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No, it did not have a range of 100 miles. It was ADVERTISED as getting 80 miles on a single charge (with only the driver), but did not get even that much in practice. However, it could go as fast as 20 miles an hour, downhill.
thanks for this. ads always have fluffery and bank on consumer assumptions. even today's EVs lose 10% on the back end of a battery.
Crime comes from people, so maybe something about the population changed? Just a wild guess.
I definitely wouldn't say every European country. especially East Europe, which has always been rather rough.
like #48?
"Certain demographics." Clifton's codewords for black people. Lotta aryan bros on Izi of late!
#3 How to phrase it without being canceled.... Hmm. Those 3 inch, round objects will not fit in her (pistols) h#e...
Verna Erikson (11 April 1893 – 16 October 1918) is a Finnish woman whose picture, taken when she was a weapon smuggler (shown on the right) was an icon of White Finland.[1] This picture was taken in the spring of 1918, in the middle of the Finnish Civil War, when Erikson was a student at the Helsinki University of Technology.[1] It was published on the cover of the weekly magazine Suomen Kuvalehti on June 15, 1918.[1] The caption to the image declared, "One of the finest protectresses of the Helsinki White Guard. Miss E., a student at the University of Technology, bearing three bandoliers and a large pistol. Altogether Miss E. is carrying some 1,350 bullets strapped to her person."