I commuted 50 miles one way. No public transportation make that route.
After tolls and gas, it was almost 8000 a year before you tossed in oil changes and tires and stuff.
Riding a train would of been nice - but in America - the train system is stupidly funded (retirement is more important than repairing the system) , it's not expanding, and people who aren't riding trains are taxed to fund retirement.
Meanwhile, riding the train is costing more to the poor who can't afford increases and maintenance of existing railways is for shit. So congrats on the foreign train, and I hope that in the next four years some local imperatives shift a bit.
California and Mexico city suffer from a huge problem when it comes to air flow.
Mexico City is basically in a bowl, and the prevailing winds for California slap up against the rocky mountains and dump it all back on California.
So Yeah, they really do need to go all electric. But that's not a reason to ban non electrics from the rest of the world that doesn't put huge cities in the dumbest places where emissions are magnified.
incorrect assumption? Who's going to buy those things when they don't have a job to pay for it?
Let's make this a bit clearer for the safety pin crowd. In this robot future Only the 1% can afford to buy anything. Why would they build robot factories to create things that would make massive amounts of stuff that only about 1% will ever be sold because only they can afford it?
Actually, it won't ruin many engines. Certainly none built after the late 90's.
Most people don't know that the only difference between an eco-fuel ford car and its non eco-fuel badged - is a software setting.
I used to be one of the people that thought the increased alcohol content would ruin gaskets, hoses, and cylinder walls, but the auto industry has already addressed it years ago.
Also, for around 150 bucks - most cars can be converted to run on ethanol, e-85, or methanol.
But it was. So much so that when the Nazi's rolled in, the lithuanians who had victims of the soviet jews, merrily pointed them out for a little "relocation" of their own. You might want to look into what happened in Ponary.
It's all recent history, poorly taught in schools (mostly because the focus is on the victims of the death camps, rather than the forces that lead up to an evil regime that struck back).
But it happened. And arguably, it's happening again. Altho it isn't the Jews this time around.
No, it was because they wanted the land. If they wanted your home, you were "resettled", if they wanted your livestock they would replace it with watermelons. If they wanted your wife they would simply rape her. If someone fought back, they would kill them and dump them in the middle of town so they could find the others that needed to be punished since they showed emotion after seeing their dead family member.
Try talking to people that actually lived thru those times. I have. My grandparents and family from Lithuania, Australia, and America - separated simply because they had what the russian jews wanted.
The Russian Jews sent my still living uncle to a gulag back before WW2, and really tore apart my family by chasing and moving them out of Lithuania, and despite us being on three different continents (the family still in Lithuania and the family in Australia and of course where i live in America) we don't hate the jews, we just wish stupid people like you learned a bit more about history.
In the future many food items will be vat created. Genetic research will allow for cell replication on a mesh to provide all sorts of protein.
Vegetables will be grown similarly, and be shaped into whatever forms that are palatable for the consumer.
Eventually, that will be replaced by the ability to create things on the atomic scale - at which point the whole mesh tech will be tossed out.
In our lifetimes, there are still going to be farmers and laborers. Because there is still a real world out there. One that the popular press seems to avoid noticing.
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I pay monthly for access?
What's your failed point again?
I commuted 50 miles one way. No public transportation make that route.
After tolls and gas, it was almost 8000 a year before you tossed in oil changes and tires and stuff.
Riding a train would of been nice - but in America - the train system is stupidly funded (retirement is more important than repairing the system) , it's not expanding, and people who aren't riding trains are taxed to fund retirement.
Meanwhile, riding the train is costing more to the poor who can't afford increases and maintenance of existing railways is for shit. So congrats on the foreign train, and I hope that in the next four years some local imperatives shift a bit.
California and Mexico city suffer from a huge problem when it comes to air flow.
Mexico City is basically in a bowl, and the prevailing winds for California slap up against the rocky mountains and dump it all back on California.
So Yeah, they really do need to go all electric. But that's not a reason to ban non electrics from the rest of the world that doesn't put huge cities in the dumbest places where emissions are magnified.
incorrect assumption? Who's going to buy those things when they don't have a job to pay for it?
Let's make this a bit clearer for the safety pin crowd. In this robot future Only the 1% can afford to buy anything. Why would they build robot factories to create things that would make massive amounts of stuff that only about 1% will ever be sold because only they can afford it?
No. You don't.
If people don't work, they can't afford to buy things. So who is going to buy the things that get created? Robots?
Was there a cigar involved? Maybe a stain on a dress?
Lord have mercyâ¦white people shit
get the fuck outta here a white boy is best dj wtf?
mickey mouse gangster cousin wtf? white people smh
@MoGray80 @SherriEShepherd @LoniLove bitch are you joking?! how sad for you. no shade?! so tired of black women like you so tired.
Okâ¦black republicans? (blank stare), isn't that an oxymoron emphasis on "moron" #needemojitoexpressblankstare #thoughtitwasamyth #unicorn
remember - the above isn't hate speech, as it was spoken by a woman who needs protection from hate speech...
So, legalizing drugs, is the same as supporting religion?
I read what you typed 3 times.
Then I realized your IQ converted to watts wouldn't light a led christmas ornament.
umm.
No.
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Et...
Tell that to Brazil.
You have your choice of fuels at the pump.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
it really is a model to consider.
FINALLY! I can pay to watch TV with Commercials again!
And thankfully, It's more expensive! //weeps with tears of joy
Forgot to link this, if I remember the documentary, i'll post the name .
https://www.bellperformance.co...
Actually, it won't ruin many engines. Certainly none built after the late 90's.
Most people don't know that the only difference between an eco-fuel ford car and its non eco-fuel badged - is a software setting.
I used to be one of the people that thought the increased alcohol content would ruin gaskets, hoses, and cylinder walls, but the auto industry has already addressed it years ago.
Also, for around 150 bucks - most cars can be converted to run on ethanol, e-85, or methanol.
Sorry, you need to blame the cunts that were stealing land, raping women, and relocating people to siberia.
While the holocost was horrific , there were preceding events that led up to it - any of which may have completely avoided ww2.
I went and got a link for you, just in case you're interested.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Sorry, and by the way, I don't hate jews.
But it was. So much so that when the Nazi's rolled in, the lithuanians who had victims of the soviet jews, merrily pointed them out for a little "relocation" of their own. You might want to look into what happened in Ponary.
It's all recent history, poorly taught in schools (mostly because the focus is on the victims of the death camps, rather than the forces that lead up to an evil regime that struck back).
But it happened. And arguably, it's happening again. Altho it isn't the Jews this time around.
No, it was because they wanted the land. If they wanted your home, you were "resettled", if they wanted your livestock they would replace it with watermelons. If they wanted your wife they would simply rape her. If someone fought back, they would kill them and dump them in the middle of town so they could find the others that needed to be punished since they showed emotion after seeing their dead family member.
Try talking to people that actually lived thru those times. I have. My grandparents and family from Lithuania, Australia, and America - separated simply because they had what the russian jews wanted.
The Russian Jews sent my still living uncle to a gulag back before WW2, and really tore apart my family by chasing and moving them out of Lithuania, and despite us being on three different continents (the family still in Lithuania and the family in Australia and of course where i live in America) we don't hate the jews, we just wish stupid people like you learned a bit more about history.
Well, yes, the electoral will vote as indicated despite death threats because the trusted by both sides selects them.
Unfortunately, Hillary - despite her election rhetoric
http://dailycaller.com/2016/11...
Is going to be just as stupid as gore was
http://www.bloomberg.com/polit...
And Gosh, where did the money come from for the 1% green party to challenge the vote come from?
Yeah, i was wrong.
Tab anyone? We can fondue later.
WKRP in Cincinnati.....
His best role ever. :(
Yes I do, and yes they vote. I don't blame him for trying to escape mexico , but illegals shouldn't be voting.
In the future many food items will be vat created. Genetic research will allow for cell replication on a mesh to provide all sorts of protein.
Vegetables will be grown similarly, and be shaped into whatever forms that are palatable for the consumer.
Eventually, that will be replaced by the ability to create things on the atomic scale - at which point the whole mesh tech will be tossed out.
In our lifetimes, there are still going to be farmers and laborers. Because there is still a real world out there. One that the popular press seems to avoid noticing.