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You do realize the whole idea of buying carbon credits is a joke right because explain to me where the person selling the carbon credits gets them in the first place and if I don’t use all my carbon credit for Prince, how do I sell my extra credits there is no system. It’s all a joke.
so is buying nft's and crypto, carbon credits are coming.
 
You do realize the whole idea of buying carbon credits is a joke right because explain to me where the person selling the carbon credits gets them in the first place and if I don’t use all my carbon credit for Prince, how do I sell my extra credits there is no system. It’s all a joke.
He has no clue. He throws cow patties at the wall to see if any of them stick. They are all dried up and just crumble against the wall. 😂
 
Does it? The Crystal River Power plant shut down. I remember when I first moved to Jax there was a corporation called Offshore Power Systems that was going to be a nuclear facility. Where are ours now? I'm asking because I have no clue where they are?
For a long time. after some nuclear accidents, the government regulatory agency stopped approving permits for building and operating nuclear plants. I am not sure if they have started back to approving them lately though.
 
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I is rich!!!! thats why i dont like in a podunk town like you do sheepie.
You live in the desert where no one knows your name nor cares. (Hint, it's not Cheers). Gay Bay was too tough an environment for a sheep that couldn't compete with the junkies and homeless. 😂

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You live in the desert where no one knows your name nor cares. (Hint, it's not Cheers). Gay Bay was too tough an environment for a sheep that couldn't compete with the junkies and homeless. 😂

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what time of the year? i have two homes... Mountains and the beach...
 
Here we go again....trying to convince everyone you are wealthy. I have NEVER seen at ANY time when people who have to toot their own horn turn out to be anything other than the opposite of what they are trying to convince others they are
nope, i am bi coastal just like youre bi sexual...nothing that should be news...you live in florida, you must be rich they have 50mm houses there!!!
 
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Here we go again....trying to convince everyone you are wealthy. I have NEVER seen at ANY time when people who have to toot their own horn turn out to be anything other than the opposite of what they are trying to convince others they are
Maybe Ghost was right afterall. He DOES sound a LOT like someone we all know very well here. Hmmmmm.

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You live in the desert where no one knows your name nor cares. (Hint, it's not Cheers). Gay Bay was too tough an environment for a sheep that couldn't compete with the junkies and homeless. 😂

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He's in the desert on a horse with no name because his electric vehicle ran out of energy.
 
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He's in the desert on a horse with no name because his electric vehicle ran out of energy.
Been through the desert on a horse with no name, because he's not smart enough to get out of the rain, In the desert you can't remember your name 'Cause there ain't no one for to give your socks a brain. 😂
 
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where do you live??? grid going down??? LOL, SHEEP.
PLEASE tell me you are not this uninformed? Grids go down every day in America(mostly in left wing chithole cities to be honest) You are SO uninformed, you do not even know how many amps service is required for fast chargers. I will bet you do not, because you can only afford the 110v option on your used Tesla. Let me educate you AGAIN(hopefully you learn something this time, son) Most fast chargers REQUIRE 60 amp service. Now...you do the math....(and please ANYONE chime in...name ANYWHERE where they are upgrading their infrastructure to handle this load when more EV's are being sold) There are no plans in about 90% of America's cities to upgrade the power grid. So when you add THOUSANDS of 60 amp services, and these people start charging their junk EV's..you tell ME what is going to happen. You are so slow..you do not even qualify as a sheep...you have not even reached that low level yet, son.
 
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This is what I've been talking about, EV's are super fancy golf carts.

This poor sap had to park his EV halfway through a trip because he couldn't find working charging stations. $130k golf cart 😆

"The limitations of the EV truck became even more apparent when Bala embarked on a chaotic 1,400-mile road trip to Chicago.

Fast charging stations – which only charge EV’s up to 90% – cost more than gas for the same mileage. On the family’s first stop in Fargo, North Dakota, it took two hours and $56 to charge his vehicle from 10% to 90%. The charge was good for another 215 miles.
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There were no other fast charging stations within range of Elk River and his vehicle only had 12 miles left.

"By now it was late afternoon. We were really stuck, hungry, and heartbroken," Bala said.

Bala ultimately had the vehicle towed to a Ford dealership in Elk River and rented a regular gas vehicle to complete the family’s trip to Chicago. The family picked up the F150 on their way back to Winnipeg.

"It was in [the] shop for 6 months. I can’t take it to my lake cabin. I cannot take it for off-grid camping. I cannot take for even a road trip," Bala wrote. "I can only drive in city – biggest scam of modern times." "

 
This is what I've been talking about, EV's are super fancy golf carts.

This poor sap had to park his EV halfway through a trip because he couldn't find working charging stations. $130k golf cart 😆

"The limitations of the EV truck became even more apparent when Bala embarked on a chaotic 1,400-mile road trip to Chicago.

Fast charging stations – which only charge EV’s up to 90% – cost more than gas for the same mileage. On the family’s first stop in Fargo, North Dakota, it took two hours and $56 to charge his vehicle from 10% to 90%. The charge was good for another 215 miles.
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There were no other fast charging stations within range of Elk River and his vehicle only had 12 miles left.

"By now it was late afternoon. We were really stuck, hungry, and heartbroken," Bala said.

Bala ultimately had the vehicle towed to a Ford dealership in Elk River and rented a regular gas vehicle to complete the family’s trip to Chicago. The family picked up the F150 on their way back to Winnipeg.

"It was in [the] shop for 6 months. I can’t take it to my lake cabin. I cannot take it for off-grid camping. I cannot take for even a road trip," Bala wrote. "I can only drive in city – biggest scam of modern times." "

At least he's owned up to being a dumbass.
 
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This is what I've been talking about, EV's are super fancy golf carts.

This poor sap had to park his EV halfway through a trip because he couldn't find working charging stations. $130k golf cart 😆

"The limitations of the EV truck became even more apparent when Bala embarked on a chaotic 1,400-mile road trip to Chicago.

Fast charging stations – which only charge EV’s up to 90% – cost more than gas for the same mileage. On the family’s first stop in Fargo, North Dakota, it took two hours and $56 to charge his vehicle from 10% to 90%. The charge was good for another 215 miles.
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There were no other fast charging stations within range of Elk River and his vehicle only had 12 miles left.

"By now it was late afternoon. We were really stuck, hungry, and heartbroken," Bala said.

Bala ultimately had the vehicle towed to a Ford dealership in Elk River and rented a regular gas vehicle to complete the family’s trip to Chicago. The family picked up the F150 on their way back to Winnipeg.

"It was in [the] shop for 6 months. I can’t take it to my lake cabin. I cannot take it for off-grid camping. I cannot take for even a road trip," Bala wrote. "I can only drive in city – biggest scam of modern times." "

i drive one, its the best car i have ever driven, better than mercedes, bmw lexus and infinity. its not close, you people are comical.
 
@BamaFan1137 do you think these guys have issues with gays???? Lol!! My Tessy is still the best car I have ever owned, I absolutely crush anyone on the road. It’s a fitting car for me.
 
@BamaFan1137 do you think these guys have issues with gays???? Lol!! My Tessy is still the best car I have ever owned, I absolutely crush anyone on the road. It’s a fitting car for me.
Tesla is a great car and Elon has been a genius across multiple realms.

I am opposed to phasing out gas cars, because in part, I am a massive fan of choice, resiliency and competition.
We have a hybrid Jeep Grand Cherokee which is one of the best cars that I have owned.

I would love to replace my Audi A7 with a Tesla, but why in the world would I get rid of a perfect well running car to get ultimately taken apart for scrap.

The best option is to get solar panels and then run the house, the cars, and be (mostly) self-sustaining. But, not everyone will do this - which is fine.
 
I will keep my big ole honkin gas guzzlin F150 that I can go 500 miles on a full tank over the EV F150 that can go ip to 239 miles on a charge all day long
When I finally trade in my old Pick up I will opt for a diesel engine. No way they will do away with diesel engines IMO.
 
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When I finally trade in my old Pick up I will opt for a diesel engine. No way they will do away with diesel engines IMO.
This is what really ticks me off about this EV boondoggle. We missed clean diesel. Jumped from gas..to EV...and our grid is not even close to be ready for it. I drive a 2022 Silverado LTZ Z71 with a 3.0 Diesel. My best 25 MPG is 38.7 Normal driving at HWY speeds 30 MPG. It runs smoother than the 5.3 gas, I have never smelled diesel smoke since I got it. It tows the same as the 5.3 as far as capabilities. It is a$ 1000 option. Europe went diesel...America never made it. Politicians want to get paid......
 
Tesla is a great car and Elon has been a genius across multiple realms.

I am opposed to phasing out gas cars, because in part, I am a massive fan of choice, resiliency and competition.
We have a hybrid Jeep Grand Cherokee which is one of the best cars that I have owned.

I would love to replace my Audi A7 with a Tesla, but why in the world would I get rid of a perfect well running car to get ultimately taken apart for scrap.

The best option is to get solar panels and then run the house, the cars, and be (mostly) self-sustaining. But, not everyone will do this - which is fine.
I am not a thumper or any flavor Bible, Quran, or climatology. I got a Tesla because it’s the best car I ever drove.
 
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