That's my guess.

I've always heard that they take forever to mature, but it seems like every year there's a bunch outside screeching away, and then I find their molts stuck to everything. Never fails.

I'd want to use one of those 2 person slingshots for water balloons.

The average 8 year old could throw it just as far if not farther.

I think one of those bulbs would do well in a light that stays on most of the time, like your front porch light or the lantern in your yard (if you have one)

I have the same CFL's in my house that I bought 5 years ago when I moved into my old apartment. They all still work except for 2 that burned out.

Dehyrdate yourself and see what happens. All those veins will start popping out and you'll look way more ripped.

Reheat? Eat that shit cold.

Yep. Screw eating it off the stick. Use the apple corer/slicer, and then cut those long pieces in halves or thirds, and put it in a bowl and go to town.

That's the only thing you should have been worried about in college. Fratbone swag.

I use an apple corer that also slices as well. It's just easier. Especially when it comes to caramel apples in the fall. Best way to eat those things. Chopped up and chilled.

teenage girls

Most interior doors are cheapo hollow cores with super thin material on the outside. I think the best bet would be to use double sided tape or some sort of epoxy/glue to stick these on, and leave them forever.

Since we're on the topic, can anyone recommend any budget items to get this job done?

I want to go to this isuzu heaven type place. I miss my trooperII :(

I think a hose of some sort would probably be best, so add one more to towel the baby off with a double sided towel, one side to dry, the other impregnated with talcum to prevent diaper rash.

There's 1 guy with a gun, one to pull the old tires, and one to put the new ones on. Once they're stopped the guy with the gun zips off the single center nut. They're pretty much putting the gun on the nut while the car is still moving forward, so once it's stopped and in the air the tire is half way off.