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Heres the video of it running nearly a decade ago:

On the flip side of things, once the gas tractor reached EOL, high density electrics mowers are so expensive it makes more sense to buy a $3k robomower with GPS and resume functions. Then it’s quiet, you don’t have to mow the lawn, and it’s almost always at the correct height if you deal with HOA’s.

I don’t mind the look of it too much, beyond the remark it looks a lot like Kia’s current design language in the header image. The white car in the video looks a quite bit more unique. But CUV’s gonna CUV.

Cars as investments is the biggest one for me. I still have this horrible memory of watching the episode of Top Gear USA where one of the hosts (I think it was Adam Ferrara but I can’t find the clip) talks about how much he was devaluing the Ken Miles LeMans winning GT40 by driving it.

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I’ve always like the one where they try to build a Caterham faster than the Stig can drive to the track from London.

It amuses me that your math is correct.

Ackshually you can buy the Wae Technologies and Fontescue (the conglomerate that owns Williams) mining truck weighing in at 240 tons (metric at that). Powered by a 1.4 megawatt battery, with a regenerative braking system capable of fully recharging the battery on the way down the strip mine slope, this behemoth offers

Why? Anacondas and pythons aare hunted in the everglades for contests, snakeheads have an open bounty on them in many of the Midwestern rivers, boar are often hunted for contests in many southern states.

It isn’t really any different than hunting rats. Except, fewer people keep rats as pets than cats.

I imagine you’re completely right about trying to force this to SCOTUS and overturn FLSA or revert the meaning of the commerce clause back to early interpretations.

Yeah... that’s a hard no to their products, then. I already don’t like how modern infotainment systems are integrated into cars, and bad implementations are a complete exercise in frustration, as I’m sure we’ve all experienced for a decade plus. Android Auto and Carplay are just now making dealing with them bearable,

So they’re just legalizing something that’s already happening in order to save the businesses employing these children the fines. Got it.

While I agree with the premise, the scale of long-term environmental damage from weapons testing is enormous. I’d prefer it remain as contained as possible, maybe through testing procedures or shutdown for another existing site, since the current political machine sure as hell doesn’t have the backbone to tell the

What is the interesting fastback in the background?

Thomas Midgley, Jr. invented leaded gasoline for GM and Standard Oil and then chlorofluorocarbons (CFC’s) also for GM. Easily two of the most destructive inventions of all time.

He’s just mad that several shows they produce or lease from APM are critical of his man child antics.

They should just use a bot to match the stupid way Tate pronounces his O’s (seriously what even is that fucking accent?) and ban the uploader immediately. That’ll kill uploads featuring him almost overnight.

Neutral: Lincoln also makes the Aviator, which is larger but can be had as a PHEV and uses the same design language. They’re both fantastic looking with excellent interiors.

The way I’ve heard it describes isn’t like strip mining, it’s using vacuum like hoses to suck up the nodules laying on the surface. Then there’s a cyclonic filter to prevent other heavy metal sediment from being discharged back into the ocean water.