i guess if you need a commuter it has to be a VW 50mpgs sound good to me.

 

I believe that is correct. I have a cheese question for you. What do you call a block of cheese that you don't own?

 

I routinely need a truck.
I have driven pickup trucks since I was 5 (hay field) except my last year of college, I had a car and really needed a truck for mountain biking.
Its not so much the gas mileage, its that technology is changing on engines so much, that trucks are getting more efficient (atleast on the gasser side).
My Xterra gets 24 mpg, has more power and comparable ratings and room.

 

nacho cheese, not your cheese or if its still in the cow.......milk

 

i need a truck too, so i can't drive a car and the size of these cars are just outragous, how do tall people fit in one? and where is the metal thats is going to keep you safe, if i want an air bag in my truck i'll bring someone who talks alot

 

Well done grasshopper.

 

Alwaysworking: Because I also wanted to dispense some oracle like wisdom, I called my dear old Mother in CA and asked her your heel question and Totallyrad’s cheese question (she used to teach that stuff). She said, (to quote) “you and your little friends have too much time on your hands” end quote. Same answer she used to give me 50 years ago.

 

A Dakota body with a VW powertrain for mileage.

 

those are what you use to catch fish, makes it easy fish like grasshoppers but the grasshoppers are a little harder to catch.

 

Tell Mom since we have soooooo much spare time.....we're coming to visit so we can "cut the cheese" with her. Got to love moms, wisdom enough to recognize BS when they see it and enough tact to tell you you're full of it without telling you you're full of it.

 

i really wanted to know, i was allways getting the same answer you relayed from your mom, i guess some questions are just to hard to answer.

 

On the "difficulty to capture" scale; Worms-1, Crickets-5, Grasshoppers-10. Just pray there's not anybody standing around the corner with a video camera.

 

worms are easy just water the grass over night and in the morning but a inner tube (inflated of course) on the ground with a peice of plywood onto of it and jump, pulls them right out of the ground.....saposedly

is there a vid of someone trying to catch any?

 

A worm plunger. Why didn't I think of it?

 

I gotta see the video of you doing that...