Key is to not use real answers for those questions.  Use things that you know, that won’t come up in conversation with others.  Kinda have to subvert the idea because those questions are so susceptible to social engineering attacks.

“Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night”

I remember the endless newspaper classified ads for these when I was a teen and they were like $350-$500. These were suddenly everywhere in private hands.

That was mostly to satisfy dealership’s grievances, especially the Pontiac-Buick-GMC ones who wanted the the cheap cars chevy (sprint) was selling. But then it became weirder :

It would be hilarious to see Trump get the SCOTUS to find a legal loophole for him to squeeze past the 22nd amendment only to get curb-stomped by Obama!

“How Old Are You?”  FIFY

I think Bannon was also correct in his “the entire immigration system is gamed by the tech overlords” statement.

Musk is petty AF, too, so if Bannon manages to push him out, it’ll be the beginning of the war, not the end of it.

as mortifying as the march towards oligarchy has been, there is a certain poetry about all these dorks like Bannon realizing what they bought

If Musk wins the Bannon/Musk war, expect to see CyberTrucks delivering your mail early next year.

Trump hasn’t even been inaugurated, and the Whitehouse blood bath is already starting.

Common sense and the incoming administration mix like oil and water. They’re more interested in speed-running the end of democracy and, with their climate change denialism, the end of the human race.

In 1983, $450 for a 1972 Olds Cutlass coupe with the Rocket 350 squeezing out 160hp. Just like the one shown but with dents.

I’m certain Oshkosh will come out ahead on change orders, but it’s worth noting they’re already building gas versions in large numbers as part of the original purchase order. It’s not like they’re starting from scratch here. 

Why are you asking us all to reveal the answers to one of our internet account security questions?

In ‘94 I paid $1000 for an ‘81 Oldmobile Cutlass Brougham.

I don’t see how Bannon makes a value proposition to agent orange about dumping Elon when Musky has so much money that fearful leader would like ever so much to get his tiny greasy fingers on.

The government will be on the hook for any specialty tooling developed and used for the electric version AND the new tooling to build the gas version.

$250 in 1983 for a 1973 Pontiac Ventura with a straight six and a TWO-SPEED Powerglide automatic transmission.

““We’ll do what they want us to do — supplying either gas or electric,””