Keep in mind that the Honda Insight isn't just electric. It's a hybrid, meaning it does have a gasoline engine as well. I've seen quite a number of these, some at work, where the numbers are crunched on them for mileage and emissions. From the looks of things, they have climate control under control.
I believe this is another case of the large corporation stepping on the little guy because he has something they want. If Coca-Cola pursues this legally, it would be a very bad showing for that company. They really don't "need" that website anyway. Why would it benefit them? Coke.ch should stay with its rightful owner.
I find the spacing of the puzzle intriguing. Why aren't all the "words" spaced evenly. The left hand side of the bottom few lines are especially spaced differently. Are there two spaces between some of the letters, or is that just a result of his having to turn the paper over to type the upside down letters? Could this mean that 'space' is actually another letter?
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Keep in mind that the Honda Insight isn't just electric. It's a hybrid, meaning it does have a gasoline engine as well. I've seen quite a number of these, some at work, where the numbers are crunched on them for mileage and emissions. From the looks of things, they have climate control under control.
I believe this is another case of the large corporation stepping on the little guy because he has something they want. If Coca-Cola pursues this legally, it would be a very bad showing for that company. They really don't "need" that website anyway. Why would it benefit them? Coke.ch should stay with its rightful owner.
I find the spacing of the puzzle intriguing. Why aren't all the "words" spaced evenly. The left hand side of the bottom few lines are especially spaced differently. Are there two spaces between some of the letters, or is that just a result of his having to turn the paper over to type the upside down letters? Could this mean that 'space' is actually another letter?