I expressed no opinion on the merits of the plan. I refuted the suggestion that the stimulus checks won’t arrive.
ENJOY YOUR LOSS ?
I expressed no opinion on the merits of the plan. I refuted the suggestion that the stimulus checks won’t arrive.
ENJOY YOUR LOSS ?
Gina.. wrote:
I expressed no opinion on the merits of the plan. I refuted the suggestion that the stimulus checks won’t arrive.
ENJOY YOUR LOSS ?
So you also think the plan is a joke? The loss isn't mine, it's the American people who will once again get screwed by the Democrats at the expense of the major donors. Shameful that this is allowed to happen and more people can't see the problems that are right in front of them!
jumbo shrimp wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
It says that my car is better than yours. And it's better than any gas car you can buy.
Once you've experienced the instant torque of an EV you never want to go back. Quick acceleration is very useful when passing and merging.
If you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
That’s awesome. It probably comes in handy when you’re driving around looking for a charging station that isn’t occupied for the next couple of hours or is not broken. I get it. You’re a big fanboy. That’s great. It doesn’t change the fact that today’s EVs are inconvenient and frustrating. All the workarounds youve posted here and hoops you have jump through with your EV just proves my point. EVs will be better in the next few years with improved battery tech and improved infrastructure. Now they are inconvenient and frustrating.
No technology is perfect.
It's just that given all the massive pain, expense and inferior technology of gas cars, the EV is a much better choice.
So if you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
Fat hurts wrote:
jumbo shrimp wrote:
That’s awesome. It probably comes in handy when you’re driving around looking for a charging station that isn’t occupied for the next couple of hours or is not broken. I get it. You’re a big fanboy. That’s great. It doesn’t change the fact that today’s EVs are inconvenient and frustrating. All the workarounds youve posted here and hoops you have jump through with your EV just proves my point. EVs will be better in the next few years with improved battery tech and improved infrastructure. Now they are inconvenient and frustrating.
No technology is perfect.
It's just that given all the massive pain, expense and inferior technology of gas cars, the EV is a much better choice.
So if you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
That all could be true - it’s not, but it still doesn’t change the fact that EVs today are not ready for prime time. They are inconvenient and frustrating. Your posts have shown this. You probably didn’t mean to, but you did show how frustrating and inconvenient they are with your workarounds and hassle owning one. Battery tech and infrastructure will get better in a few years. Until then the EVs will not be convenient and will be very frustrating.
Not all areas are the same wrote:
Gina.. wrote:
I expressed no opinion on the merits of the plan. I refuted the suggestion that the stimulus checks won’t arrive.
ENJOY YOUR LOSS ?
So you also think the plan is a joke? The loss isn't mine, it's the American people who will once again get screwed by the Democrats at the expense of the major donors. Shameful that this is allowed to happen and more people can't see the problems that are right in front of them!
Trump supported $2,000 stimulus, are you saying Trump is an idiot?
ENJOY YOUR LOSS ??
Gina.. wrote:
Not all areas are the same wrote:
So you also think the plan is a joke? The loss isn't mine, it's the American people who will once again get screwed by the Democrats at the expense of the major donors. Shameful that this is allowed to happen and more people can't see the problems that are right in front of them!
Trump supported $2,000 stimulus, are you saying Trump is an idiot?
ENJOY YOUR LOSS ??
No, I'm okay with $2000 to those who need it, but not the remainder of the pork that does nothing to help with Covid relief. Or $1400 a week to Federal employees that have NOT lost a a paycheck. Why is that so hard for you to understand? That should have been passed last fall, but was held up by the Dems to not give Trump an once of credit. Shameful. Simply shameful.
jumbo shrimp wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
No technology is perfect.
It's just that given all the massive pain, expense and inferior technology of gas cars, the EV is a much better choice.
So if you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
That all could be true - it’s not, but it still doesn’t change the fact that EVs today are not ready for prime time. They are inconvenient and frustrating. Your posts have shown this. You probably didn’t mean to, but you did show how frustrating and inconvenient they are with your workarounds and hassle owning one. Battery tech and infrastructure will get better in a few years. Until then the EVs will not be convenient and will be very frustrating.
Either a gas car is better or an EV is better.
There is only one tiny situation where a gas car has any advantage. That is on very long trips. So unless long trips make up most of your driving, the EV is better.
And if you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
Not all areas are the same wrote:
That should have been passed last fall, but was held up by the Dems to not give Trump an once of credit.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Good one!
formerly present wrote:
Not all areas are the same wrote:
That should have been passed last fall, but was held up by the Dems to not give Trump an once of credit.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Good one!
There is nothing funny about politics that hurt Americans.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kt7QAiEUhAFat hurts wrote:
jumbo shrimp wrote:
That all could be true - it’s not, but it still doesn’t change the fact that EVs today are not ready for prime time. They are inconvenient and frustrating. Your posts have shown this. You probably didn’t mean to, but you did show how frustrating and inconvenient they are with your workarounds and hassle owning one. Battery tech and infrastructure will get better in a few years. Until then the EVs will not be convenient and will be very frustrating.
Either a gas car is better or an EV is better.
There is only one tiny situation where a gas car has any advantage. That is on very long trips. So unless long trips make up most of your driving, the EV is better.
And if you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
Not true. But you know that. Lol. Listen. I get it. You are a big EV fanboy. Likely you bought one in 2016 or 2017 and have suffered through the frustration and inconvenience since then trying desperately to justify that huge investment in something that has caused you a lot of angst. EVs will get better in a few years once battery tech and prices get better and once infrastructure is built for them. Right now by your own admission they are inconvenient and frustrating. And I agree with you.
Just googled 2017 Bolt and this came up under Kelley Blue Books-
Advertised range on a full charge has been non obtainable. I have owned this car for 9 months and at each charge the available mileage decreases. Full charge now is 204. Another full charge was 171. At this rate at the end of 3 years I will have very little mileage on a full charge. Informed the dealer of this problem. They did a diagnostic check ,gave me a printout, that said everything was working OK. It appears the advertised 259 miles is a one-time.
The Republican Party is the most dangerous organization in the world, to Americans.
agip wrote:
The Republican Party is the most dangerous organization in the world, to Americans.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/texas-governor-lifts-mask-mandate-business-restrictions-11614719502?mod=hp_lead_pos2
Note that TX has one of the country's absolute worst vaccination rollouts, it has all the variant viruses, and it is a heavily urban state.
Only 12.9% of the population has one one stick, 6.8% have had two.
Only 2-3 state are as bad as that.
This is freedumb in action, boys.
Fat hurts wrote:
jumbo shrimp wrote:
That all could be true - it’s not, but it still doesn’t change the fact that EVs today are not ready for prime time. They are inconvenient and frustrating. Your posts have shown this. You probably didn’t mean to, but you did show how frustrating and inconvenient they are with your workarounds and hassle owning one. Battery tech and infrastructure will get better in a few years. Until then the EVs will not be convenient and will be very frustrating.
Either a gas car is better or an EV is better.
There is only one tiny situation where a gas car has any advantage. That is on very long trips. So unless long trips make up most of your driving, the EV is better.
And if you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
If you voted for Biden and support his cheating with stealing votes electronically, you are an idiot. Insert "Fat hurts" anywhere and everywhere you see the word idiot.
Gas is better than Electric. I work for GM in Warren, MI. You sir are the biggest loser and most racist liberal I've ever come across. Congrats, you are Lord of the Idiots!:):):)
jumbo shrimp wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
Either a gas car is better or an EV is better.
There is only one tiny situation where a gas car has any advantage. That is on very long trips. So unless long trips make up most of your driving, the EV is better.
And if you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
Not true. But you know that. Lol. Listen. I get it. You are a big EV fanboy. Likely you bought one in 2016 or 2017 and have suffered through the frustration and inconvenience since then trying desperately to justify that huge investment in something that has caused you a lot of angst. EVs will get better in a few years once battery tech and prices get better and once infrastructure is built for them. Right now by your own admission they are inconvenient and frustrating. And I agree with you.
Right now by your own admission, gas cars are inconvenient and frustrating. You can't come up with one thing that gas cars do better than EVs except the rare instance of a very long road trip.
Whether it's cost, safety, handling, maintenance, acceleration, emissions, convenience of fueling at home, or anything else, the EV wins.
But you know that. Lol. Listen. I get it. You are afraid of change. You still carry a flip phone. You have missed out on a better life by not buying an EV and have suffered through the frustration and inconvenience since then trying desperately to justify that huge investment in a gas car that has caused you a lot of angst.
And of course, if you had bought an EV when I did you might have recognized the huge investment opportunity in Tesla. You would have bought in at $86 a share like I did and you would be a lot richer.
But hey, you can fix all that. You can buy an EV for your next car. Tesla is still a bargain at $686 a share. So it's not too late to get in on both.
But if you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
Fat hurts lies and cheats like Biden>>>an Idiot wrote:
Gas is better than Electric. I work for GM in Warren, MI. You sir are the biggest loser and most racist liberal I've ever come across. Congrats, you are Lord of the Idiots!:):):)
Does your employer know how you feel?
GM is spending billions on EVs because they know gas cars are inferior. And if GM doesn't get its act together on EVs pretty soon they will be out of business.
Don't see the EV as a threat. Help GM get to where they need to be so Tesla has competition and you don't lose your job.
Fat hurts wrote:
jumbo shrimp wrote:
Not true. But you know that. Lol. Listen. I get it. You are a big EV fanboy. Likely you bought one in 2016 or 2017 and have suffered through the frustration and inconvenience since then trying desperately to justify that huge investment in something that has caused you a lot of angst. EVs will get better in a few years once battery tech and prices get better and once infrastructure is built for them. Right now by your own admission they are inconvenient and frustrating. And I agree with you.
Right now by your own admission, gas cars are inconvenient and frustrating. You can't come up with one thing that gas cars do better than EVs except the rare instance of a very long road trip.
Whether it's cost, safety, handling, maintenance, acceleration, emissions, convenience of fueling at home, or anything else, the EV wins.
But you know that. Lol. Listen. I get it. You are afraid of change. You still carry a flip phone. You have missed out on a better life by not buying an EV and have suffered through the frustration and inconvenience since then trying desperately to justify that huge investment in a gas car that has caused you a lot of angst.
And of course, if you had bought an EV when I did you might have recognized the huge investment opportunity in Tesla. You would have bought in at $86 a share like I did and you would be a lot richer.
But hey, you can fix all that. You can buy an EV for your next car. Tesla is still a bargain at $686 a share. So it's not too late to get in on both.
But if you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
Wow. I feel your anger in that post. Listen. All through this thread you have admitted over and over through the workarounds and hoops you have to jump through with an EV that they are frustrating and inconvenient. I know you were just trying to overcome objections but in doing so you proved my point that EVs today are inconvenient and frustrating. And you proved it quite well. Thank you for that. EVs will get a lot better in the next few years. Battery tech will improve driving costs down and mileage up. Adequate infrastructure will be built to support EVs. Today they are frustrating and inconvenient and especially if you are unfortunate enough to have bought something other than a Tesla. I can’t imagine the frustration and inconvenience of EV owners who made the mistake of buying something other than a Tesla.
formerly present wrote:
...FP actually will sometimes admit when he is wrong and apologize.
I ALWAYS admit when I am wrong, and if warranted, I apologize (I mean, a person can be wrong without having to apologize).
If you do a search for "unreservedly", you will see several times when I have apologized, because I use that word typically when I do so.
I have no problem ever admitting to being wrong about something. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen. I have never said I am perfect...others have, but I haven't.
jumbo shrimp wrote:
Wow. I feel your anger in that post. Listen. All through this thread you have admitted over and over through the workarounds and hoops you have to jump through with an EV that they are frustrating and inconvenient. I know you were just trying to overcome objections but in doing so you proved my point that EVs today are inconvenient and frustrating. And you proved it quite well. Thank you for that. EVs will get a lot better in the next few years. Battery tech will improve driving costs down and mileage up. Adequate infrastructure will be built to support EVs. Today they are frustrating and inconvenient and especially if you are unfortunate enough to have bought something other than a Tesla. I can’t imagine the frustration and inconvenience of EV owners who made the mistake of buying something other than a Tesla.
Wow. I feel your anger in that post. Listen. All through this thread you have admitted over and over through the workarounds and hoops you have to jump through with a gas car that they are frustrating and inconvenient. (Not to mention dangerous, expensive, and unreliable)
It's too bad you are stuck with your slow granny-mobile. It's too bad that you didn't buy an EV years ago so you would realize that you should buy Tesla stock at $86 a share like I did.
But maybe you are starting to come around now. It sounds like you at least admit that a Tesla is better than a gas car. But take it from 97% of all EV owners who will tell you that any EV is better than a gas car.
If you buy a gas car you are an idiot.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen has a 1989 Ferrari 348 GTB and he's just put in paperwork to upgrade it
Strava thinks the London Marathon times improved 12 minutes last year thanks to supershoes
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
NAU women have no excuse - they should win it all at 2024 NCAA XC
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts