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Ours were always curved, but the average scores were usually significantly lower than what I hear most at. 60% was regularly a target for a B, but sometimes worse and sometimes better. Of course it depended on the students.

I had a Physics test where I got a 13% and it was a B+. Other than the curve killer with a 99%, the next best score was a 7%...that test was a beyotch. Only one question and it still took me 2 whole blue books.

Curious, at Carleton the curve was class average = C and there was usually only 1 A. Is it similar or are they nicer to you?

can't say I've ever been Not something you pick up in a matter of hours.

Only reason to stay near Rochester is if you like to fly fish.

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Less than 20min worth of work as well. My goal eventually is to build in a complete cabinet with particular vertical storage separators for specific items. At the moment it was hurry up and free up some other cabinet space for dishes since I am removing the dish cabinet.

I can be flexible, it depends I suppose on when people travel. I assumed that you would be around since you will be here Thursday.

This coming from a guy who has unfinished bookshelves next to his tv with the crossovers on top of them and a living room full of pictures on the floor. Conveniently there are doors in front of the pantry shelves which remain closed. That and I no longer have plywood sitting in the way in my garage. I bought that stuff to throw in the rafters of the garage to set shit on, cheap ass ply works for that but I bought a sheet extra and now have shelves.

The height requirement is for intrinsic coordination and it must be under 5'9"

Not a good cross section of the food that is in the house, but you guys will see that when you visit in June. Should see the Firebird too as we plan to drive it to Rochester for the tour.

Winding down here too, it sucked but still had to do it. Snirt (snow/dirt--actually mud) on one side of the road and drifts on the other. 40mph wind does that and makes it spooky to tear across the lake. 80mph when you all of sudden hit a 3' drift sort of sends you flying and your heart racing.

Costco. Less than one pack.

Yeah I know the kitchen was a mess, but when you have that many cabinets you are removing, a dishwasher full of clean dishes and the woman is ripping wallpaper off the walls you can't expect any better. Other than the coffee machine being put back and the dishes put away it looks similar now

True, part of the reason I have a cast iron wok as my burners have always been shitty. Amazing what a hunk of metal can do to help hold heat.

Besides yanking the motor, I tore down this cabinet. Much better Now I just need to figure out what I want to do in the corner and how big of a breakfast bar to put in. And made some real temp shelves in my pantry. Yes these are the 5/8" pieces of junk. I will build a real custom insert after figuring out what spacing makes the most sense. Hell I don't even know what I want to put in there. The w now wants to buy a microwave since there is room to put it in the closet. I don't quite understand why we need one and when I ask her she just wants it for popcorn, my response lets buy an air popper. And put on nearly 100mi on the snowmobile. My body is sore and tired after the weekend, so it is nice to have a day in front of the pc.

Yeah he looks goofier than I thought Oh and you puckers aren't goofy looking? Not really, most of my goofiness resides in my brain Of course, putting a pic of myself up not wearing grease monkey clothes when I haven't showered in the day yet might help a wee bit but what fun is that?

That is the not so great fitting one that Elias made, perfect for the garage

True, but the bolt on kits work across all years excluding the 69 bird. The pittman's are different based on power steering or not....or so I understand, I personally haven't looked but trust Josh as he is rather detailed (accountant by trade)

I hope this is a bad quote.

<-- a little late with my comment I see.

Yeah he looks goofier than I thought Oh and you fuckers aren't goofy looking?

The 350 is a big block in a poncho, but they seem to be further forward. The Pittman is curved. Of course the idler and pretty much everything else is different too, but for some reason a whole kit fits a 67-68 bird and 67-69 camaro so our theory is that we use a pittman off a 67-68 bird which is curved and the rest of the stuff for a camaro and it should be okay. Frank from Prodigy is going to check on the length of the pittman being the same only with an added curve. The shaft on the steering boxes is also different on the Fbird. Bigger than the Camaro so to test the damn thing we had to put a whole steering system in, luckily a buddy had a 69 camaro parted out and we could borrow it for a while.

For Tom Damnit, Camaro pittman arm doesn't clear the exhaust on the Fbird. Hopefully a Pittman off a 67Bird will make this okay. Stupid GM not making interchangeable parts. 2 pics of me on this site, the first with a half pig and the second with a pig of a 350 And its out

If it was Ingenix or UHC I will have her pull your file.