It was one in the morning when the Twitch streamer Ellohime heard a knock at his front door.
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For much of yesterday, our headlines had a gimmick. They formed rhyming pairs, because it’d be too hard to make them…
Wow, this is an amazing piece of the story that I had never seen. In retrospect, it’s pretty amusing that they unwittingly became part of the lie.
And heres what the (distant cousin) real production thing will actually look like:
They’re engine-builders, and it’s a market in which they can make money. I wasn’t aware that they needed more of a reason than that..
Because it’s a challenge.
Is it that tiny, or is he that tall?
“One couple” out of 318,000,000 americans.”
The point is the Tesla has the longest range of any EV, plus an extensive network of DC fast-chargers. No other EV has that going for them.
I would hardly call forward looking infared radar (FLIR) militarization. It’s a glorified night-vision camera. Not to mention that it aids immensely in pursuits on foot at night time, when a suspect can hide from everything, but is lit up immediately by his heat signature.
They’ll arrest you for pointing a laser at an aircraft for the same reason they’ll arrest you for doing 140 mph down the highway. It’s not that something bad did happen, it’s that you created the potential for something bad to happen.
would it kill you to provide some fucking context? you’re paid to write, for christ’s sake
4 years is sooner than Gawker will become a reputable outlet, so there’s that.
About 8 years ago we were testing Humvees in Death Valley, full military spec vehicles. We had them parked at the valley national parking lot letting them soak and get really hot. People always take pictures of them and next to them, no bother to us. One time though a guy decided to get IN the humvee to have his…
The Lexus dealer had a very smart worker there: spend the 400 now, get the 20k in a car sale when Doug's father upgrades next time!
Loyalty is a crazy, crazy bitch.
Speaking for my father, it also helps that the Lexus dealer probably isn’t a revolving door of new employees. A familiar face tied to a good experience is GOLD JERRY, GOLD.
@diagorus: Yes, because MMO's are cheap to develop when the economy isn't in the shitter. Ask Blizzard, their MMO prints money!