I’m assuming it’s Epstein related. He knows the Great Orange Satan will have all the evidence suppressed because he’s in the files himself. Musk probably has some really horrific stuff in there.

I’m the same way. Got an i4 in May and I’m hyper-careful to always signal and park as well as possible.

I remember after my first night in my new house, bemoaning the fact that I had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars per day for lodging. 

I think it’s Epstein files related. We know he knew Ghislaine Maxwell, at least, and there may be some really damaging stuff in the files he’s desperately trying to keep quiet.

As cool as the idea is, the Ford Nucleon might take the cake. Putting a nuclear reactor on a car with 50s safety standards and drivers might be the single most insane car idea in history. Granted, we got some cool designs for Fallout from it, at least.

Obviously Toyota isn’t going to release a hydrogen-powered car with a tank that can just explode when a Mirai driver inevitably crashes their car.

I think it’s Epstein related. He’s got documented ties to Epstein and Maxwell and he knows that the Great Orange Satan will bury any evidence.

Half the time they complain about cancel culture, they’re just talking about people criticizing them, which they don’t think should be allowed.

It’s always informative to track where the Alzheimer’s takes him in real time.

Ford Maverick. I want a small EV pickup that can carry a load when I need it, but I can also park and drive in a city easily. And while half a dozen start-ups have promised something along those lines, none have made it to production, and none even look like they will be any time soon.

He’ll be whining about his ear owie until his dementia hits the point where he doesn’t remember it happened. So, probably next Thursday?

Oligarchs tend to stick together to protect the oligarchy. No surprises here.

Gizmodo is now using spot.im, so notifications being back would only fit the trend.

If we get Disqus back, at least we can block the trolls again.

I just replaced my 17-year-old manual Vibe. Solid car, but I was sick to death of driving a crossover by the end of it.

I wanted an EV, but ideally wanted either a compact pickup or a sporty coupe, neither of which really exists (at least not in my price range). I started ruling out several makes and models based on a variety of factors, and was left with a handful of options I was ok with. Test drove a BMW i4, liked it a lot, got…

A different TMBG song comes to mind for me:

The Cybertruck wouldn’t perform that well in that much water.

Yup

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