# 11. Those are some big puppies # 20. I saw my first real-life cybertruck this morning... What the actual fuck is that POS is what went through my head.... JD
#4: That's where you exit the restaurant and take the kid to the car. Leaving the spousal unit and other kids to enjoy their meal. You will only need to do it once, and everybody will get the message. And one question: Did you bring paper and crayons to entertain the kids until the food arrived? Part of parenting is anticipating the needs of the child in any given situation.
Unreal! My parents had a full bag of "shut the fuck up" and "don't fucking move" as well as "you don't want to do that." It was basically training for when the cops pull you over.
I took my kid outside, spanked his ass, and brought his crying ass back inside. The older people in the restaurant gave me a thumbs up upon returning. Thats parenting.
I know we like to dump on the cybertruck, but (a) it is supposed to be cheaper due to the stainless steel folding; and (b) bullet proof, which thanks to BLM is a good selling point.
Unfortunately, while they're cheaper than other EV trucks, they are still ghastly expensive. They look like a portable dumpster. They might not be as bullet proof as first advertised. I'm not infirm enough to appreciate self-driving cars. I do too many road trips to hazard an EV.
Tucker Carlson has a video where he brings one to his neighbor up in Vermont or wherever he lives and left it with him for a week, I believe, to see what he thinks about it.. It's actually a good video and they shoot at it at the end JD
Whistling diesel on YouTube was destruction testing a cyber truck, not great but the steel body took an explosion from c4, without getting a hole through it.
# 11. Those are some big puppies
ReplyDelete# 20. I saw my first real-life cybertruck this morning...
What the actual fuck is that POS is what went through my head....
JD
#20- Bricks is more line it.
ReplyDelete#20 Even the coons can't tell a Wankpanzer from a dumpster. Well done Elon!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, don't be so hard on Elon.
DeleteHe knows the only dudes who'll buy them are soy-boy libs.
He built the things to troll 'em!
-lg
#4: That's where you exit the restaurant and take the kid to the car. Leaving the spousal unit and other kids to enjoy their meal. You will only need to do it once, and everybody will get the message. And one question: Did you bring paper and crayons to entertain the kids until the food arrived? Part of parenting is anticipating the needs of the child in any given situation.
ReplyDeleteUnreal! My parents had a full bag of "shut the fuck up" and "don't fucking move" as well as "you don't want to do that."
DeleteIt was basically training for when the cops pull you over.
I took my kid outside, spanked his ass, and brought his crying ass back inside. The older people in the restaurant gave me a thumbs up upon returning. Thats parenting.
DeleteI know we like to dump on the cybertruck, but (a) it is supposed to be cheaper due to the stainless steel folding; and (b) bullet proof, which thanks to BLM is a good selling point.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, while they're cheaper than other EV trucks, they are still ghastly expensive. They look like a portable dumpster. They might not be as bullet proof as first advertised. I'm not infirm enough to appreciate self-driving cars. I do too many road trips to hazard an EV.
Tucker Carlson has a video where he brings one to his neighbor up in Vermont or wherever he lives and left it with him for a week, I believe, to see what he thinks about it.. It's actually a good video and they shoot at it at the end
DeleteJD
Whistling diesel on YouTube was destruction testing a cyber truck, not great but the steel body took an explosion from c4, without getting a hole through it.
Delete# 11 is thickalicous.
ReplyDelete11... Rub, pet, and cuddle... either on or off the leash. Doesn't matter. One just costs a hell of a lot more. Choose wisely.
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