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South Park Season 1 Episode 10: "Damien" Quotes
Mr. Garrison: Now Damien, where are you from?
Damien: The seventh layer of Hell.
Mr. Garrison: That's nice. My mother was also born in Alabama.
- Permalink: Now Damien, where are you from? The seventh layer of Hell. T...
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Damien: I'm sorry that I ruined your playground, and turned your friend in to a duck-billed platypuss. I didn't have a choice! I was doing my father's bidding.
Cartman: (Farts) Oh, Sorry, new kid. I didn't mean to fart on you, I didn't have a choice!
Stan: Eww, new kid, you smell like a fart.
Kyle: Yeah, now we're gonna call you fart boy from now on.
(Damien goes over to Pip)
Stan: Goodbye, fart boy.
Kyle: See ya.
Pip: Well, how'd it go?
Damien: Those boys farted on me, and called me---
Pip: Fart boy? Oh good! Perhaps they wont call me that anymore!
- Permalink: I'm sorry that I ruined your playground, and turned your friend ...
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Stan: Hey Cartman, how come the birthday invitation you gave me says "Green Megaman."
Kyle: Yeah, mine says "Red Megaman."
Cartman: Right, that's what your supposed to get me for my birthday.
Stan: DUDE!?!?! You're not supposed to tell people what to give you for your birthday!
Kyle: Yeah, that's weak.
Cartman: Look it's very simple guys. "Green Megaman" goes with "Red Megaman" and "Yellow Megaman" to make the "Ultra Mega Megaman." You have to have all 3 or it doesn't work, see?
Stan: Up yours Cartman, I'll get you whatever the hell I want.
Cartman: Ohh!!! so maybe you don't want to have any of my moms Cake, Pie, and Ice cream then.
Stan: Oh "Gre..Green Megaman" it is.
Cartman: Now as you can see Kenny, you are to get me "Yellow Megaman," that's because the "Yellow Megaman" is the cheapest one and I know how poor your family is.
(Damien walks to table)
Stan: Hey!?!?! what do you think you're doing new kid?
Cartman: Yeah, you can't sit with us weirdo.
Damien: Infidel's!!!! I will turn you all into "Beasts of Burden"!
Kyle: You can't sit with us new kid, go find another table!
(Damien goes and sits with Pip)
Cartman: (sighs) Anyway Kenny, "Yellow Megaman" is only $8.95, so maybe your mom can put it on layaway and make payments in a year, or two.
(Stan, Kyle, and Cartman laugh. Kenny punches Cartman)
Cartman: AYYY!!!!
- Permalink: Hey Cartman, how come the birthday invitation you gave me says G...
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Cartman: And Kyle got me red Mega...(opens gift) Ants in the Pants? Ants in the Pants? (angrily) ANTS IN THE PANTS!?
Kyle: It's a game, dude. It's really fun!
Cartman: You son of a bitch! (leaps on Kyle) You were supposed to get me the Red Megaman! Now I can't make Ultra Mega Megaman! You dirty cheap ass piece of crap!
Kyle: They were all out of them, dude!
Cartman: I hate you! I want you to die! (Kyle screams) That's it! Party is over! Everybody go home!
- Permalink: And Kyle got me red Mega...(opens gift) Ants in the Pants? Ants ...
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Wendy, you are to get me the Yellow Mega Man. Which was supposed to be a gift given by Kenny, but Kenny has been turned into a duckbill platypus.
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Pip: Oh, good day Damien, my name is Phillip, but everyone calls me Pip because they hate me.
Damien: Then I will call you Pip.
Pip: Right-o.
- Permalink: Oh, good day Damien, my name is Phillip, but everyone calls me P...
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Pip: Oh Eric, I didn't get an invitation.
Cartman: Oh, really?! Gosh! Where could I have put Pip's invitation? Let's see, Pip's invitation, Pip's invitation... Oh! I remember! I shoved it up my ass! Yes, that's right! I wrote it out, put it in an envelope, sealed it, and then shoved it right up my ass, forever ruining any chance you had of coming to my birthday party! Sorry, Pip ol' chap!
- Permalink: Oh Eric, I didn't get an invitation. Oh, really?! Gosh! Where ...
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Mr. Mackey: Now why do you think the children like you?
Damien: Because... I'm the son of the Devil.
Mr. Mackey: Mmkay, now there's a start. Why else?
Damien: Because I... burn them and kill them?
- Permalink: Now why do you think the children like you? Because... I'm the...
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Cartman: You guys, shouldn't you be out shopping for my birthday present?
Kyle: Here Jesus, drink these raw eggs.
Jesus: No way dude!
Chef: I-I-I cant! I can't hit Jesus Christ! My mother will never speak to me again!
Stan: But you're his fighting partner Chef!
Kyle: Yeah! You have to hit him!
Jesus: Satan must be defeated Chef! Please help me train.
Chef: Ok, but I'm just gonna tap you alright?
Jesus: Give it your best shot! (Chef punches Jesus on the face) Oh!
Chef: Oh god in heaven! What have I done?
Jesus: Anybody got the number of that truck?
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Stan: Hey Jesus!
Jesus: What are you doing out so late kids?
Kyle: We have to find Red Megaman and Green Megaman for Cartman's party.
Jesus: Oh. Kids, you believe I can beat Satan right?
Stan: Sure dude, you're the son of God.
Kyle: Yeah. You're not having any doubts are you?
Jesus: N-No no! But could you help me train a little?
- Permalink: Hey Jesus! What are you doing out so late kids? We have to f...
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Cartman: Do-do-do-do-do-do, here you go Kyle,Cartman hands Kyle an envelope. and here's yours Stan,Cartman hands Stan an envelope.
Kyle: What is this Cartman?
Cartman: There invitations to my birthday party this weekend!
Stan: Oh sweet! Your mom is giving you a big party again this year?
Cartman: That's right! Music plays because it's my birthday! B-b-b-b-birthday!Music ends
Kyle: Kick ass dude! Cartman's mom throws the best birthday parties EVER!
Cartman: That's right!
Stan: Yeah, if my mom can cook like Cartman's mom, I'd be a big fatass too!
Cartman: That's righ- HEY!!!
- Permalink: Do-do-do-do-do-do, here you go Kyle,Cartman hands Kyle an envelo...
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Mr. Garrison: Children, children! Today is a very special day.
Cartman: No, my birthday isn't until Saturday.
Mr. Garrison: I'm not talking about your birthday, Eric!
- Permalink: Children, children! Today is a very special day. No, my birthd...
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Mr. Mackey: Wh-wh-what you need to do, uh, Damien is...is to be overly nice. See, n-no matter how mean the other kids are to you, just don't retaliate. Err, be passive, mmm'kay? That's what I taught the little British boy, Pip, an-and just look at how much the other children like him now!
(scene changes to the playground, a group of kids are gathered around Pip)
Clyde: I bet I could spit the most on him! (spits on his left shoulder
Bebe: Oh, yeah? I bet I could spit in his hair! (spits in his right eye)
Pip: Oh! Nice try! A little higher and you've got it!
- Permalink: Wh-wh-what you need to do, uh, Damien is...is to be overly nice....
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Stan: Holy Crap Dude, Satan's huge!
Jimbo: Now that's is the guy who has been eating a lot of beef.
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SPERRY TOP-SIDER/ICSA WOMEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DAY THREEAustin, Texas (June 1, 2012) - The Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women's National Championship continued today in Austin, Texas on Lake Travis co-sponsored by the University of Texas Sailing Team and the Austin Yacht Club. Eighteen collegiate teams from across the nation are vying for the national title, the Gerald C. Miller Trophy, awarded to the winning team.
Racing got underway around 10 a.m. in 5-6 knots of breeze from the northeast. Temperatures were in the high seventies to start the day. B-division hit the water first for races 3B and 4B. The sailors race on a windward/leeward course four times around, a W4, which has a downwind finish.
Racing was postponed after race 3B due to a lack of wind. The sailors were eventually sent in to shore to wait for the breeze and take shelter from the sun and heat. It became a waiting game and the competitors did not head back out on the water until around 3 p.m. after a four-hour postponement.
Race 4B had a general recall, but the second start was all clear. The wind filled in to about 7-10 knots from the southeast. Conditions continued to be shifty, but the breeze stayed steady and Boston College won the race with a nice lead over the University of Michigan, Yale University and Georgetown University.
Light winds prevailed the rest of the day, 6-10 knots from a southeasterly direction and the temperature was in the high 80s. Staying in velocity and in phase on the racecourse was the name of the game as shifts continued to roll down the course, much like they did during yesterday's racing.
"The shifts were not typical oscillating shifts, but were persistent and big, sometimes lasting an entire leg," Mike Callahan, head coach of Georgetown University says. This makes it tricky for the sailors to determine which shifts to commit to, not always knowing if it will last for a short amount of time or for a large portion of the race course. Callahan says at one point his sailors decided not to give into a right shift and ended up going from 12th place to 1st place by staying left away from the fleet.
Callahan says there was a bit of randomness and craziness on the course, which also made the starting line a challenge. He says the race committee is doing the best they can with the conditions they are given.
Georgetown's plan today was to sail consistently and stay in the top ten, which they managed successfully thanks to Sydney Bolger '12 and Rebecca Evans '12 in A-division and Nancy Hagood '14 and Tory Lynch 12 in B-division.
Georgetown is currently in second place overall having moved up from fifth place after yesterday's racing. They are one point behind the leaders, Boston College. Callahan says Georgetown has never won a Women's National Championship title, the closest they have come was a second place finish in 2006 and a third place finish in 2005 the last time Nationals was held in Austin.
Two races were completed in A-division and four races were completed in B-division today, which means there are many more races to get through tomorrow.
The sailors will report again at 8 a.m. with racing set to begin around 9 a.m. CDT. The forecast is for winds out of the south around 8-12 knots and temperatures hovering around 90 degrees. Tomorrow will be the last day of racing in the regatta and no race can begin after 5 p.m. The day will culminate in an awards banquet scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on the Austin Yacht Club patio.
The top three women's teams will be presented with the Gerald C. Miller Trophy (1st place), the New England Women's Trophy (2nd place) and the Ann Campbell Trophy (3rd place). The Quantum Women's College Sailor of the Year will also be awarded to a female sailor who has consistently performed at the highest competitive level in the2011-2012 seasons. The ICSA Women's All-American Team will also be announced.
For full results and regatta information visit the event website: http://2012nationals.collegesailing.org/
Top Nine Teams - Day 3 1. Boston College, 59 2.Georgetown University, 60 3. Yale University, 69 4. University of Rhode Island, 76 5. Connecticut College, 85 6. Harvard University, 88 7. College of Charleston, 89 8. U.S. Naval Academy, 106 9. Stanford University, 111
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shoplifted about R30 000 worth
A visiting Argentinean rugby team has allegedly stolen over R30 000 worth of muscle-building products from a Cape Town store.
The players are alleged to have flooded into the store alerting suspicion, after making away with the products the players were chased down by security reports the Sunday Times.
According to the newspaper, the team, that was part of a club tour playing matches against local teams, appeared to be mostly teenagers.
Shop owner, Peter Joubert, said he suspected something was wrong when groups of rugby players arrived in waves of about 20 at a time. He said they bought about R5 000 worth of supplements and shoplifted about R30 000.
Mall security recovered most of the stolen property after giving chase. The players had run to their two buses and then threw the stolen goods out of the windows into bushes.
The team's coach paid in dollars for the stolen items that had not been recovered.
No charges were brought against the rugby players.
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A comic-book dream. Look at literature as a whole and you�ll see comics in their own ghetto, with the occasional breakout work - Chris Ware�s Jimmy Corrigan � receiving a literary award, or an historical artefact - Art Spiegelman�s Maus - appearing on university reading lists. But, otherwise, they�re in a league of their own. The latest issue of McSweeney�s gives ammo to the ongoing battle to push comics into the mainstream and, whether this is like preaching to the unconverted or not, does it with great panache.Ware�s volume is almost academic in its survey of comic history, with leading lights R Crumb, Art Spiegelman, Daniel Clowes, Joe Sacco, Jaime and Gilbert Hernandez appearing alongside essays from the likes of John Updike. Meanwhile, the design is a book fetishist�s dream, incorporating comic artwork into an intricate embossed dustjacket containing two further mini-comics. The content falters in places, but in general is of an enviably high standard. Destined to be a comic geeks� staple, this beautiful edition of McSweeney�s will hopefully convert a few readers too.
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This was a great place to stay. The hotel was newer. The beds were wonderful after what we stayed in the night before. As we were on a road trip to the condo we rented in Palm Desert we only we staying in each hotel one night....after the previous night hotel this one was such a pleasure! It was quiet and the price was very fair.
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19-21 London Road, Slough, SL3 7RL, United Kingdom – Show map
Location close to airport and our car return and easy to access from Motorway.
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Absolutely nothing!
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Breakfast small but ok
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Quick check in and out. Location-easy to find. free car park. Cooked breakfast was good quality and arrived quickly
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Good location. Decent price.
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Breakfast 5/10
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The restaurant. It is italian and the food and service is good
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Lovely breakfast area and sheets and towels changed daily, pleasant staff, decent location within main facilities, very helpful staff saw to all of my requirements
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The room was comfortable and we were given in the second floor that i can see the main entrance which i like. Breakfast is ok but would be happier if the portion is bigger.
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Wery great breakfast!
With free parking and free Wi-Fi, Skyways Hotel has a restaurant and spacious rooms with private bathrooms. Just 10 minutes from Heathrow Airport, central London is 20 minutes away.
The large, airy rooms at The Skyways offer tea and coffee facilities and a sitting area. All rooms also have satellite TV, a hairdryer and ironing facilities, and there is ample work space.
The Skyways Hotel Slough has an on-site bar and restaurant, offering traditional cooked breakfasts each morning. An Indian menu is available for evening dining, and the bar offers a wide range of beverages.
Just a mile from central Slough, Skyways is a family-run hotel situated just minutes from highways A4 and M4. Historical Windsor Castle is a 10-minute drive away, and Slough Station can be reached in 5 minutes.
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Absolutely nothing!
The gentleman in reception was rude and unhelpful. The room was dirty dated and cold! Breakfast is served between 8-9 so didn't didn't get a chance to eat it even though included in price .
Quick check in and out. Location-easy to find. free car park. Cooked breakfast was good quality and arrived quickly
Although Fire Alarm installed, our windows were locked which makes me a little uneasy.
Good location. Decent price.
The alcohol fuelled f'ing and binding being yelled from the bar across the hotel as we walked in was not a good start. It made me think that this was a contractor type hotel more suited to hard drinking construction workers and not my 20 year old daughter who I had booked in. The receptionist reclining in her chair while playing on a mobile phone as we walked in. The fact that despite the booking.com website saying that my card would not be charged until I got to the hotel, and that my card number was only to confirm my booking, the first thing the receptionist said was 'I've charged your card already.' If we were late I'd understand it but we arrived around the time I said. This meant that despite the wild west atmosphere I couldn't exactly turn the room down as I'd already paid.
Breakfast 5/10
Room had no window and a skylight that wouldn't open. Bedside lights (3), Shaving point and TV did not work. Bed linen old and worn out and matress awful. Wifi would not function. Dusty and unhygienic. Staff not concerned about the issues I raised. Not worth the money.
Nice Indian [Panjab] restaurant 10 minutes down the road.
Decent breakfast, nice staff.
Very poor facilities, no heating in room.
No wifi in room ...location....room quality, congested , very old structure
The restaurant. It is italian and the food and service is good
The TV wouldn't work properly. I don't drink, so TV was supposed to be my entertainment, but it wasn't. The receptionist, though trying tp be helpful was struggling with English
The breakfast was good
It was too cold in the bathroom, lack of towels. Bed was not comfortable. Not enough pillows. no shower gel/ shampoo in the bathroom. The cleanliness was poor especially in the bathroom.
Good breakfast and breakfast service.
Room was cold and the radiator was not working. Noisy - loud conversation coming up through floor even at 3am in the morning!
Lovely breakfast area and sheets and towels changed daily, pleasant staff, decent location within main facilities, very helpful staff saw to all of my requirements
Cleanliness and presentation of room was below my expectations
The room was comfortable and we were given in the second floor that i can see the main entrance which i like. Breakfast is ok but would be happier if the portion is bigger.
The staff were not very friendly should smile more. Booked for two but only one set of towels were given. Other guests in adjacent room were speaking so loudly until around 3 am...and sound proof system is not good as it disturbs us and we can hear all of their conversations.
Staff, room, mattress incredibly uncomfortable, no heating on all night, freezing cold. Room Was filthy particularly the bathroom. Plug socket hanging off wall IN FAMILY ROOM!! They Had no doubles so we were given a family room. Staff member later told us not to use the single bed suggesting the cleaning is very poor which was evident
Good value for money.
Kind of laziness in the service (not willing to book taxi, not quick to provide iron for shirts).
The beakfast was very good and cooked to order
Hotel charged me £60 for a £48 booking. The following facilites fell short of expectations: * No heating in the bedroom or bathroom * Bedding consisted of a fleece blanket inside a cotton cover (no duvet) * No toiletries in th bathroom
The evening meal in the restaurant and the breakfast
The room was not clean and a former occupants rubbish had not been removed. The external veranda is dirty with litter upon it. Curtains insecure. Bed side lights not working. Bulb missing. Lamp shades stained. Only 2 coat hangers. Bathroom ceiling paintwork come loose and flaking off. Bathroom carpet dirty. Accumulation of dust behind the sink pedestal. Soap holder insecure. Dusts under beds. Cob webs around wall light unit. Bathroom door damaged with very poor standard of repair.
Bedding was not clean and in the end we slept on top of the bed using a blanket out of our car. Duvets comprised of sheets wrapped round blankets which smelt of tobacco. Cheapest room available but you get what you pay for.
Great guy on reception, nothing too much trouble
Tatty room, shower enclosure was pretty disgusting, cracked tiles, mould on walls etc, in desperate need of some TLC. Door closer falling off. Tatty wardrobe
Size of the room - The room I stayed in was massive. I had 2 2 seater sofas, a 1 seater, a kingsize bed, a massive bathroom and loads of space. There is a bar and restrant on site, they do takeaway too, the quality of food is really good.
The hotel is split into 2 buildings, I was in the secondary bit of the hotel. Every morning it smelt like s**t. You can hear everything from everywhere in that part of the hotel, not very good when you want to sleep early.
Fan in bedroom.
Fleece throws in linen instead of duvet. Bathroom was a work in progress. Staff not very welcoming and friendly.
The room was newly renovated, clean and airy. The Italian restaurant within the hotel was excellent. When we are next in the UK we will definitely stay at Skyways...
I liked cause it's affordable and very clean room but food wasn't good in that pub, just try to improve the food


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Aug 9th, 2011 ReplyVery feral. Very hungry. I love this tiger. He is noble.
Aug 7th, 2011 ReplyThanks Garapan, if I remember correctly, he charged at me just after the photo!
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Quick Summary
Ford's E-Series (known to many as the Econoline) full-size van has been the country's best-selling full-size van for decades, but it's finally being replaced by the all-new 2015 Ford Transit. It promises better fuel economy, greater flexibility and a much improved overall driving experience. After our time behind the wheel, there's no doubt it delivers on those goals.
What Is It?
The 2015 Ford Transit is an all-new full-size van that will gradually replace Ford's current truck-based E-Series vans.
To accommodate the wide range of uses for full-size vans, the new Transit comes in two different wheelbases, three body lengths and three roof heights. Thanks to its more modern unibody construction, weight is down and payload and cargo volume are up compared to the Econoline. In fact, the longest Transit has a best-in-class 487 cubic feet of cargo area, or about 75 percent more than the longest version of the current E-Series.
There are three engine choices to suit a wide variety of users, including two familiar gasoline engines that are already in use elsewhere in Ford's U.S. lineup. The third option is a five-cylinder diesel engine that is new to the U.S.
Most versions of the 2015 Ford Transit will be configured for cargo use, with two seats up front and little else. The Transit Wagon is the name for the passenger models that can be fitted with seating for up to 15.
How Many Trim Levels and Configurations Are There?
The new Transit will have two available trim levels: XL and XLT. They broadly differentiate some of the available creature comforts (such as how large a center-dash information screen is fitted), but commercial vans typically are defined mostly by their various dimensions.
With the Transit that means two wheelbases (129.9 inches and 147.6 inches) and three different roof heights: a "low-roof" version that is about 83 inches high, a mid-roof variant at about 100 inches and a high-roof body style that is about 110 inches high. Like some of its competitors, the high-roof version allows a 6-foot adult to stand comfortably inside the Transit's cargo area.
Total length of the 2015 Ford Transit can range from about 220 inches up to 266.1 inches for the special extended-length body styles that are available only on the long-wheelbase chassis.
What Engines and Transmissions Are Available?
The 2015 Ford Transit line's base engine is a 3.7-liter V6 good for 275 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. For more power, you can opt for a 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged V6 that churns out 310 horses and 400 lb-ft of torque. Slotting between the two is an optional 3.2-liter, five-cylinder PowerStroke diesel rated at 185 hp and 350 lb-ft of torque.
All engines are backed by a six-speed automatic transmission that sends the power to the rear wheels.
Greatly improved fuel economy is going to be one of the 2015 Transit's big selling points. The 3.7-liter V6, when fitted in the low- and mid-roof/regular-wheelbase Transit is EPA rated at a combined 16 miles per gallon (14 city/19 highway). The same model powered by the 310-hp EcoBoost V6 is good for the same numbers — and, incredibly, represents a 40 percent-plus improvement over Ford's current E-Series van with its 305-hp, 6.8-liter V10 that gets just 10 mpg in the city and 13 mpg on the highway.
Because the diesel-engine versions of the 2015 Transit will weigh more than 8,500 pounds, the EPA doesn't generate fuel economy ratings for them. Diesels are generally more fuel-efficient than an equivalent gas engine, so it's safe to say that the 3.2-liter PowerStroke will likely deliver more than 20 mpg on the highway.
What Does It Cost?
Pricing for the 2015 Transit Van starts at $30,560. The Transit Wagon passenger model with the standard roof starts at $33,095 for the XL trim and $34,595 for the XLT trim. The XLT trim adds some basics such as nice covers for the standard 16-inch steel wheels, cruise control, cloth for the front seats and an AM/FM/CD radio with a 4-inch display and audio input jack.
From there, the sky's the limit in terms of how you can outfit a Transit. For the Transit Wagon models, for example, going to the mid-roof configuration adds $1,750, and the high roof costs a thunderous $7,150 extra. Specifying the long wheelbase adds $3,650 and the extended body is a $10,115 option. So choosing the high roof and the extended body together can add more than $17,000 to the Transit Wagon's base price.
The optional EcoBoost 3.5-liter V6 is $1,865 extra, while the 3.2-liter PowerStroke diesel is a $5,995 option.
The exhaustive list of individual options includes workhorse items such as a heavy-duty towing package, various upgrades to gross vehicle weight rating as well as creature and safety comforts like power seats and mirrors, a back-up camera, reverse sensing radar, lane-keeping alert, satellite radio, the Sync infotainment interface and a 6-inch touchscreen with MyFord Touch.
How Much Can It Carry and Haul?
Regularly haul stuff 14 feet long? It'll fit in the longest version of the 2015 Transit. Even the regular-wheelbase, low-roof Transit can fit a load as long as 145.2 inches. All but the special dual-rear-wheel Transit can handle sheet of plywood between the wheelwells.
Total cargo volume for the regular-wheelbase/low-roof version of the 2015 Transit is 246 cubic feet, while the mid-roof model can hold 315 cubes. Go to the long-wheelbase Transit and those numbers jump to 278 and 357 cubic inches, respectively. For maximum capability there's the high-roof model, which holds up to 487 cubic feet of cargo.
Payload and tow ratings for the various Transit configurations have yet to be fully detailed, but Ford says the Transit's maximum 4,650-pound payload is a 600-pound improvement and the van's new maximum tow rating is 7,500 pounds. Both are claimed to be class-leading numbers.
Does It Drive Like a Big Van?
First and foremost, the 2015 Ford Transit has very responsive rack-and-pinion power steering that feels more like a normal car than a full-size truck. Combine that with a strut-type front suspension and standard 16-inch wheels and you'll find almost eye-opening responsiveness to the steering wheel and almost none of the weight or unruliness you'd expect when piloting a large van. The standard-wheelbase Transit backs up this impression with a comparatively compact 39.2-foot turning circle; the best Ford's current E-Series van can manage is a 48.6-foot turning circle.
Throttle response also comes off as more carlike than trucklike. The Transit's 3.7-liter V6 is the only engine of the three that feels at all strained. The EcoBoost V6 was able to easily propel the well-loaded Transits we drove, once again proving Ford's EcoBoost engines are capable of out-muscling much larger engines. And the new 3.2-liter PowerStroke diesel is a treat, too: quiet, gutsy and, like the other two engines, working almost invisibly with the standard six-speed automatic transmission.
We found the brakes a little touchy when the pedal is first addressed and the gearshift lever drops too easily past what should be a discrete "Drive" detent into manual-shift mode. Ford engineers said a fix already is under way for the gearshift quirk.
Thanks to the agreeably smooth engines and what seems to be nicely managed aerodynamics, the Transit's cabin is noticeably quiet. It rained hard during our drive and the noise of heavy rain pelting the roof was the only sound that became distracting. Same for an occasional slapping whoosh noise of water splashing onto the rear wheelwells. Those who routinely drive vans like this probably find that kind of noise, uh, routine.
What Kind of Safety Equipment Does It Have?
Every Transit comes with stability control, frontal airbags for the two front seats, tire-pressure monitoring and antilock brakes as standard.
Passenger-carrying models have seats with integral three-point seatbelts and side curtain airbags. Back-up cameras are available for just about any Transit configuration.
No official crash testing has been performed on the Transit at this time.
What Are Its Closest Competitors?
The 2014 Ram Promaster Van is another of the emerging new generation of Europe-inspired commercial vans to hit U.S. roads and it's based on Fiat-developed underpinnings. As opposed to the Transit's more traditional rear-wheel-drive layout, the Promaster is front-drive, which might limit its appeal to some who believe rear-drive configurations are inherently more durable.
Nissan's 2014 NV Van also breaks from the traditional styling of truck-based commercial vans and like the Transit, it also is rear-drive. But while it offers the big V8 the Transit eschews, the NV comes only in a single wheelbase and with just two different roof heights, making it potentially less flexible for some.
Why Should You Consider This Van?
Although Ford said it will continue to sell the aging E-Series vans, the Transit is the wave of the future. It's more economical, more maneuverable and ostensibly has more utility and flexibility than the truck-based E van.
Those who drive and use vans every day might find some points to criticize, but it's hard to imagine anyone driving the Transit and today's truck-based vans back to back and thinking the Transit isn't infinitely better to drive.
Why Should You Think Twice About This Van?
Even Ford admits it may take traditionalists some time to adjust to the Transit's unique styling. And if you are convinced that big V8 and V10 engines are essential for this type of vehicle — or particularly for the way you use it — the Transit doesn't have anything for you.
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When you look at the overall capacity it is far less than the E series less weight to haul , less towing... The biggest is the less power which will limit the use of this van considerably. The big question is will Americans buy the Euro style?
When you look at the overall capacity it is far less than the E series less weight to haul , less towing... The biggest is the less power which will limit the use of this van considerably. The big question is will Americans buy the Euro style?
Why is the Mercedes van not listed as a competitor? I see them all over the place, certainly much more than the Dodge van.
I wanted to like it a lot but the test drive of a 7 passenger one left a bit to be desired. Would still like to check out a 5 seater.
> @stever said: > I wanted to like it a lot but the test drive of a 7 passenger one left a bit to be desired. Would still like to check out a 5 seater. Stever - are you referring to the Ford Transit Connect? The Connect offers 5 and 7 seaters. The review here is on the Ford Transit which replaces the Econoline full size vans that were usually 12 or 15 passengers.
> @kokomojoe said: > When you look at the overall capacity it is far less than the E series less weight to haul , less towing... The biggest is the less power which will limit the use of this van considerably. > The big question is will Americans buy the Euro style? Space - the article here doesn't mention it but according to Car and Driver's review, the largest Transit configuration is 487 cubic feet or 75% more than the largest E series van. Power - on engines, the Ecoboost V6 has more power and torque than the old V10. Believe me, I grew up driving my dad's Econolines. He still has one. They may have been V8s and even a V10 but they were slow and thirsty! You are right about the Euro styling. It's different. Then again, the Ford Transit Connect has done well. My company has hundreds of them and we're currently upgrading to the new design which seems to be much improved.
> @bankerdanny said: > Why is the Mercedes van not listed as a competitor? I see them all over the place, certainly much more than the Dodge van. Good question. The Sprinter is definitely a competitor.
@applejuice, oops, yeah, sorry. :( Thought this was the [TC first drive](http://www.edmunds.com/ford/transit-connect/2014/road-test.html "TC road test") link. I love the big empties but the Sprinter size vans are just a bit much even for me. Plus I carry the occasional canoe on top and it's hard enough getting one of those on top of a regular minivan.
> @marcos9 said: > This would make a great Class B RV! I was thinking the same thing. I'd like to see what customizers can do with this rig. It looks like it can be adapted to a modestly sized RV with plenty of room for 2 that's still vey drivable.
HVAC controls a mile away from driver, and blocked by shifter. Nav system looks like a nicely integrated CRT TV
I would like to see offered a crew van like the Sprinter- that has removable seating for three, front side windows but leaves most of the rear free for stuff. That makes it the best version for a family van to carry sports, hobby or camping things. I would rather keep the rear more closed without the rear side windows.
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Born | Guy Edward Pearce 5 October 1967 Ely, Cambridgeshire, England, UK |
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Born | Guy Edward Pearce 5 October 1967 Ely, Cambridgeshire, England, UK |
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Guy Edward Pearce (born 5 October 1967) is an English-born Australian[1] actor and musician, mainly known for his roles as Mike Young in the Australian television series Neighbours and films such as The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994), L.A. Confidential (1997), Memento (2000), The King's Speech (2010), Lockout (2012), Prometheus (2012), and Iron Man 3 (2013). He has won an Emmy Award and received nominations for Golden Globe Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, and Saturn Awards.
Pearce was born in Ely, Cambridgeshire.[2] His mother, Anne Cocking (née Pickering), was from County Durham, England; she was a schoolteacher specialising in needlework and home economics, and his father, Stuart Pearce, was a New Zealand-born air force test pilot who died when Pearce was eight.[3][4][5] When he was three years old, Pearce moved to Geelong, Victoria, where his mother ran a deer farm. He attended the Geelong College, a local private school, and was a member of the GSODA Junior Players. From the age of 15 to 22, he was a competitive amateur bodybuilder, leading to the title of Junior Mr. Victoria. He also partook in fencing. He lived in Box Hill North, Victoria in the late 1980s while working on the Australian drama series Neighbours.
Pearce starred in several theatre productions when he was young, and at 17 years of age he auditioned for his first film role; a part in "Life and Study at University", a promotion for University study produced and directed by Peter Lane of Deakin University. The lead part called for a 23-year old University student and at first he was turned down due to his young age, but his mother insisted that her son could play the part.[citation needed]
Pearce transitioned to television when he was cast in the Australian soap opera Neighbours in 1985, playing the role of Mike Young for several years. Pearce also found roles in other television series such as Home and Away (1988) and Snowy River: The McGregor Saga (1993).
The director/producer/writer Frank Howson cast Pearce in his first three films, and paid for him to go to the Cannes Film Festival in 1991 for the premiere of the Howson-directed Hunting. The accompanying Howson-funded publicity campaign brought Pearce to the attention of the international film industry. He made his first major film breakthrough shortly after, with his role as a drag queen in The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert in 1994. Since then, he has appeared in several US productions including L.A. Confidential, Ravenous, Rules of Engagement, Memento, The Count of Monte Cristo, and The Time Machine.
Pearce portrayed pop artist Andy Warhol in Factory Girl and Harry Houdini in Death Defying Acts. He also appeared in The Road and in Bedtime Stories with Adam Sandler.[6]
Pearce continues to perform in Australian films, such as The Hard Word (2002) and the critically lauded The Proposition (2005), written by fellow Australian Nick Cave.
In January 2009, Pearce returned to the stage after a seven-year absence.[7] He performed in the Melbourne Theatre Company's production of Poor Boy, a play with music, co-written by Matt Cameron and Tim Finn.[7]
In 2010, he appeared as playboy David, the Prince of Wales, who became King Edward VIII, in the award-winning film The King's Speech. He is the eponymous lead in the Australian TV miniseries Jack Irish, an adaptation of the detective novels of author Peter Temple broadcast on the ABC network in 2012. In May 2012, Pearce was cast to star in David Michôd's The Rover. In 2013, Pearce portrayed the character Aldrich Killian in Iron Man 3.
Pearce is set to release his first album, Broken Bones, in November 2014.[8]
Pearce appeared in Australian band Silverchair's music video for "Across the Night" and in Razorlight's video for "Before I Fall to Pieces." He recorded the soundtrack for A Slipping-Down Life, singing and playing guitar on cover versions of songs by Ron Sexsmith, Vic Chesnutt and Robyn Hitchcock.
On 18 September 2011, Pearce won an Emmy for Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries for his work in Mildred Pierce as Monty Beragon opposite Kate Winslet.
Pearce has been married to Kate Mestitz, a psychologist, since March 1997.[9] He is a long-standing fan of Australian rules football, and supports the Geelong Football Club in the Australian Football League.[10]
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Chronic Cover Songs for 420: The Shakers Do Up Murphy's Law's "Quest for Herb"
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Members of the Shakers are no newbies to making music around these parts. All have been in other bands over the years, too many for even them to name. The Shakers have existed since 1994 in one form or another and with the current lineup for the past four. This fine group of men includes Pat Stahl, Jon Stahl, Chris "Spikey" Goldbach, and Joe "Jit" Marino.
These Pompano Beach dudes have already released four EPs and two LPs and are working on more audio that you can purchase and enjoy at your leisure. Their punk/hardcore act has opened for Less Than Jake, Guttermouth, and Agent Orange, among others.
Here, you'll find a solid cover of Murphy's Law's "Quest for Herb." It's a condition we've all been stuck in. Running missions for some green. Certainly, this isn't your typical stoner song, but maybe if ya smoke a doobie after a few drinks, the desire for this hardcore gem will grow inside you, you'll lean over your vaporizer and press play.
Catch them at the Poorhouse, 110 SW Third Ave., Fort Lauderdale, on Friday, April 20, of course, with Out of Sorts and Here's to Nathan at 11 p.m. No cover, and it's 21 and over. You can buy their album Crabby Road at Radio-Active Records on Record Store Day, Saturday, April 21. New Times on Facebook | County Grind on Facebook | Twitter | e-mail us |
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