New sport economy car introduced
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I don't get it.
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It is about control. Get it?
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V3 = somebody's trolling.
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Add to that, that alot of the poor changes in American cars is mostly due to auto magazines and their poor opinion of anything that does the job without frills, vehicles that are labeled "death traps" tend to have great crash test ratings but what the auto magazines like are the vehicles that are "fun" and have 40 cup holders. |
I like how the "announcer" gets the name wrong at first, calls it a "...GTxi SS/R1".
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What a novel idea: political commentary thinly masked by
sophomoric humor based on the automobile. You simply cannot imagine my excitement in finding this kind of juvenile, knee-jerk ignorance at ecomodder. In keeping with the central theme of this forum, YMMV. :D |
Love it :)
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He said "ninety nine cents" but the real number was ninety five!
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I spy a troll.
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When I was a kid in the 60s we drove around town on the "circuit" Averaging 19 mph but going as fast as we could between stop lights.
The cars all had a lope in the idle, either from a cam or from mal adjusted stock carbs. Gas was about 4 gallons per dollar so who cared about fuel economy. Now that India and China are burning fuel faster than we could ever imagine, price of fuel is out of sight, over 3 bux for one gallon. I haven't driven my big vans for a while and am driving my vw diesel jetta. Still hoping that I can afford an older turag v10 diesel before I retire. I hate what this country has become. We've become dependent on chinese loans and have politicians that can not spend their tax dollar incomes fast enough. I read that the leader of Illinois gave his executives a 23% increase in pay and now wants a 66% in income tax. I am tired of bending over for insertion of another injection of tax. Glad that I am a citizen of Missouri. Quote:
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Wow, apparently only democrats want a car that gets good MPGs, and only democrats listen to NPR. Therefore, I guess I am a democrat.
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PS: And you'd be amazed at the number of Escalade-sized SUVs with Obama bumperstickers that're running around this area. |
I love NPR, and I'm NOT a democrat for sure. Also not republican. We have a Prius in my hometown with McCain/Palin, NRA, and Obama-bashing stickers on it too. :)
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Hey, I lol'd... even though I'd consider myself a moderate progressive.
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I surly don't want to get into politics either. I have lived here 31 years and never have seen this much cold or snow. My cars sit outside and are buried in drifts.
BTW progressives are left of communists. NPR is left of progressives. Last week I heard one of my patients tell me that they were going to Australia next year for vacation. They are on public aid and their medical care was paid for by you workers. Glad you guys are willing to support their vacation. It was not an isolated comment. PM me and I have 20 more. |
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Belgium even has a gov't scheme to sent social cases on a subsidized holiday ! Affordable health care, fine. Some social protection when you lose your job, fine. But this social security thing has gone way off track. |
Here they call their welfare check a "paycheck" as in "I get my paycheck next week".
So as with most full time jobs they should be entitled to a vacation so that they can unwind, free from the stresses of watching daytime TV. As far as losing their job many never work. Their parents never worked and their children will never work. They are fine living on the margins of society. Look for civil war when society figures out that there is no money for non workers. I don't know much about Belgium except that I have a Cobra low racer bicycle made there. Quote:
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I'm convinced we WILL break the world record currently held by Iraq. Yes, we CAN ! :) No problem, things seem to actually go better without an active government than with one :) The outgoing government is just doing some housekeeping - which is actually what it should always do. We only need to convince the financial markets of that little fact. We've already got laws aplenty anyway, so we don't really need any more of them. |
Stability looks like being the key. That Gapminder website included a neat lecture on why although we think that free, democratic societies tend to be the ones with the best economic development its actually the ones that are the most stable for the longest period of time.
I'm still waiting for our new government to do anything it said it would before being elected, other than supposedly deep spending cuts which actually only slow down the increase in spending and not reduce it. Anyway this is not a political thread...:D |
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