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As a result, she has become very successful. Now even you are aware of her!

I totally agree with you. The feds are not competent at taking over a domestic city (or any city). There will be many unforced errors. This decision has attracted attention to greater DC being the shit-hole that it is, much like cities like Baltimore. A large portion of the population is black...

That is a very good question!

Perhaps the earliest testing in Arizona was done by Eddie Rickenbacker's automotive company in the 1920s. As I recall, engines were seizing up because the pistons expanded faster than the cylinders. After this, it became common for manufacturers to test new models in Arizona.

Lots of channels are bigger than Eddie's, but few can match his intensity of slamming metal parts on a metal table. 🤣

Not sure there is much consumer demand given that the truck is already not selling. The Gladiator would need lots of changes in order to be what people want it to be. The towing capacity would need to be improved significantly by fixing the frame/chassis design and a more capable cooling system...

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

I totally disagree! We should be trying to make China as dependent as possible on our IP, just as we are already highly dependent on their cheap labor and products. With the interdependence, significant war is highly unlikely to occur. It would be great if we could sell a version of the F-35...

How do they charge the batteries? Hand crank? Water wheel?

Truffles!

The rule of thumb seems to be 5 years after the build date. But of course it depends on environmental factors, and how they have been used. I see that Google AI says 6-10 years.

Welcome back from Texas (and Arizona)!

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

When one loses a companion, an expected "replacement" is not, because they are always different in important ways and all creatures have their unique ways. As a result, you will miss your lost companion for many years. It is still good to have another companion.

It is strange that using a bathroom would have you thinking about @Ddays 🤣

Note that you dropped the word "involuntary", which suggests he did not mean to do it. But perhaps he was engaging in unsafe activities.

When they went to Forest Service fire restriction level three, the rules did apply to all outdoor activities at our house, but we were allowed to walk on our own property. But there would be a $10k fine if we walked through a forest entrance gate.

The same practices are used in Arizona (and elsewhere) at National Forest Service Stage 3 Fire Restriction level. This happened at least once in the past 8 years for our area. Given that much of Canada is currently on fire, and that many/most fires are caused by humans, it makes sense to keep...

No, just the $100m a year. 😄

I would bang that!