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    The first Sunday in November called.

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    I own (and love) a countryman and I think this thing is pretty strange looking in the ass-region. still, the thing is probably shorter in length than a current gen miata. that's pretty small. Also I own a miata.

    I do buy organic. Local when possible. But beyond that, for things we buy regularly (milk, meat, etc) I do more research beyond label reading. Does the supplier actually use the practices set forth by the USDA guidelines or do they go above and beyond? There is a whole range of quality even within the small

    everyone already knows not to crack the egg on the edge of the bowl. crack it on a flat surface OR on the inside of the bowl and tap a few times around the perimeter and you'll get a perfectly halved shell and only yolk and white in your omelet.

    So did it have a one-speed transmission?

    I hadn't noticed. I don't usually read bylines.

    Hardigree,

    halp. cant find comment delete!

    dlsr like huh? can i change my aperture or shutter speeds?

    cast iron pan. not sure if it's the 9 or the 12 inch I prefer more. probably the big'un. you can cook anything in it and cook it in anything. i've had mine on just about every heating appliance I own (stove, oven, grill, etc) and it makes a mean seared steak with bonus deglazed deliciousness.

    The other day I saw a group of maybe 6 or so young guys in a Macy's in northern Virginia all wrestling and running and shuckin' and jivin' over a penny on the floor.

    I suppose saying something like here or

    HEY MOM, here's something you can stick up your...

    my email address uses an @ as part of my first name. m@. matt. where's your preposition now?

    How many licks does it take to get the center of a tootsie roll tootsie pop—-that's been digitized and transmitted over Google Fiber where each megabit is equivalent to one "lick"?

    as a former resident of oakland, california and having seen him in the local thrifty store chatting it up with the owner, I support this endeavor.

    Thanks.

    I'm in the slow and painful process of doing the same. One at a time. Getting rid of that bookshelf is going to be SWEEEEEEEEET.

    rear bench option. I just drove my Countryman to lunch with five people in it, and most of them were over 6 feet tall. No problem.