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This is the important part, the rest is adjustableAnonymous wrote:0735 here again:
This is basically what you need to know to size a bike:
-- Have him stand over the bike, feet flat on the ground. There should be about 1" of clearance between his crotch and the cross bar. He should NOT be a tippy-toes.
-- When he sits in the saddle and puts his feet on the pedals, the leg that's fully descended should have only the slightest bend at the knee. Similarly, the other leg at the upswing of the pedal should be comfortable and not in his chin or something.
-- You should be able to adjust the saddle to get him to a correct height (although if you're looking at cheap bikes, maybe not).
Here's a pretty good overview:
http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/fitting.htm
One other thing, I presume you know how to fit a helmet? They need to fit square on the head, protecting the frontal lobe. They don't get worn back on the head.
Second Star to the right and straint on until morning.
No wait that's the directions to Neverland
No wait that's the directions to Neverland
I was expecting her to say that she threw up on the prep surface and on the food
And if you had been on time you would have had to wait an hour anyway. Seriously I've never heard of a doctors office cancelling an appointment like that. Maybe moving it around some but still seeing you that day.
The farm is having their Fall Festival in Middletown Md. this weekend. Calf feeding is at 4. Hayrides, vendors, demonstrations, ect. It was going to this that got me started buying thier milk
Should have stopped short. Sorry officer a dog ran out in front of me.
For the big kits with specialized peices we use the big 2.5 gallon ziplock bags and everything goes in them. Smaller kits with just regular peices and bulk bricks are in smaller tubs with those instructions are in thier own bag.
Anonymous wrote:First Candidate: http://franklymls.com/AR7829633
I love how the listing says "Wont last long." It's been on and off the market multiple times over the past 3 years. I think the 1 bathroom is killing it.
kitchen is completely cut off from the living area of the house. small backyard that slopes toward the house
For 20 people I would get enough to make 2 gallons (that would be plenty for everyone to have 2 6oz glasses with about a pint left over) at 2:1 ratio of Prosecco to OJ that would be 10 3/4 cups of Prosecco to 5 1/4 cups of OJ. As for non-alcoholic I would offer both regular and decaffienated teas (preferably flavored)
3 regular phones and ons smart phone with unlimited data current plan 1400 minutes with unlimited text. 160 a month the new plan with only 4GB to share (still only one smartphone) 210Anonymous wrote:It's supposed to save if you have multiple devices. I have a $30 plan that costs $50 cause of the $20 shared data fee. But I have only one device. It's incredibly annoying, in my opinion
Anonymous wrote:People used to say I looked like Debbie Gibson. Ugh, thanks.
She prefers Deborah now. And in 87 she was awfully cute
But yet everyone heads off to The People of Wal-Mart page, The "Hot or not" page in Glamour magazine
South Mountain is not certified organic BTW. However I also buy my milk from them. It just tastes better. Beef and pork I buy a half animal at a time from a local butcher, eggs are from a friend
I'm still trying to figure out how this new pricing plan is supposed to save me money when everyway I've worked it out it costs me $30 more a month
quinoa with toasted pine nuts? grilled and planked halibut