As a driver is not "traction-limited" - ie can use his accelerator without worrying about spinning the wheels - for an average of about 50 seconds a lap, that means he will be able to use Ers for 70% of the lap.
Every bike will, er, remind you of Citibank.
Simply click "on", next to where it says "this page will update automatically every minute" and the page will, er, update every minute.
On 7 December in the US Discovery will be screening documentary Eaten Alive, a does-what-it-says-on-the-tin title for a show in which wildlife expert Paul Rosolie will, er... be eaten alive by an anaconda.
From 'Sundry Fragments and Images' i The wind, that passes by so fleet, Runs his fingers through the wheat, And leaves the blades, where'er he will veer, Tingling between dusk and silver.
He will fill any void in your domestic life with his, er, 'manhood.' And he'll even help you launder the sheets after your little tryst.
We feel sure he'll bring in some big, er, scoops.
It will succeed "ER" (and comes from the production team of John Wells, "ER" 's creator), which ends on April 2nd, after fifteen seasons — fifteen seasons of drama you could count on being there same night, same time, every fall, every year, with each season but one lasting a now almost unthinkable twenty-two episores or more.
Occasionally, preneoplastic cells will express ER, but will either not develop into a high-grade invasive tumor, or will transit to an ER-signaling independent mILC.
Who cares, when Swann's on?" I'm sure the ingenue will be, er, safe in Guy Hornsby's hands.
