Z8 for me as well. Modern Ferraris (aka post 1985) do nothing for me, nor do the Mercedes.

I’ll take the SL65 Black Series, please. I dig those flared fenders!

Pretty much any state that *doesn’t* have rolling blackouts right now has excess capacity.  There’s a reason you don’t hear about statewide blackouts for any other state, even though the entire center of the country is really fucking cold right now.

350 miles. 10 minute full charge.

Range isn’t so much of a problem, recharge rate is the problem.

There is a part of me that wants to see the VP just tell them to do it.

Yeah, it’s not just those states, America is basically ALLLLLL morons from top to bottom.  I should know, as an American.

This, big-time.

Take my money.

It’s like a 4-door Camaro you can see out of. I want it.

Or in this case, they’ll just pass on the exorbitant gas prices created by their ineptitude, onto the consumers. Capitalism FTW (LOL).

The difference being, CA and NY were the two initial points of entry and the first two states to really feel the impact last year. Texas made up the difference while CA and NY came to grips with it. 

You misspelled “cult-like following among tech-adjacent people who have an unhealthy obsession with one of the company’s founders and will blindly follow anything said company does even if it’s a transparently bad idea.”

My opinion is the moon landings. That was peak. There was a lot going on with society, and the world, at that times. Most of it progressive. (yes, yes, there were lot of bad things too, but events were mostly moving forward for most people)

It’s a side effect of failing upwards through connections to the inbred aristocracy. Every empire goes through this right before their collapse.

It’s a side effect of failing upwards through connections to the inbred aristocracy. Every empire goes through this right before their collapse.

Texas is the champion of shooting themselves in the foot to pwn the libs. And if that doesn’t work, they’ll shoot the other foot!

Part of the state’s power outages come down to the fact that its infrastructure was designed to withstand extreme heat, not cold.

Lauren Boebert is one of the countless republican elected officials who makes you stop and think, ‘wait, is she really that stupid, or is she just fuckin’ with us???’ Some of them are just disingenuous twats, but an increasing number (like her) are just deeply, breathtakingly stupid. I guess it’s a side effect of…

Also, don’t forget that Texas’ power grid is fully independent from the rest of the states. So they can’t even import power from states that *have* excess capacity.