If I’m on a road trip trying to make good time, anything more than 5 minutes feels like I’m in the fires of hell.

Yeah, I live in a nice neighborhood with very low crime, and I’d still think twice about the cost of running a 240V line to my car port and then putting in a couple thousand dollar charging station there.

Yeah, that’s why I said “2%” not “100%.”

Yeah, no, about 80% of HOAs and apartment buildings can’t afford or allow such a thing for a long list of reasons. And even if they do go for it, how the f would they not get vandalized and stolen?

Ha! I was just thinking about even just 2% of holiday traffic using just 400 stations. What a disaster.

Definitely don’t feel trounced. My points stand, he made no valid counter arguments, and just incorrectly identified my points as fallacious in a very long-winded way. In no way is that trouncing someone in an argument.

Did you even read the comment that you replied to of mine?

I once had a VW where the heated seats got stuck to on. It also happened to be summer, and I happen to live in Florida. That was a terrible week of my life.

I’ve found they are an excellent thing to fire up on the way to a workout. You’re a little bit more limber after some heat.

You should comment “you should comment less” less. Seriously, go look at your own comment history. It’s pointless, you don’t add anything to anything.

The correct answer is that it’s a blog and they can cover whatever they want. Logic has nothing to do with it. However, you’re trying to make a logical argument as to why they should cover some rando YT star because some other Youtubers cover games.

Nope, both were valid points in opposition to your faulty reasoning.

I’m pretty sure where games are played are material to the culture. Are you trying to say arcades didn’t shape gaming culture?

Perhaps they should cover homes and home building since most video games are played in homes.

You don’t even have one to not offer them. Why are you commenting?

Well, you can always bolt on a factory super charger to a Toyota Tundra. It doesn’t even affect warranty. I’ve driven one, it’s fun, but the cost in tires would be too much to bear.

I have about 400 bhp in a 5500lb truck, and I’ve never been wanting for more power. If anything the fact that it’s got a 4.33 rear end makes it so it’d be annoying with 550bhp.

I work for a cyber security company, mentioned this comment in a meeting this morning, and no one know what the fuck you’re talking about. I mean, these are guys who put tape over their webcams, and they couldn’t come up with a single incident of Dell “fucking someone in the ass” in the manner you describe. We resell…

I can’t conceive of how that’d take more than 30 minutes from any OEM (took me about 5 minutes to remove the stuff from my Alienware I didn’t want), but it’s also not nearly as a big a deal anymore. A gaming PC isn’t going to get bogged down by tiny little apps doing tiny little things in 2017. It was important like…

Hours?