Well, you see, linking the two would require sensible consumer friendly engineering.  That’s not something Tesla does.

100% correct. If Tayor Swift never used another fossil fuel item the rest of her life (not sure that is actually possible), the difference in CO2 emissions would be immaterial.

The smartest thing the oil companies ever did was to invent the term “Carbon Footprint” and shift the pollution blame to individuals.

And therein lies the rub....she either attempts to fly commercial and turns every airport she enters into a stampeding, screaming shit-show, or she flies private and burns a lot of petrol.  The latter actually seems more sane, more efficient, less dangerous, and far easier for herself and staff.  Meh.

The PT Cruiser. It’s almost there, but I still see a few hanging on for dear life, mostly in the more rural areas. But they’re not collectible. And the few that may have been babied will get sold or passed down as the geriatrics that still cherish them pass on. Give it another 10 years and you’ll never see one.

Oh definitely - they are solid little cars except for that abysmal automatic transmission.

I really wanted to like the C-Max, but yeah - didnt sell all that well then and dropping like flies now according to Polk.

Please please please be sooner than ten years, but if it takes ten years, I’ll wait.

Nissan Leaf. First gen for sure, in 10 years second gens will probably also be gone. They’re not terrible cars, their batteries are just literally not designed to last.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is back at it, flapping his gums lying his ass off about a new Tesla Roadster

God damn it take your star

Take your damn star.

That’s fine, I use Firefox anyway.

We’re bringing everything from the eighties back, the Cold War, an unending pandemic, right wing conservative religious nutjobs in power, and now the destruction of the ozone layers.

This was 100% the boat captain’s fault. I grew up in Vancouver and in the harbour. I have navigated power boats and sailboats through the harbour many many times.

If I remember the rules right, this is on the boat owner assuming the path was clear when the plane started its takeoff roll / first touched down on the water. It can’t stop, after all, and the boat certainly can change directions much faster (making it the more maneuverable of the two).

Twister was a good sales pitch too.

This is great advice, if we go back in time to the 90's or earlier.

The Ford Mustang. We’ve either owned one or known someone who has

Allow me to submit ... the Yugo.