When you exert a force on the elevator to climb up it, won't there be an opposite force pulling the counterweight down? What will keep the counterweight in orbit?
The elevators going down, of course. They'll be pushing up to go down, while the ones going up will be pulling down.
They all walk past the minivans because of the enormous stigma built up against them by young men, reluctant to be labeled as married with children.
Actually, speaking as a young father, if my wife wanted a mini-van, I'd start shopping for one. They handle better than an SUV and have more seating capabilities. The problems I have with them is that their not made to be driven by tall people. I have yet to find one that allows me to move the driver seat back far enough to be comfortable. (Sport edition SUVs suffer from the same problem.) Ironically, I ususally end up renting a mini-van for work-related driving, since I usually take equipment with me, and SUVs are scarce when renting here.
Ditto x 10 station wagons.
Huh? Wagons were great. Is anyone making them anymore? I drove a '77 Catalina Safari for years, and it served my grandparents and parents well for many years before I got it. When I finally sold it, it had close to 200,000 miles on it. The car was great, lots of room to lie down in back, and a V-8 400 big block under the hood.
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this fucking Origin game STILL wants 37k MORE conventional memory!?!?! WTF!!!!
Maybe, but that's still a pretty fucking tall 3 year old.
The elevators going down, of course. They'll be pushing up to go down, while the ones going up will be pulling down.
Where's the spork?
Can you imagine how long a Costner film would take?
Probably more like, "Darers go first!"
Lorena? Lorena Bobbitt? Is that you?
That's it. You're a very silly distro, and I'm not going to review you.
Nuff said.
But I don't smoke.
So I guess you're glad he didn't.
Actually, speaking as a young father, if my wife wanted a mini-van, I'd start shopping for one. They handle better than an SUV and have more seating capabilities. The problems I have with them is that their not made to be driven by tall people. I have yet to find one that allows me to move the driver seat back far enough to be comfortable. (Sport edition SUVs suffer from the same problem.) Ironically, I ususally end up renting a mini-van for work-related driving, since I usually take equipment with me, and SUVs are scarce when renting here.
Ditto x 10 station wagons.
Huh? Wagons were great. Is anyone making them anymore? I drove a '77 Catalina Safari for years, and it served my grandparents and parents well for many years before I got it. When I finally sold it, it had close to 200,000 miles on it. The car was great, lots of room to lie down in back, and a V-8 400 big block under the hood.
And save some of that nice, green Moon money for me, Royce McCutcheon.
Can't you just see Nelson Muntz having a field day? What a haul of geek's swim suits he would have!
Do they always transport burning nuns by bus where you live?
Why not? Didn't someone patent the wheel recently in the US?
I don't have a fireplace, so I suppose I should skip the wine.
Koo, koo ka-sue?
No kidding. You should have written in the ability to raise and call, too. You can't win if all you do is fold right after getting your cards.
This is Cosine, Email, Database and Lisa. Your name will be "Kernos".
No, a 1600x1200 32-bit color BMP.
Shoot the guy threatening the pilots with a box-cutter.
Perhaps we should all use the phrase "to jap", then.
Come on, people, links! Links!