I make my own fuel at home from used vegetable oil. Haven’t filled diesel in two years.

I owned my model 3 for two weeks. I can charge at home but haven’t yet because the municipality of Oslo, Norway, have provided 8, 16amp, free charging spots 100 feet from my house. I was going to plug in today, but they where all occupied. One was broken and one was occupied by an ICE-car(!) There is plenty of street…

The hydrogen sold at the station that blew up was an industrial by-product from Nippon gases in Rjukan, Norway.

Architects drive a 1984 Chrysler LeBaron Town & Country Convertible

Try 4 kids in the back of an 1983 Audi 100 sedan.

I think that’s kind of the point - to not come off as a rich architect. Some people might think he charges too much money if he drives a fancy car.

Happy to hear you are ok. It would have been a shame to lose your witty comments.

It will probably use waste from the vast fish farming industry making it even more profitable to kill the fjords and Brazilian rainforests. :(

We have of course heard about greenpeace. They try to make us stop killing whales and extracting fossile fuels. They where not successful.

Counter counter point

That’s a great idea. Having a life insurance policy with such a huge payout that the agency will do anything to keep you alive!

How about getting one of those tarps to put over your car? Park your daily in the garage and put your weekend car under the tree coveret in said tarp.

Is this attributed to the Toyota Leans production process, not having more parts than necessary in stock?

Well, he has actually claimed to be just that in a court of law.

The Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global does not seek to control companies, only to get a good ROI at an acceptable risk in foreign markets. They control 0.48% according to the 2017 report. https://www.nbim.no/no/fondet/beholdningene/beholdninger-per-31.12.2016/?fullsize=true

You can use a screw extraxtor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screw_extractor

All the Germans have plug in hybrids of most of their line up. They are very popular here in Norway because they are taxed a lot less than their pure ICE siblings.

Nah man. Tracy commutes from Detroit in his rusted out Jeep.