Can any of you babes tell me what it like to take it up the hersey highway?
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ok I'll be the honest one, if its done right it can be enjoyed. you need lub and he needs to enter very slowly. after that, have some fun.
983038
Anything is possible, I can see a few complications down the road... but what the hay... cross those bridges when you get there!!
440015
This is an easy one!\n\nSpending $1295 a month on transportation is pretty much acceptable, and you really are getting a darned good deal. \n\nHowever, kicking that number up to $1357 puts a whole new spin on things, and the deal is suddenly sour. \n\nSo, yes, I'd expect an increase of $62 in your monthly transportation budget to just plain shut you down. I'd imagine you'll no longer go anywhere, will probably lose your job and all of your friends, and will be reduced to watching reruns of Gilligan's Island and spraying aerosol whipped cream into your mouth until is comes out your nostrils.\n\nI also think you'll be bitter and disappointed. You'll write a novel based on your experiences, it will be deemed worthy of the Pulitzer prize, and you'll suddenly have the expectation of an income in the millions of dollars. That dream, too, will be dashed because the mail truck won't bring your check because it's too expensive to drive. \n\nThose oil mongers! Darn them. Darn them all!
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The city looks like a giant truck stop and is very very expensive.\n\nIt is a transportation hub.\n\nThe surrounding area is spectacular, with mountains, beautiful waterways, and miles and miles of open space.
604820
suck it up and drive on
936059
Driving to alberta for pasta and wine and some waltzing
839614
Just let me know what streets you normally drive on.
2856
Drive straight to the honneymoon suite :)
944941
About 73km\nTravel east on highway 1.\n\nTime about 50 minutes. Unless you're driving a farm tractor.
966202
Got it on the second try.\nTrick is, you have to drive like the people you HATE to be stuck behind on the road... 5mph below the speed limit, overly cautious when turning onto another street, basically drive like you were a 70 year old lady.
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Yes you can.  I've taken that tour.  It's pretty interesting.  You need reservations, though.  It's a popular tour.\n\nIt's $26.50 for an adult.
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ive been there a lot. its a really fun place and theres not a lot of lift lines since it's so big. its really good for all ages and abilitys. while your there you might want to check out other mtns. nearbye. some are Copper, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek, Winter Park, and Loveland. youll have a great time.
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Well...one time I was on my way to New York and I had to pee really bad. I was on the highway and the sign said "next exit 30 miles". i had to go sooooo bad a little was coming out, so I told the driver to stop. She pulled over and I had to climb a steep mountain. When I got on top I let it out. It felt great. The most disappointing part is a had to get down the mountain. I could see all the cars speeding by. On the way down I stubbled a little, however I made it down with just a minor bruise. My friend was laughing at me. I was thinking I would rather have her laugh at that then me being in pissy clothes.
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if its closed at one end the u can still travel up that road to the point where its closed.Just look at the brightside of life
154619
Well I never had an old one, but I certainly love my new one.  I have a hemi durango and it's hot as hell.  Costs a lot for fuel, about 60.00 per fill, but it's worth the driving experience.
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I once hitchhiked from Ohio to Oceanside, California. I was 16 years old. I started to drive but I had car problems, I took a bus across Arizona and it was disgusting. It was easier bumming rides from people city to city. I wasn't poor but it was still cool. I guess the only downside was that by the time I got there (over a week) my best guy friend found himself a girlfriend and I was the third wheel. What a waste. :O(
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-50 F\n\nI was stuck up on Laramie Pass, off of I-80 in Wyoming 2 days before Christmas in '99, I was on my way home on Christmas break. Laramie Pass, btw, is the highest interstate pass in the US w/an elevation of close to 11,000.\n\nIt had been storming on & off & eventually the road became iced over. There were cars & semi's over turned & crashed into one another all along the highway leading up to the pass. Anyway, that night, they closed down the interstate around 5 pm. I was stuck up there until 5 am the next morning, 12 hrs of freezing cold.\n\nThis is what -50 feels like... You have your car running w/the heater at full blast, you have a sleeping bag around your feet & a 2 quilts around your body, w/your coat on & clothes on & you STILL CAN'T keep warm or stop shaking. You are shaking to the point you want to throw up.