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121.
by thrill 1y ago
Having spent a good bit of time driving in Texas, I'd say the safety-average just measurably went up.
122.
by thrill 1y ago
"is there any reason to believe they won't be pardoned" Shortly after the next unexplained bull market in $TRUMP a pardon will appear along with direct links to their upcoming subscription service conveniently preloaded and u
123.
by thrill 1y ago
All vehicles should be taxed annually based on GVWR and distance driven without exceptions.
124.
by thrill 1y ago
So, now we tax free speech ... "for the children"?
125.
by thrill 1y ago
They are most definitely not equivalent experiences.
126.
by thrill 1y ago
There was no "mistake" in the entire process.
127.
by thrill 2y ago
US citizens used to value the adults managing such science oriented endeavors actually doing their homework before making broad proclamations of efficacy. Lately, not so much.
128.
by thrill 2y ago
Sometimes the darkest humor is the most accurate.
129.
by thrill 2y ago
You give me a deadline and I find out it's fake then at least one of us is going to be looking for a new job.
130.
by thrill 2y ago
It doesn't even pretend to.
131.
by thrill 2y ago
Nationalize them, remove the batteries, make new fish habitats with the carcasses.
132.
by thrill 2y ago
Worth it.
133.
by thrill 2y ago
That same civilian control is supposed to remain within the intentional confines of the Constitution - even if said civilians don't like it.
134.
by thrill 2y ago
Whenever they appear they'll suck up all the oxygen in the room.
135.
by thrill 2y ago
China could dump Tesla and never notice the production decrease.
136.
by thrill 2y ago
Sanity!
137.
by thrill 2y ago
The pettiness of the administration somehow continues to boggle my mind.
138.
by thrill 2y ago
Probably. But, buyer beware. There have been studies in the US that it is not "uncommon" (whatever quantity that entails) to find ghee sold that contains as much as half vegetable oil, so it's just the usual unchecked food
139.
by thrill 2y ago
I think that's bureaucratic speak for "those stupid security-theater questions we ask for mother's maiden name and the such are all compromised anyway".
140.
by thrill 2y ago
They're obvious to you and me - are they obvious to a camera only Tesla "autopilot"?
141.
by thrill 2y ago
LOL. You need to make multiple distributed instances of the awesome shirt.
142.
by thrill 2y ago
Are they the only people still talking to us?
143.
by thrill 2y ago
I bought and am using a "Lion Energy Safari Solar Generator" to use as a heavy-duty UPS, and it almost but doesn't quite meet my needs. It works fine, except about every 15 minutes a quite loud cooling fan turns on, to cool
144.
by thrill 2y ago
Not too many years ago I watched Ford burn $36 billion in cash in a year.
145.
by thrill 2y ago
The modern version of "The horses are no longer frightened by the uncivilized attempts to introduce motorized vehicles to the roadways".
146.
by thrill 2y ago
Odd. My first memory turned out to be when I described in later years to my mother from when I was just over a year old.
147.
by thrill 2y ago
Dozens!
148.
by thrill 2y ago
Hedge funds are entirely voluntary transactions on the part of participants.
149.
by thrill 2y ago
GoDaddy registered a domain name and put up a "for sale" banner within three minutes of me searching for it on their site some years ago.
150.
by thrill 2y ago
It's their turn to be spineless.

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