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MUST. RESIST. MOM. WH0RE. JOKE.

Ironically enough I just passed one of these down at Fred Meyer on my way to buy some more 100% heterosexual beer. ID4, right? Nice looking vehicle. Don't think I had seen one previously.

That orange tint of his is oddly sensual...

Sounds good. Make sure and wear a condom for the "secret handshake", though. Gotta stay safe.

You're right. I remember all those MAGA folks using #believeallwomen on social media. Definitely not Democrats.

Not looking as we've replaced our older vehicles in the past year. Replaced our 18 y/o minivan with a CR-V Hybrid last year as we still needed something with a decent amount of cargo space. This year we replaced our 9 year old Accord with a Civic hatchback. Both of these will last us awhile as they have great gas mileage and up to date features -- thank you Little Baby Jesus for adaptive cruise control. Will need to revisit once the Great Washington State Ban on Sales of Gas Powered Vehicles takes effect in 2035 though. (Or else we'll simply get newer ICE vehicles around 2034.)

I just edited my other post to ask what you ended up paying for charging on your trip to/from Idaho. That would be a good example when you take out variables like home charging / free at work charging.

So Hunter was probably telling Daddy he wanted top-of-the-line, then went (kvm)dumpster diving, and pocketed the difference to use as drug money. Maybe Hunter really is the smartest guy Joe knows!

Did Joe pony up for clean wh0res? Or did he try to save a few bucks by always getting him skanks?

Thanks for the breakdown as that really helps my understanding in terms of costs. All the talk regarding EVs never seem to clearly illustrate what you end up paying to recharge. Edit: for your trip to/from Idaho what would you estimate the overall charging costs were?

C'mon man. This tranny kerfuffle wasn't THAT ghey. RIP Billy's Career.

Gotcha. How about the charging costs?

For those of you with EVs... I've always wondered - and am too lazy to Google - how the various charging stations in parking lots work in terms of compatibility among different car manufacturers and cost. Is there a standard plug that all manufactures have adopted? Thanks

Is that the Flying WASP?

You are 100% correct. These are your future under the table Home Depot parking lot laborers.

What's it about?

You're making a joke, but don't forget that math is incredibly RACISS and therefore can't be trusted. OMG!!!! Maybe math is transphobic as well!!

Cal: How? How do you know I'm gay? David: Because you macramed yourself a pair of jean shorts.

As a Buffalo fan I was definitely looking forward to having him as their punter. Lying b1tch casually destroyed his reputation and the start of his professional career. Hopefully he gets a second chance in the NFL now that her lies have been exposed.

Just reverse? Noise when going forward must just be a Honda thing then.

Aren't EVs required to make noise? We have a Honda CR-V hybrid and whenever it is in EV mode it emits kind of a "Aaaahhhhh" sound that gets even louder when in reverse. First time my wife and I heard it we're like "WTF??? Sounds like a choir of angels!!“

I've never driven a Tesla. I thought they were supposed to have amazing acceleration??? Or is that only for certain models? One thing that would definitely benefit society would be a mandate banning Kunty friends.

... Which leads it back to the original point of many people not being able to conveniently charge overnight. Certainly a huge infrastructure change is required for any of this to work, which is why tossing out mandates of not selling ICE vehicles by a certain date is troublesome.

You live in Seattle so you know how in recent years new apartment buildings are allowed to be built without requiring corresponding tenant parking spaces. I can't remember why they allowed this, but the result is that tenants must instead find street parking. City planners would need to reverse course on those types of decisions as well in order to require per-tenant charging stations. Definitely a long process once other barriers are removed.

Charging EVs overnight at home is a reasonable solution if you are a homeowner. What about people that live in apartments which don't have access to overnight charging?