1st gear: The “jobs at risk argument” is typical union BS. Apply that logic broadly and we just have a bunch of people sitting around watching technology work. I mean I get why the union is worried about jobs. It’s those hard workers who get the privilege of paying a portion of their earned wage to support the union.

Whenever it’s convenient around or below 1/8 of a tank. I’ll let it get to E if I’m busy and don’t want to spend the 10 minutes to fill up.

It looks like it is squatting in the back. At first I thought the springs might be toast but the rocker is level to the ground. I now realize its the smaller wheel arch, sloping roof, and sloping body line that make it look that way. Like a gasser but from the factory.

I was more suggesting that the considerations are a little different between the US and Scotland by using those numbers. Whether it’s 0 guns or 10 guns that situation looks a lot different in the US. 

A little misleading yes, but the point is still valid. The calculation to not arm cops is a little different in Scotland then in the US. Not saying it shouldn’t happen, but it’s a slightly different conversation.

Scotland’s inhabitants own about 5 guns per every 100 people. So, statisically speaking that mob of 200 people could be expected to have about 10 guns.

Last time I checked laws change through legislation which starts with voting. Defying the law accomplishes nothing directly. Although, it can stir emotions and prompt people to do something about it (which is to vote of course).

I’m not arguing. Just laughing because these people don’t give a shit about tax fraud by definition. Maybe this guy does, but based on the fact that he’s trying to make his personal car meet a gvwr standard that shouldn’t even apply to personal cars makes me think he doesn’t.

hahaha, tax fraud. That’s just standard practice for small privately owned businesses I’ve seen. They never get caught unless they take some other risks that tip off the IRS.

Elon uses Tesla like it’s his to play with. “I like bitcoin” (company buys billions) then one month later “I don’t like bitcoin anymore” (company no longer accepts it as payment).

Do car shows count? Are we talking out in the wild only?

Is you consider those common I’d love to see what you have in your garage.

Natural selection is real. As a developed country we try hard to save people from themselves but damnit nature finds a way.

yes, first thing that came to mind

Correct, there are 3 ways a shortage is created. Increased demand, decreased supply, and government action.

I get your point but there is no regional shortage either. It’s local only. It’s just that they can’t supply 10,000 gallons a day to a single station, not enough trucks. A station might only get one delivery a week or every 3 days. If some yahoos buy all their gas in the interim then they are just out.

That’s where this is going. They’re going to need to litigate the public trust doctrine and the easement. Eventually the court will decide (I mean after years of appeals).

It’s possible she can. It depends on the language of the easement and the breadth and depth of the public trust legal doctrine.

That’s the best part. Did he migrate over from that Boomer car message board?

me too. actually. I like the splash of color for an otherwise dull slabsided usually blacked out car.