MissGradenko
Miss Gradenko
MissGradenko

Well it’s a good thing they just invested in an electric car company. Problem solved!

I’d been wondering about this game, but since it’s PS-exclusive I won’t be getting it. I do have a soft spot for post-apocalypse though.

I’d never heard of Jawa until Mister Gradenko and I were on holiday last week in Prague, and saw a bunch of them at the Prague Technical Museum. Fun fact, “JaWa” was formed from the names of the Czech design company and German manufacturer that made the bikes.

I was expecting WOW to be at the bottom of the list. Maybe I’m not peering far enough down the well.

“Study a broad? You betcha!”

I’m with you both, except that I do brave solo que just bc my gaming time is pretty random and short. Sometimes I make new friends, sometimes not.

I’d be into it. Funny, I own a Saab as well, not sure I’m ready to trade it for an EV.

Just reading all that, you must have to spend more time finding parts on the interwebz than wrenching.

Jeepers. Mister Gradenko briefly considered them for getting to Europe for a ski trip. IN the end the flight times and restrictions pushed him to Eurowings.

4th: A joke about German electronics:

Nice Pipe, Crack Price.

I have some train anecdata.

That’s actually kinda reassuring. Mister Grandenko and I are doing a multi-city tour of central Europe next month, but couldn’t book the Nightjets we wanted bc they book up fast.

Not disagreeing. 

None of that is necessarily the fault of the EC though. Florida was a contested election, just like it was when Hayes won the EC despite losing the popular vote.

That much I think we agree on.

In my ‘hood a “Plymouth” Neon has shown up in the street-parking shuffle.

I dunno, but as others have pointed out, with the EC there’s no incentive to campaign unless you think you either might gain or might lose 51% of the vote.

I don’t disagree with most of what you say. However, and I am not putting “the Constitution” on a pedastal that it may remain unchanged forever - in the Constitution the States, not the people, elect the President. the Electoral College is just the mechanism by which that happens.

FWIW I am definitely of the opinion that the Constitution, even the entire Revolution, were largely influenced, at the least, by landowning gentry. Working stiffs are just the muscle.