RazzlDazzl
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I drive a 7.3 powerstroke that makes black clouds in second gear.
Damn good engines.
The gearhead in me now cannot help but ask, what year?
I drive a 7.3 powerstroke that makes black clouds in second gear.
99. Got 320k miles on it. I love that piece of shit.Damn good engines.
The gearhead in me now cannot help but ask, what year?
It’s crazy. There are Tesla’s everywhere in my area. Now it’s almost a given that any house I work on, they’re gonna need a Tesla charger installed. You can charge them off of 110 with an adapter, but if you don’t want it to take a day, you gotta put that bitch on a 90amp circuit. They’re really nice, but I could never get one. I don’t want to be one of those Tesla people. All the people I know who have them are cunts.Well color me ignorant. In my defense, I'm old and don't give a damn about this newfangled "Earth friendly" shit.
Top 10 Best Selling Fully Electric Vehicle Brands In 2019 - CleanTechnica
Following up on my "Top 10 Best Selling Plug-In Vehicle Brands In 2019" article, this one is for EV purists. If you missed the intro in that one, I recommend reading it. Otherwise, let's jump into my forecast for the best selling fully electric vehicle brands of 2019.cleantechnica.com
Tesla is #1
99. Got 320k miles on it. I love that piece of shit.
I bet @RTR...USN (ret) watches that entire video to make sure she doesn't pull her bikini top off. You know...because it's his job to monitor shit like that.
A walkman
For some reason I feel like I need to file this under the I hope this guy is not my neighbor category.
My Bose Quiet Comforts are the shit!!!!Noise cancelling headphones. Don't go to a race event without them. Also pretty cool on a flight if you want to watch movies.
I believe that the title of the thread contains a small grammatical faux pas. The use of the pronoun "some" as a greater than one numerical qualifier in conjunction with the verb "IS" introduces an unintended conflict resulting in a plurality error. The pronoun "some" implies more than one and is better paired with the present plural "are." For example, "What ARE some moderately ... "
In contrast, when using the singular verb "is," "A" becomes the more appropriate selection, leading to, "What is A moderately ..."

Fuck you !!!I believe that the title of the thread contains a small grammatical faux pas. The use of the pronoun "some" as a greater than one numerical qualifier in conjunction with the verb "IS" introduces an unintended conflict resulting in a plurality error. The pronoun "some" implies more than one and is better paired with the present plural "are." For example, "What ARE some moderately ... "
In contrast, when using the singular verb "is," "A" becomes the more appropriate selection, leading to, "What is A moderately ..."
Considering I am a product of the university system of Alabama, my comments above could be considered a miracle.