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Cordelia 1 year ago
#36 Chinese copy probably better than Tesla! 
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Theodosia 1 year ago
Cordelia, but anyway Elon obviously became trendsetter
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Edythe 1 year ago
Cordelia, More probably to have the batteries explode/self-ignite.
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Jorge 1 year ago
Edythe,
That's a feature you have too pay extra for.
That's a feature you have too pay extra for.
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Ev 1 year ago
Cordelia, They’re both pretty crap but Tesla has the battery fire problem mostly under control unlike the Chinese EV’s.
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Ev 1 year ago
#59 128K what? Shitty, useless info at its finest.
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Leon 1 year ago
Ev,
Giraffes. 128k giraffes.
Giraffes. 128k giraffes.
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Jorge 1 year ago
Leon,
No, k is for Koala.
No, k is for Koala.
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Michelle 1 year ago
Jorge,
I was going to say kilometers, but since is ‘merica you re probably right about the koalas, since Americans will use anything but the metric system
I was going to say kilometers, but since is ‘merica you re probably right about the koalas, since Americans will use anything but the metric system
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Olive 1 year ago
Michelle,
Ok, then, how about this for a unit of measure? He's as high as Michelle has her nose in the air, because her grubby little euro-trash nation thinks it's better than everyone else?
Ok, then, how about this for a unit of measure? He's as high as Michelle has her nose in the air, because her grubby little euro-trash nation thinks it's better than everyone else?
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Littleberry 1 year ago
Ev,Let's see you do it.
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Renny 1 year ago
Ev,
Too stupid to realize Felix is German, so would probably use metric kilometers.
What else? Kilobytes? Kilocalories? Kilocapibara?
Too stupid to realize Felix is German, so would probably use metric kilometers.
What else? Kilobytes? Kilocalories? Kilocapibara?
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Erin 1 year ago
Renny, 128,000km is one-third of the way to the moon. Does that really like he's that deep into space? Talk about stupid, you proved the OP's point by muddling the info even more.
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Katelin 1 year ago
Renny, Felix is from Austria.
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Jos 1 year ago
Ev,
It is 127852 ft, which is 38969 m. Approximately 128k feet. It is useless info indeed. Unit is missing.
Though this jump is famous enough to be able to Google it and it is in the first hit. ;)
Stop the hate. Americans will sue you calling them dumb.
It is 127852 ft, which is 38969 m. Approximately 128k feet. It is useless info indeed. Unit is missing.
Though this jump is famous enough to be able to Google it and it is in the first hit. ;)
Stop the hate. Americans will sue you calling them dumb.
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Leon 1 year ago
#41 and so? remove yourself from any circumstance and suddenly you think you know how petty things are. Go ask a wealthy celebrity.
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Eudicy 1 year ago
Leon,
Perhaps they are suggesting that everything which comprises 'humanity' (biologic, at least) can be seen from the perspective granted by being in space and as such provides scale of regional, national, provincial, Municipal, neighborhood, and interpersonal challenges - which is not always apparent in the midst of such.
Perhaps they are suggesting that everything which comprises 'humanity' (biologic, at least) can be seen from the perspective granted by being in space and as such provides scale of regional, national, provincial, Municipal, neighborhood, and interpersonal challenges - which is not always apparent in the midst of such.
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Leon 1 year ago
Eudicy,
that's the most ignorant take ive ever read. you cannot perceive it differently as a human is part of the system. it's like a ceo of the company looking down and judging.
that's the most ignorant take ive ever read. you cannot perceive it differently as a human is part of the system. it's like a ceo of the company looking down and judging.
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Jannett 1 year ago
#22
Looks as though it is growing mouldy....
Looks as though it is growing mouldy....
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Obedience 1 year ago
#19 Self-absorbed pinheads who should be charged with environmental terrorism and fined for any clean-up or wildlife that is harmed/dies because of their idiocy.
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Renny 1 year ago
#29 the penisplant only blooms once every 25 years
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Noel 1 year ago
Renny,
Sounds like my sexlife.
Sounds like my sexlife.
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Mees 1 year ago
#17 They are called bread sticks and have been around forever. 
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Chan 1 year ago
Mees,
This.
And which moron downvoted?
This.
And which moron downvoted?
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Gilbert 1 year ago
#17 Did they dig them out of the trash?
That's a feature you have too pay extra for.
Giraffes. 128k giraffes.
No, k is for Koala.
I was going to say kilometers, but since is ‘merica you re probably right about the koalas, since Americans will use anything but the metric system
Ok, then, how about this for a unit of measure? He's as high as Michelle has her nose in the air, because her grubby little euro-trash nation thinks it's better than everyone else?
Too stupid to realize Felix is German, so would probably use metric kilometers.
What else? Kilobytes? Kilocalories? Kilocapibara?
It is 127852 ft, which is 38969 m. Approximately 128k feet. It is useless info indeed. Unit is missing.
Though this jump is famous enough to be able to Google it and it is in the first hit. ;)
Stop the hate. Americans will sue you calling them dumb.
Perhaps they are suggesting that everything which comprises 'humanity' (biologic, at least) can be seen from the perspective granted by being in space and as such provides scale of regional, national, provincial, Municipal, neighborhood, and interpersonal challenges - which is not always apparent in the midst of such.
that's the most ignorant take ive ever read. you cannot perceive it differently as a human is part of the system. it's like a ceo of the company looking down and judging.
Looks as though it is growing mouldy....
Sounds like my sexlife.
This.
And which moron downvoted?