Cremazie

dark

pumpkin

I love lambs rum

Are you sure it was not a novelty condom? I have heard of that novelty condoms don't have to be protective because they are not meant for use. I just hope that everything works out well!

Urine

I think it is uber bland looking for a pontiac anyway, we need a proper replacement.

Prison

Desert

University is totally different than College up here.. that's why

We may actually see another service charge added on to the vehicle in order to pay for fuel. Maybe a dealer's fee.

I say we walk away from from it and never look back!

Only if you take long flights :AH-HA_wink:

Nice looking car, we need some pictures of you sprawled over the hood

I'm sorry I missed out on that question of where that picture was taken. It was taken on a roadside turnout on the Columbia Icefield freeway, close to the Columbia icefields(In Jasper National Park). This pic was taken the same day just outside the town of Jasper: Oh btw, BV nice to see you gettin' some action might wanna be careful of what ya show tho :AH-HA_wink:

Thanks guys! I'll be sure to post some more pictures! I'm glad to see that mute has posted another great pic too.

Well, Rob is an ex bf.. really good friend of mine.. that's all. I am scared of bears... all bears that chase me!

Well, sciguy enticed me to post so here are a few recent pictures.. not great ones because I am squinty in all of them but hey... Supertall friend Rob and myself me being a dumbass...

Congrats, thats is going to be one awesome place when you are done! I love those older homes.

Me or the Car?

I'm sorry to hear that. I don't want to be a bearer of bad news but unless the insurance company has someone else's policy to bill it to they will find you at fault.

AWESOME, I love it!

^Those are old numbers The I5 is 242hp now and I would argue the life expectancy of the Colorado!

It's simple, Canadians are poorer than Americans and looks are more important than the specs. Therefore a better looking pontiac sells better than a chevy. Namely the Grand am over the Malibu and the Sunfire over the Cavalier.

Suburban living will not grow as fast but you will not see them flounder.

As summer days begin to shorten, three of us decided to take a few days and travel through Jasper and part of Banff national parks. With neither of us wanting to rack up those rough kilometers on our vehicles it was apparent that we would be renting a car. With an internet reservation in hand I walked in to the Alamo and waited for the car I would be awarded in the car lottery. I wanted something compact and expected a Cobalt, Corolla or a Focus, I was pleasantly surprised when he handed me the keys to a 2007 Dodge Caliber. The Striking features of the Caliber along with the success of the Magnum and the 300 had me wanting to drive one for some time. The car was a mid ranger with a/c, cd player, power windows, power locks, remote keyless entry included in the key (nice feature for such a cheap car) and cruise control. There are many positive things about this car like its size, cooler in dash, driving position, cargo capability and seat comfort. The negative attributes are plain and simple the 2.0 liter engine and CVT transmission. Driving the car can be fun as long as you don’t have to pass on any single lane roads. The tight steering/suspension and wide tires create an intimate experience with the driver and the road. As a former RSX driver I would say that this car is nearly as fun to toss around corners. The major drawback of course is that engine and CVT combo. The all rev and no go is something I am not a fan of. On several occasions while climbing up hills the car would easily push 5000 rpm to maintain a rather leisure 80 km/hr. Then comes passing (something I would consider stunt driving) to get maximum power out of the engine you have to push it to the floor to hit a extra few more HP. There is a switch (that you can feel) that is hit and allows the CVT to rev at redline for as long as you need it(which seems like forever). If anyone is looking at this car I would suggest staying away from the CVT and opting for the 2.4L engine. Plain and simple, it is a nice little car just lacking in the engine bay.