I never said everyday, but I could. And yes, multiple times in a year I drive 800 to 1,000 miles in one day. Probably the farthest I have driven in one day was Albuquerque to Iowa City. Just over 1,000 miles. Not an accident or incident to speak of. 800 miles in a day, as long as the weather is good, is one of the…

Maybe my wife’s gynocolgist would? That’s kind of a joke. Conditions are different from one side of the country to the other. I live in the midwest where you can drive freely and have to drive long distances to get to places. There aren’t superchargers on every corner and I don’t have 40 minutes to waste at one…

I am not being ridiculous. And if you aren’t capable of driving a 12 hour day you shouldn’t be driving. It is easy. I am also telling you that 90 minutes longer on a 12 hour drive is very significant. Also, let’s pretend you are driving from Des Moines to Dallas. Not even 800 miles. I would have to take a longer,…

I have a 6 year old. They are on break in the car the whole time. They don’t take 30 minutes to pee either. Out the door on an off ramp for the emergency works fine. I try not to overdose them on liquids either. It’s like the parents who let their kid drink all they want for the 2 hours before bed and wonder why they…

Exactly one that I care about. That’s why I said “I would never..” And I won’t. Now a cheap EV with 250 miles range that could be my commuter car for work is another story. 110mile min round trip daily. Sometimes in sub zero weather.

I completely disagree about the range issue. I’m sorry, there is no way in hell I would ever buy a car (as an only car, especially for $130,000) that I couldn’t drive 800 miles in a day with. No way. A 5 minute refill in your Viper makes your range practically unlimited. What is so stupid is that it has all of the…

Yes it did. I don’t watch AJ. You obviously watch and listen to the equivalent of AJ on the other side.

Yes. The Furai and this one.

“It’s a trap!!!” I’ve been no fan of Porsche over my lifetime because I don’t like the styling and I don’t like the rear engine, but I love that they are keeping the manual alive.

Laws were broken for one thing. Thrush was proven to be hack for another. He should be fired and never work in the field again, not rewarded. And if it doesn’t matter (we should just move on) why expose the alleged wrong doing on the “other side”?

Because the emails prove she sold political influence for personal riches and that, just as everyone knew, the media is a crooked bunch of hacks that lie, cheat, and ignore to protect “their guys”. It’s not just “emails”. It’s proof of illegalities and corruption of the highest degree. If you can’t see how awful it…

So because there might have been or even probably was (in your mind) “similar shit” going on with other side, you have to ignore the illegalities that are provable? Jumping through some mental hoops there. Sounds more like justification than reasoning.

I see. Good luck with that. I’m sure giving a pass to anything your boys do will really make them a more honest bunch. It’s working wonders now.

I stand corrected. You’re right about that. The overwhelming majority of Bernie supports I have talked to did say I told you so. I’m not a Bernie fan and I don’t necessarily think that he is an “honest socialist”, but his supporters did see what was going on and many didn’t support Hillary even after he told them to…

You know, it’s possible that “we just elected a fascist and there is strong evidence that a brutal dictator had a hand in that” AND the information that said brutal dictator exposed to make that happen proved beyond any doubt that the DNC is completely corrupt, the media is totally in the bag for the democrats, and…

Here’s what I find amazing. Regardless of who was responsible for the acquisition of the information leaked from the DNC and John Podesta’s personal email, no one in the media or on the left (not that there is a difference) care about the content. They only care that they lost an election. For instance, the NY Times…

This is what I could come up with over my shortened, late lunch. I am not making excuses, I have a small emergency I am dealing with at work. The gist here is that pipelines have fewer incidents than rail or truck. I personally think they should build refineries closer to sources.

I’ll look into it, but I have some network issues I’m dealing with so it may be a few days... All things equal, I’d rather be knitting a sweater too.

Great follow up. Never assume common sense. Thanks.

No, I disagree. The pipeline should be built. There seems to be little danger to water sources and it helps everyone.