Been following this build from the beginning, and I was not excepting the outcome to be half a plane on an flatbed.

The phrase is “leave no trace”.

And his name was Pujol - POO HOLE

The French really really like a fart joke, abridged from wikipedia;

As is hemorrhagic fever and COVID. I would never eat venison in America. CWD is everywhere in Wisconsin and has been ignored for years — don’t want to spook the tourists. Not to mention that many deer spend time in fields coated in poop soup eating Round-Up ready corn. It's not what I would consider organic or clean.

Dangerously wrong! It’s not a virus; it’s a prion and cooking won’t kill it. It’s in the same family as BSE and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.

Cars don't, Tesla do. 

Cooking to proper temp will kill the virus

It’s like the devil agreeing to a deal where he knows he will benefit in the near term.  Probably a not-far-off sentiment really.

I bought my Bronco for $32k with tax, because Ford effectively raised prices by$14k, it’s actually worth more than I bought it for still.

We bought up a diesel-gate buyback Mk7 Golf TDI and ran it for about 85k miles, before selling it. Over the course of that ownership period, depreciation was 6k over that period, or 7 cents per mile, and operating costs were as low as 8 cents/mile on the highway to 10.5 cents/mile overall cost. The interior of that…

“But buying the car would likely be a write off”

I don’t know how a fully spec’d out Plaid is comparible to the $95k model I looked at 2 years ago, but RIGHT NOW a Plaid starts at $89k before discounts and tax credits, they were never $140k.

...You want snakes on this plane...smh

Honestly, it’s hard to decide what’s the stupidest thing about the concept, although you make a good point that the refill time is certainly a strong contender.

hey, he took a razor to the pubes he glued to his face.

Signed,

Not so much if Scout monopolizes the parts distribution supply chain.