So how many people does H-D think want a bagger that weighs a measly 13 lbs less at the cost of important touring features, like storage space, heated grips (gawd do I wish I had them), and two-up seating? The scant few who might be interested would also want the 131, which H-D decided to leave as an extremely…

Eh; I don’t see an A4 as a bro ride.

Speaking of H-D making money, the first thing I thought when I saw this piece was that you appear to be using an image that belongs to H-D; specifically to its HOG division. I wouldn’t put it past them to have reserved the rights to that image; hope you got permission to use it, or their litigation-happy legal team…

*it’s

Too late; we’re fucked now. Moscow Mitch won’t allow a president this close to the end of his term (7 years to go!) to fulfill his constitutionally-appointed duty!

and chalk that up to “Well, they were all the best qualified,”

Two things:

Two things:

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If only we could reign in JRE fan bruhs.

the fact that “the gubment” is coming for their guns (they aren’t though)

You have just defined privilege.

*one and the same

Could probably also make a relevant joke here about a big lizard in my back yard, but I can’t think of one of those, either.

I…think you missed the point.

thought it was a nod to the Gen X urban legend that the green ones make you horny

You are moving the goalposts. As you yourself stated in your first post, 75% is the amount of charge that Alex Lauer’s vehicle had after his simulation was over, not before it started.

The fact that the US is outclassed by many other first-world countries in metrics like healthcare costs, infant mortality, education, income equality, incarcerations, etc does not by any stretch of the imagination make it a third-world country.

But other people can read the words on that paper. By your argument, no endorsement can ever mean anything.

an individual should not be made to feel discomfort, guilt, anguish, or any other form of psychological distress on account of his or her race

Yes, they did. It was commonly referred to as the Bugeye, and indeed it was glorious: