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A 3 cylinder, 6 piston, diesel or gas in a F150 and 37 mpg. Maybe someone already posted on this and I missed it...
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Eventually he will be right. In the mean time the government will just print even more money (backed by nothing) and your money will thus be worth less towards the purchase of goods and services.
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He could make a fortune building and selling and installing these things. Could probably sell 6 or 8 8 of 'em just in my small subdivision.
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On 11/26/2018 at 9:01 PM, Red Horse said:
Apparently Trump has not caught up with Hackett's proclamation. "Cars are dead"....Unless of course they are built by Kia, Hyundai, Honda, Toyota, Subaru, BMW, Volvo, etc . Its only a matter of time before the management of these companies wake up to the fact they are losing their ass!
I dunno. My 2010 Toyota Highlander with 135,000 miles on the clock isn't dead yet...
Just drove it from Dallas, TX to Akron, OH, to Newark, to Atlantic City, to Winchester, VA, to DFW. 3,440 miles round trip in 10 days. Didn't use a drop of oil and got 25 mpg at speeds of 75- 82 mph fully loaded with cargo + wife + dog. Only maintenance since brand new has been oil changes, 1 set of brakes, one trans fluid change, and one alternator. I'd buy a GM vehicle if I thought it would do this, but I'm no longer a believer in GM (or Ford.)
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Duh, obviously GM needs to hire a furniture man to head the company and move their HQ to an old railroad station. Jeez.
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On 12/3/2018 at 3:43 PM, kscarbel2 said:
Am I missing something? Steve Feinberg-managed Cerberus Capital Management is an American private equity firm based in New York.
Now I don't know what Feinberg and Troy Clarke worked out, but one possibility is...........there is a shared desire to take on Oshkosh. However, NAV doesn't have the finances to do it, and a VW buyout is NOT on the horizon. Enter Cerberus, who sees a profit opportunity.
And by having Cerberus fund 70 percent of the extremely cyclical defense business, Troy Clarke will have more funds to invest in commercial truck product development. The in-depth update of all the models, and the new Silverado-based CV, is a brilliant success. But by 2022, NAV will need all-new replacements in order to be competitive.
Smart money at work...
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Whaa? An incompetent government agency? I'm stunned. Nonplussed, taken aback. Shocked I say. Whoda thunk?
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Some fine music to say the least. I kind of enjoyed this one. I stumbled across it on YouTube when I found the Beach Boys performance I posted. I knew of Carol KIng but didn't realize all the stuff she and her ex-husband Gerry Goffin created together including this one made famous by the Chiffons. A talented couple for sure. When Neil Sedaka co-wrote the song Oh Carol, this is who he was referring to. According to the interweb, "Neil Sedaka named this song for the songwriter Carole King. They went to Abraham Lincoln High in Brooklyn, New York along with Neil Diamond. Carol (as her birth name of Carol Klein, before she picked the stage-surname of "King") first came into Neil Sedaka's life as a member of the Linc-Tones, the first group that Sedaka hustled together out of high school. Despite what impression Neil might have left, they did not date."
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2 hours ago, kscarbel2 said:
We’re fully committed to sharing details as soon as we can, but I can’t allow us to get ahead of the process,” he said. “The need to get our stakeholders up to speed is the priority for me and the entire company.”
What a nitwit. "but I can’t allow us to get ahead of the process." What? A secret process?
Need to "get the stakeholders up to speed..." Uh, yeah, they being so dense and uninformed that is really his priority?
Could maybe do the right thing, like step down...
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$6.00 could happen.
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On 10/11/2018 at 6:27 AM, kscarbel2 said:
Yes, Ford was heavily involved in the war effort......on both sides. Ford-Werke AG produced thousands of trucks and half-tracks for Hitler's military.
My grandparents despised Henry Ford because of something to do with WWII. I never asked them why, but this might explain it at least in part.
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Geez, what's next? A 3 cylinder engine with twin turbos and a 24 speed transmission that gets 23.5 mpg? Just keep it. Not for me.
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So how much rehearsal do you think was required to get this perfect???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AXkfhqvO44
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Reminds me of the small community in Russia that had an aggressive bear problem.
The citizens of the community worried for the welfare of their children with this crazy bear running wild through the town.
So the community fathers decide to call in a bear removal expert to help with the problem. Next day the expert arrives with his faithful dog and his trusty rifle.
The dog quickly locates the bear and chases him high up a tree in the town square. The expert grins and says "OK, we got him now."
The town's people are not so sure. How will he get the bear? The expert hands his rifle and the dog's leash to one of the bystanders and explains, "I will climb the tree and tickle the bear under his armpits until he falls out of the tree. When he hits the ground, the dog will rip off his testicles and the bear will bleed to death."
The bystander holding the gun and the dog's leash says "So what is the gun for?"
The expert says "If I fall out of the tree first, shoot the dog."
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On 9/28/2018 at 10:18 PM, 41chevy said:
Lets see what happens to the staffers who did this. Access to their Wikipedia pages is extremely limited.
Y'all will of course note that Jeff Flake's info wasn't posted. Libs value his support of the resistance movement. Kinda like a stupid version of McCain. I hear he regularly shines Chucky Schumer's shoes just to curry favor.
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I don't believe her story, zero, zip. More like growing up in fancy prep school and country club life, followed by fancy degrees from Stanford and USC, and now realizes that she is not famous any isn't going to be.
But wait, here is my last chance at a being on TV, on The View, MSNBC, a book deal, more TV interviews, a movie with screenplay royalties, I can be famous. I can be SOMEBODY. This is my chance.
Anonymity my ass. She actually got what she wanted. Watch for her TV appearances and a book deal. My two cents.
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Sophia is my wife's service dog so is allowed on the plane. Wife buys a first class ticket for wider seating space and dog curls up at her feet without intruding into someone else's foot space. Wouldn't be possible in coach.
Interesting to see dog go through TSA checkpoints. Dog has to stay put and watch while wife goes through. TSA requires the dog to then go through the metal detector on her own unescorted which she does and joins up with my wife on other side
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On 9/25/2018 at 7:53 AM, eddeere said:
Good looking dog. One of my favorites German Sheppard .
Thanks. Yes, Sophia is a real sweetheart. A real member of our family. Smart too. Incredible how much English language she understands.
I may have posted before, one of my favorite photos of her - looking out of airplane window before takeoff, wondering what's next.
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And other lobsters will come to the memorial commenting that we need legislation so that "this never happens again." Another way to look at it, at least the lobsters got to run round for awhile rather than be dumped into boiling water. If you have any PETA friends, have them over for a beer and to watch some movies like these:
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What? Omarosa who?
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Trump's appointees
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Well said!