Yellowstone is awesome. It’s really easy to avoid the crowd, you just have to go more than 100 yards from the road and avoid things like Old Faithful. There are amazing hikes, and all sorts of hidden treasures to find. You just have to be willing to use your legs a bit.
Please...just don’t. These are systems that take lot of time to recover from disturbance. You don’t have to hug trees to know this.
And VW. And Mercedes.
And Ford. And GM.
What does the Chicken Tax have to do with the 25-year import ban? They are two separate and distinct things.
Have you considered maybe not owning Fords?
you are woefully underestimating the number of people who use navigation and GPS while driving.
What you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever read. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response, were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this comment forum is now dumber for having read it. I award you no stars, and may God have mercy…
This is pretty awesome, but a couple comments:
This would be easier to coordinate if autonomous semis were a thing...not harder.
Adding in the ease of closing highways and diverting traffic when it’s autonomous...and...well...we’d be better off in the IRobot world of driverless vehicles.
Dakotas, ranked:
I’m guessing because he likes cars, therefore he likes car-related topics, so he’s on a blog about car-related topics, and is now discussing car-related topics... because he likes cars.
Cars.
Uh, you realize that all of these cars are easily distinguished by anyone with eyes?
FYI – CA isn’t trying to tell you what you can or cannot sell in other states. CA is deciding what they believe is best for themselves. You’re welcome to fight against it legislatively at the state level if you’d like. California doesn’t think it’s the federal government – they simply know that they have a huge…
I thought those wheels were photo-shopped in to look tiny for some reason. I can’t believe how small the wheels look. They look ridiculous.
I saw a lamborghini lm002 here in utah once. I calculate that 98% of lm002s are here in utah.
Yielding?