Let’s presume, for the purposes of discussion here, that they did comply with those regulations and the CT does have an internal escape latch. Would we trust it to actually work?
Let’s presume, for the purposes of discussion here, that they did comply with those regulations and the CT does have an internal escape latch. Would we trust it to actually work?
I am 100% sure that we will someday learn the CT started as a drunken cocktail napkin doodle from Elon, and in his exaggerated pride he refused to allow any modifications after he’d sobered up (if he did).
In a cult, which that is, voicing even the tiniest question as to Leader’s perfection is heresy and a reasonably big deal in context. Sure, you hope for more, but still worth noting.
Them.
Jeez, and I thought I was being pedantic!
As long as the explosion didn’t involve fission, no matter was truly destroyed, so technically
Maybe it’s a Tesla boat.
Same here, although I’m curious to read the book at some point too. The movie’s ending was perfect, and funny as hell.
“’Never drive uphill, me boys.’ -Robert E. Lee” - Donald J. Trump
On the other hand, the video of him saying these things all in a row makes it quite clear that he’s stating it as a direct contrast to Taylor Swift. It doesn’t sound the tiniest bit ambiguous.
You unintentionally made a causation statement there.
It’s the “actually” that’s the problem there, as it so often is. It makes the statement a contrast rather than a declaration.
I suppose, since it’s in the context of more efficient energy use anyway, we could fuck it off into the cold depths of Jupiter instead. But otherwise agreed.
Maybe it’s that the lawyer knows perfectly well you’re not getting much more than actual damages for a situation that you can’t describe as more than “potentially life-threatening.”
“Where was Helaena this episode? We got one teeny glimpse at her”
Yeah, I was thinking that while watching. Just a secret passphrase! That’s all it would have taken.
The OP’s comment history reveals this to be the case.
I think The Villages would be a pretty strong entry on this list too.
“A lot of publications seem to be running stories or editorials talking about the collapse of EV sales and how everyone pushed too early and blah blah blah.”
Including Jalopnik, irritatingly.
how the fuck are SPACs not illegal yet (I know, the right people are making too much money off of these obvious scams.)