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The reason I'm a Joe Rogan podcast subscriber is because he 'throws the ball across the plate".

The reason I don't watch idiots like the electric viking, besides him being an idiot, is because he gives no reason for his stance, just that those that don't agree with him are haters. Typical left-wing ideolog. And no, the sky is not falling .. so try to come up with something that actually makes sense .. and I'll listen. :)
If it really was falling, OhhBamba would have built a house on a mountain in Colorado, not buy a mansion on the water, in the N.E. facing the ice glaciers. making him the first afric ... err ... American to be flooded. Let that "soak in" for a moment .. :)

Camping with a Tesla. Looks like so much fun, no sink, no shower, no bed, no head (toilet) :eek: , no stove, no satellite TV. In my experience, women and children like to potty every exit. Only rule I have is .. stay in there as long as you like .. but, close any drawers, cabinets, toilet lid, water pump and door when your done. (I.E. leave it like ya found it) :o
BTW, honey, while your up ... would you make me a sammich. ;)
Only reason I would leave home for a week is to go to a racetrack or boating event.
No pulling a 28' race car trailer, no pulling a 25' boat. Just not my style to show up "empty handed" :rolleyes:
No generator to stay self-sufficient for the week to a month that I would be away from home.
I guess the bright side of ev camping is, I could sit and stare at a voltmeter and wonder if I'm going to make it to the next charging station .. where I can sit for hours and watch the voltmeter slowly rise. Hater .. naww, just not an idiot .. :D
Hey, here's an idea ... get one of these. Cheap, fun, cheap ... not much room to live in .. but hey, it's cheap .. :p

https://http2.mlstatic.com/camioneta...0_112017-F.jpg

I'm a Ford and Chevy kind of guy. But if ya gotta have rice .. I'd say avoid the golf cart .. and get one of these ... :thumbsup:

Chaz = thinkin, noli didn't buy a new golf cart or porkchop in 2022 .. :nonod: and the forecast looks the same for 2023 .. :rolleyes:
If that's not true .. I'll buy lunch .. and drive. Cuz no, I'm not showin up to Flannigan's in a XXXXXXX golf-cart ... :cheers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yl1FNX08HFc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUWMc92W1wQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9Yy5P6FUes

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Chaz,




You owe me a steak lunch, see you in January

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EV's Will Kill Us All !


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQyJXhgV2TU












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electric cars in oz run on coal
they will reduce pollution in cities thats for sure.
They cost lots more so its a long payback hence the very poor takeup.

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Chaz,
You owe me a steak lunch, see you in January

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noli, you would have been so much farther ahead to just walk in with a registration, payment book, title, in your name , to the vehicle you drove up in .. :p

No, your not the shot-caller .. :nonod:

If you bought a Tesla "played~s" .. then by all means .. a steak dinner for lunch .. :smiletest:

If you bought a low-budget, bottom of the line rice-box .. they have a matching $5.99 lunch special menu that's right up your alley ... :thumbsup:

A lease, rental or your neighbors car ... is not buying, so don't even bother tryin. There's a big BS salesman ... err .. gator hole at the end of my street .. we could always find him something to eat .. :eek:

Show a brochure of the 2023 you "plan" on buying ... then I'd say, see ya in Jan of 2024 ... :thumbsup:

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Power ol boy,
They will never understand that the energy that they use, is produced somewhere other than the handle, cord, switch at their disposal .. ;)

Nothing wrong with natural gas,

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Ppsssttttt KRUM, Power lives in Australia. :rolleyes:

If there is nothing wrong with natural gas it's a lot cheaper to get a megasquirt and cng injectors for your car
Since you also use the heat from the engine this would be more effecient than turning gas into electricity to than turn it into heat and moving

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If there is nothing wrong with natural gas it's a lot cheaper to get a megasquirt and cng injectors for your car
Since you also use the heat from the engine this would be more effecient than turning gas into electricity to than turn it into heat and moving

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You will like this then ( there is a Dutch connection too..)
(Ford in OZ did a model for 100% gas as OZ is drowning in it, the clown gov taxed it into oblivion so back to petrol that pollutes more and we need to import it).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sa9Ffwb9xQ

We have a lot of idiots in europe both in Brussel and Den Haag
This pandanmic of morons is more damaging than corona
We had a lot of cars running on lpg ( mixture of propaan and butaan)
The goverment taxed it out of exsistence

I see they are following the FJB play book. Plenty of Oil, Coal + LP gas in the USA , but FJB has declared war on those industries. Gave our reserves to Communist China and now begs the Saudi's for oil ... dumb as a box of rocks .. :(

What's wrong with you charlie, why do you make every section a political section,

Talk about dumb as a box of rocks.

Energy and EV's are all political

Burning trees to make electricity is political!
So plzz call your congresman and tel him to ban export of trees or socalled biomass to europe as we cannot get these idiots to stop with this stupidity :leaving:

https://youtu.be/CAfGozXBou0

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No matter how many times he's told, the information seems to get lost. Must be like 50 first dates with him.

He asked what's wrong with me, I'll keep it simple for him ..

For the last 30 years or so, I've made a hook shot into my brokerage account @ FNB. Not every month, but at least every quarter.
Today it's worth aprox. 65 to 70% of what it was two years ago. FJB
At the same time, everything at the store (if they have it) has gone up 30 to 40% FJB
Gasoline was $1.95 a gallon. Today it hovers around $4.00 A 100% increase. FJB
I have a nice truck that I take care of. I don't want a truck that works less than half as good for twice the money I paid for the one I have. Same goes for my wife's jeep. FJB
I could go onto many more examples of incompetence, but it would take all day and this thread is about economics and energy ... :thumbsup: