people from those places move to new places.
British girls and women who fear they may be being sent to a forced marriage are advised to hide a spoon in their panties so that they're pulled aside in the security check at the airport and can say the forced marriage thing
You mean forced marriages in like, the Middle East and Southern Asia?
No, newcastle.
What do you think.
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ShivahnUnaware of her barrel shifter privilegeWestern coastal temptressRegistered User, Moderatormod
That's some good MPG's! Mine can get over 30 if we're on the highway (depending on how fast I'm going) and generally stays mid 20's.
I wish it got 60. Ever!
Yeah if you want to drive a two seater manual, it's great :P
It would've gotten significantly higher MPG if not for the fact that we overloaded the car well past its maximum capacity and my mom was driving half the time.
I'll keep my new Dart.
Surprisingly room my front seats!
Mine actually has roomy seats too, since there is no back seat. Since battery.
I taught my lil' bro in law how to bake a chicken when he visited us.
We're staying at my ma in law's house and I saw him bake a chicken for himself.
I have improved you, world!
Have you dealt with your inlaw problem yet?
I am sitting in the kitchen making tablet posts while I abandon rad to deal with them.
It's nearly eight thirty and they still haven't excused themselves despite ma in law having spent the last hour or so in another room on the phone dealing with arrangements.
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
Hey, if you were moving across the country and had brand new sexuality to mess with and were going to live in the same place for like five years, don't you think you'd expect at least some bed-related parties to go on?
SACRAMENTO, CA—Sharing their thoughts and opinions on a wide variety of topics and hot-button issues, five friends eating dinner at Tapper’s Bar and Grill Wednesday had a lengthy, animated, and utterly incoherent discussion about current events, sources confirmed.
In spite of numerous loud proclamations made by the individuals and several lively back-and-forth dialogues, witnesses confirmed that at no point during the impassioned 45-minute conversation did any member of the group make a single fully informed or well-reasoned statement about politics, economics, foreign affairs, or social matters.
“When Obama got elected, I expected him to overhaul Washington, but he’s just like any other politician,” said 29-year-old David Rubin, making what sources noted was a potentially justifiable claim before immediately undermining it with a muddled, incredibly bewildering line of reasoning. “Think about it—what are the campaign promises that he’s actually kept? Where’s health care? Where’s more taxes on the rich? Where’s gas prices?”
“And what about the troops?” Rubin continued. “They’re getting killed in Iraq every day and he’s not doing a thing about it. I thought he was going to get us out of there.”
The passionate discourse, said to have been initiated by a muted feed of CNN playing on one of the restaurant’s televisions, reportedly contained scores of factual inaccuracies, gross oversimplifications, self-contradictory declarations, and assertions that would fail to hold up against even the slightest of scrutiny.
Sources confirmed that the terms “fracking,” “sequester,” “Tea Party,” “entitlements,” and “the Fed” were all used out of context at various times throughout the heated debate, and that the phrase “Washington is broken” was also uttered over two dozen times.
Furthermore, reports indicated that each of the five friends genuinely believed they were having a serious intellectual conversation about prominent issues of the day.
“The biggest problem is that Senator Reid and Senator Boehner just can’t work together, plain and simple,” 30-year-old Mark Wagner said as the rest of the table began enthusiastically nodding and saying, “Yup,” “Thank you,” and “Exactly, Mark. Exactly.” “Obama will try to pass a bill, but then there’s [John] McCain, [Rick] Perry, [Newt] Gingrich, and, you know, the rest of the Republicans who aren’t letting anything get through. Though, if the Democrats had control of either of the houses they’d be just as bad, if not worse. That’s just party politics.”
“Just look at gun control—Bush vetoed the ban on assault rifles, and now shootings are happening all the time,” added a completely incorrect Wagner. “After Newtown, Congress tried to legalize background checks, but they couldn’t get the legislation through the courts. Same as Obamacare and same-sex marriage. It’s all about money.”
Witnesses said the friends then spent nearly five minutes fervently discussing the 2012 attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, putting forth several incredibly illogical theories regarding “the NSA’s role in the cover-up.” Later, sources confirmed the group unanimously agreed that Obama is “breaking the laws in the Constitution” with the military’s use of combat drones, while also ambiguously summarizing that “it all goes back to Reagan.”
“Until we stop occupying the Muslim holy lands, Egypt and Syria are just going to continue being a hotbed for al-Qaeda and the Taliban,” said 29-year-old Casey Reynolds, jutting her index finger into the table while reportedly blending several sound bites from television pundits into a vague, disjointed stream of nonsense. “The Muslim Brotherhood controls the oil, so they have all the power. The longer this goes on, the more tension is going to build between the Israelis and Palestinians.”
“And I just read a really interesting article about how we still have our forces deployed in the Gulf right on their borders,” Reynolds continued. “I’ll send it to you guys. You should really read it.”
While their interactions were largely cordial, sources reported that the friends clashed at points, with one completely preposterous argument countered by another of equally unfathomable ignorance.
“Casey, I agree with a lot of what you’re saying, but I think China is definitely going to be the next global superpower no matter what we do,” said Jake Collins, 27, in what was reportedly the closest the group came to what could be considered a legitimate, substantiated comment. “What happened was, everything got deregulated, and that just killed all the jobs. So the jobs went to China, half of America is out of work, and the housing bubble went under. See what I’m saying?”
“Just look at Detroit,” Collins inexplicably added after a brief pause.
Upon finishing their meals and getting up to leave, the friends reportedly agreed that the absolutely incomprehensible discourse was fun and that “it’s a real shame more people don’t get together to discuss the issues.”
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HenroidMexican kicked from Immigration ThreadCentrism is Racism :3Registered Userregular
Hey, if you were moving across the country and had brand new sexuality to mess with and were going to live in the same place for like five years, don't you think you'd expect at least some bed-related parties to go on?
You as in me as in I could have the sexings?
... no.
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CindersWhose sails were black when it was windyRegistered Userregular
in silver spring:
to eat: bombay gaylord (indian), zpizza (pizza)
to drink: mcginty's (irish pub), quarry house (basement bar)
to do: afi theater
in cp:
to eat: hard times cafe (chili), mamma lucia (noodles, especially the penne vodka) and there was a decent philly cheesesteak place right near campus
to drink: I never drank much in cp because I didn't want to run into students but we did some happy hours at rj bentley's on the patio
and of course you have all of dc to explore so hop on the metro and check it out, it's a world class city
SACRAMENTO, CA—Sharing their thoughts and opinions on a wide variety of topics and hot-button issues, five friends eating dinner at Tapper’s Bar and Grill Wednesday had a lengthy, animated, and utterly incoherent discussion about current events, sources confirmed.
In spite of numerous loud proclamations made by the individuals and several lively back-and-forth dialogues, witnesses confirmed that at no point during the impassioned 45-minute conversation did any member of the group make a single fully informed or well-reasoned statement about politics, economics, foreign affairs, or social matters.
“When Obama got elected, I expected him to overhaul Washington, but he’s just like any other politician,” said 29-year-old David Rubin, making what sources noted was a potentially justifiable claim before immediately undermining it with a muddled, incredibly bewildering line of reasoning. “Think about it—what are the campaign promises that he’s actually kept? Where’s health care? Where’s more taxes on the rich? Where’s gas prices?”
“And what about the troops?” Rubin continued. “They’re getting killed in Iraq every day and he’s not doing a thing about it. I thought he was going to get us out of there.”
The passionate discourse, said to have been initiated by a muted feed of CNN playing on one of the restaurant’s televisions, reportedly contained scores of factual inaccuracies, gross oversimplifications, self-contradictory declarations, and assertions that would fail to hold up against even the slightest of scrutiny.
Sources confirmed that the terms “fracking,” “sequester,” “Tea Party,” “entitlements,” and “the Fed” were all used out of context at various times throughout the heated debate, and that the phrase “Washington is broken” was also uttered over two dozen times.
Furthermore, reports indicated that each of the five friends genuinely believed they were having a serious intellectual conversation about prominent issues of the day.
“The biggest problem is that Senator Reid and Senator Boehner just can’t work together, plain and simple,” 30-year-old Mark Wagner said as the rest of the table began enthusiastically nodding and saying, “Yup,” “Thank you,” and “Exactly, Mark. Exactly.” “Obama will try to pass a bill, but then there’s [John] McCain, [Rick] Perry, [Newt] Gingrich, and, you know, the rest of the Republicans who aren’t letting anything get through. Though, if the Democrats had control of either of the houses they’d be just as bad, if not worse. That’s just party politics.”
“Just look at gun control—Bush vetoed the ban on assault rifles, and now shootings are happening all the time,” added a completely incorrect Wagner. “After Newtown, Congress tried to legalize background checks, but they couldn’t get the legislation through the courts. Same as Obamacare and same-sex marriage. It’s all about money.”
Witnesses said the friends then spent nearly five minutes fervently discussing the 2012 attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, putting forth several incredibly illogical theories regarding “the NSA’s role in the cover-up.” Later, sources confirmed the group unanimously agreed that Obama is “breaking the laws in the Constitution” with the military’s use of combat drones, while also ambiguously summarizing that “it all goes back to Reagan.”
“Until we stop occupying the Muslim holy lands, Egypt and Syria are just going to continue being a hotbed for al-Qaeda and the Taliban,” said 29-year-old Casey Reynolds, jutting her index finger into the table while reportedly blending several sound bites from television pundits into a vague, disjointed stream of nonsense. “The Muslim Brotherhood controls the oil, so they have all the power. The longer this goes on, the more tension is going to build between the Israelis and Palestinians.”
“And I just read a really interesting article about how we still have our forces deployed in the Gulf right on their borders,” Reynolds continued. “I’ll send it to you guys. You should really read it.”
While their interactions were largely cordial, sources reported that the friends clashed at points, with one completely preposterous argument countered by another of equally unfathomable ignorance.
“Casey, I agree with a lot of what you’re saying, but I think China is definitely going to be the next global superpower no matter what we do,” said Jake Collins, 27, in what was reportedly the closest the group came to what could be considered a legitimate, substantiated comment. “What happened was, everything got deregulated, and that just killed all the jobs. So the jobs went to China, half of America is out of work, and the housing bubble went under. See what I’m saying?”
“Just look at Detroit,” Collins inexplicably added after a brief pause.
Upon finishing their meals and getting up to leave, the friends reportedly agreed that the absolutely incomprehensible discourse was fun and that “it’s a real shame more people don’t get together to discuss the issues.”
Hey, if you were moving across the country and had brand new sexuality to mess with and were going to live in the same place for like five years, don't you think you'd expect at least some bed-related parties to go on?
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Yes. Is today. OK. I found about 2 shots of Bacardi white.
a bottle of coconut jack coconut (spit!),
and a bottle of Ron Del Barrilito that I dont remember ever picking up.
OH NOES YOU GAIS ISLAMICS ARE GONNA TAKE OVER OKLAHOMA
Sometimes, to protect the law, we must become outlaws.
Apparently it works.
I'll keep my new Dart.
Surprisingly room my front seats!
Hello, bed! You look so tempting!
You mean forced marriages in like, the Middle East and Southern Asia?
They occur in other places too when people from those places move to new places.
No, newcastle.
What do you think.
Mine actually has roomy seats too, since there is no back seat. Since battery.
We're staying at my ma in law's house and I saw him bake a chicken for himself.
I have improved you, world!
Party at Shivahn's new pad!
Have you dealt with your inlaw problem yet?
I chose my bed size based on this possibility >.>
... <_<
I am sitting in the kitchen making tablet posts while I abandon rad to deal with them.
It's nearly eight thirty and they still haven't excused themselves despite ma in law having spent the last hour or so in another room on the phone dealing with arrangements.
Hey, if you were moving across the country and had brand new sexuality to mess with and were going to live in the same place for like five years, don't you think you'd expect at least some bed-related parties to go on?
To be fair, Larry Lessig made the same assumption.
What is wrong with these people?
You as in me as in I could have the sexings?
... no.
Go rescue Rad, and take your in-laws down to see the alligators.
@shivahn
some stuff I can vouch for, if they're still open
in silver spring:
to eat: bombay gaylord (indian), zpizza (pizza)
to drink: mcginty's (irish pub), quarry house (basement bar)
to do: afi theater
in cp:
to eat: hard times cafe (chili), mamma lucia (noodles, especially the penne vodka) and there was a decent philly cheesesteak place right near campus
to drink: I never drank much in cp because I didn't want to run into students but we did some happy hours at rj bentley's on the patio
and of course you have all of dc to explore so hop on the metro and check it out, it's a world class city
I really, really liked this one
I hope you do not succumb to any diseases
drove through seven states
the next three days will not be this heavy
That smiley
It doesn't look American!
:shock:
I should bribe my friends to get bubble tea with me this weekend.