Mr. Hodge, I’m guessing you don’t have a lot of experience in nonprofit/charitable fundraising. Allow me, a guy who has decades of experience being on nonprofit boards and running their huge (hundreds of people, 6 and 7 digit donations) fundraising events, explain it to you. [Yes, I’m being serious. You didn’t expect…

What’s the updated part?  Does it come with 50% more of the ‘ol snake oil now, or is the oil just made with a better class of snake?

What’s the updated part?  Does it come with 50% more of the ‘ol snake oil now, or is the oil just made with a better…

It’s an ad.  But yes, it’s bullshit.  One of the biggest heaps of bullshit I’ve seen here.

It’s an ad.  But yes, it’s bullshit.  One of the biggest heaps of bullshit I’ve seen here.

I feel like half this list was a bad idea to even mention. You know it’s bad when opiates are near the bottom in terms of most to least dangerous things on the list.

No mention of San Pedro / Peruvian Torch? Cuttings are readily available at your local hardware store, and a 3' foot cutting of either should give you a pretty decent dose of mescaline.

Agreed; it’s nothing to fuck with. Had a friend in high school who got really into K and datura after his mom died in a murder-suicide. He did a fuck-ton of Jimson weed...wound up fighting off 6 deputies and having to get his stomach pumped after tripping balls for 3 days. And it’s not a fun trip like acid or…

I think it is not a good idea to mention Jimson weed (Datura). A couple of people in the US DIE every year from eating Datura.

Literally exactly what I was going to type. +1000

Is this a press release, passed through without comment? Is this paid advertising? Either way it’s bullshit.

Is this a press release, passed through without comment? Is this paid advertising? Either way it’s bullshit.

Supplements are not regulated at all. This means they can sell you powdered farts and tell you it’s a miracle cure with no repercussions.  

Supplements are not regulated at all. This means they can sell you powdered farts and tell you it’s a miracle cure…

Of course, just as with internal-combustion models, efficiency will take a nose dive when towing or hauling.

Came here to say the same thing. I don’t know where Elizabeth gets these stories she barfs-up verbatim, but a little bit of fact checking/verification is certainly in order/badly needed.

According to the WD-40 site, it’s not a lubricant.

What in the actual Christ is that headline?

What a load of bollocks.

What a load of bollocks.

First, “science” didn’t say what the headlines claims it did. The study said 38% of people could get by with a low-range EV. How does that lead to the conclusion that everyone’s (including the other 62% of people) range anxiety is bullshit?

But some people do need longer range, and this “study” didn’t disprove that, clickbait title aside. Of course range anxiety can be legitimate. Plenty of people go on road trips or drive moderately far distances in cold weather.

instead of focusing on range, they should be working on charging speed.

Three-time 4Runner owner here. Yes, they run a long time but a 1990 with 150,000 miles on the clock is not “just getting started in life”. A 2015 with 150,000 miles maybe, but not a 33-year-old truck. It’s like saying a 69-year-old man is just getting started in life because he hasn’t traveled much.

This whole article and you can’t bother to list a single example of a valuable $2 bill?

Newsflash - if your $2 bill is from 1976 and NEWER - It’s worth $2. MAYBE you can convince some sucker to pay more for a CRISP 1976 $2 bill, or if it has a unique serial # (binary, trinary, birthdate) they are worth more but that…