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Tiger Blood, man

Thank you, captain obvious

Well, yea. That's kinda the point

You ever watch Peaky Blinders?

Keep seeing the previews. Looks good. Any titties?

I'm not counting my kats before they're hatched, but the future looks a lot more promising right now then it did a month ago.

Not a single over 100 in July, and after monday mid 90s to mid 80s for the rest of the week. Loving it

Decent, I suppose. You? I'm loving this summer weather so far, though.

The Nascar thread is a pretty good one to go check out.

That has been mentioned here many times in the recent past.

There will be gerrymandering in her nether region soon

I know I do. Two and a half men was a brilliant show

your moms vag is on a map?

BLS showed interest of joining a league at the geek club a few days ago

I was more alluding to weepaws mom being a crackhoore

weepaws mom

Well, she's a short person

Even if you have big balls

The only one I still own is "TNG does the Geek Club"

Agreed with most of the above Pretty good quick vid below The TRUTH About Auto Stop-Start System (Nobody Talks About) - YouTube

DETROIT, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Ford Motor (F.N), opens new tab on Wednesday projected up to $5.5 billion in losses on its electric vehicle and software operations this year, a loss similar to last year and a sign of the severe difficulties in cutting costs on battery-powered models. The automaker forecast overall profitability for 2025, but even that was lower than in 2024. For the fourth quarter, it reported a net profit of $1.8 billion, up from a loss of $500 million in the year-ago quarter as pension-related costs weighed on results. Ford's chief executive, Jim Farley, has been seeking to follow up a choppy 2024 with more consistent results, in a year that is already shaping up to be marred by swings in U.S. policy. The Dearborn, Michigan, automaker is working to overcome persistent quality issues and lift its stock price which declined by 18% last year. It now faces uncertainty around U.S. President Donald Trump's threatened tariffs on Mexico and Canada. If implemented, the measures would boost the automaker's raw material costs and likely hurt sales demand. Farley told analysts on a conference call that Ford could weather a few weeks of tariffs, but that if 25% duties on Mexico and Canada were prolonged, “it would have a huge impact on our industry, with billions of dollars of industry profits wiped out, and adverse effect on the U.S. jobs.” Farley added he believes that Trump is aiming to strengthen the auto industry, not weaken it.

Dumbest idea ever. The "smarter" they make the car, the dumber the driver becomes.

Fun thread

Or Nikki

Agreed