Per McCulloch, no. It would explain radiation.

Impossible technically, not theoretically.

Does fuel mass move in electric or nuclear propulsion?

So, you’re saying they have about 1 car’s worth of potential. That’s not a lot for a global automaker. Maybe Sergio is right?

If only they didn’t have to protect the customer...

“Tawlk amongst yaselvs, I’ll give you a tawpic: the established automakers should sell 2-car packages to families, 1 electric commuter, 1 ICE voyager. Discuss...” </verklempt>

Last year, I read that “the only two profitable timeframes on Wall Street are decades and microseconds.”

Because Truck Month

leadlede

SPOOOOOOOOOOON!

Won’t lie, I slumped a little in my seat when I saw it wasn’t Florida.

Where’s the Honda?

AnotherLess one PSI or two...

will an insurance company consider this negligence and deny your claim?

I want to sincerely congratulate you, sir, for seeing both sides of it. Yup, some parents aren’t very good at it, but they also have a lot things hindering them from reaching their potential as parents, however limited that potential. (It’s not 100% on the person, nor 100% on “society”.)

Dat 70s brown, tho

Also, countries with shitty governments probably also have shitty roads, making accident avoidance more difficult.

You’re curve-matching, not correlating. </pedant>

Or will the cheap gas of now quarterly strategic thinking stunt development for when we need them later?