You all had great opinions, but I live in the mountains and have to deal with lot more snow than the average bear. If I were just driving flat I'd buy it no issue since as most of you pointed out, the weight distribution is going to be way better.
As a person that was not cursed with previous hype info, there was certainly more than just the halo and the horns. The npc reactions when u strolled into town, their comments based on ur outfits. It was cool AF. Never understood the hate. Then I bought No Man's Sky at launch and understood.
Hell ya, there are dozens of us that are on your side! Recently started a play through that I pick up from time to time on emulator. The controls are way worse than I remember lol.
All yall saying this is gunna kill people do not live in New Orleans. 911 is well know to move at the pace of a snail goin the wrong way up an escalator. This can only improve things (it won't, but anything helps) , worst case it's a change that no one notices. Some ones nephew got a contract for this, I garuntee it.
It took 3 years to get a law past to prevent this kind of child abuse (from the time this photo was published) ... But only in the state that this directly affected. That Lil kid prob produced over a thousand lbs of canned beans before some one did anything about her shitty situation. A reminder that the wheels of justice move slow as fuck, and that the only thing that helps push them forward is exposure and pressure.
The reason Alabama has state run liquor stores is that Christians clutched their pearls at the idea of people making profits off of the vice of alcohol. This individual agrees that vices and profits don't mix from a moral perspective. Where this individual and the "alleged" inbreds split, and I'm assuming, is that they would like the state to supply all vices in a profit free environment. A novel idea that would surely not go down in a favorable way in a state that never finds itsself at the absolute bottom of any quality of life list, solely because of the existence of Mississippi.
Yeah the non-cynic in me agrees with you, but I shoved him in a box for that comment, and for this one. The thing that doesn't sit well with me is that this bill is coming 6 years after the problem really became an issue. With that and the close proximity of midterms, it just seems like some corporate daddy with enough swing has gotten their fill of single family housing and has decided to let a bill be passed that doesn't affect their current enormous backlog of "investments". There's also a crazy man that lives in my crawlspace that believes that this is all because community credit unions started bidding on homes in low income neighborhoods and selling them back fo people who lived there /have lived in that neghboor hood. He's bad with specifics (radon and rats it from the crawlspace accommodations) but I think it was in Detroit or Chicago?
At anyrate, I would sure love a solid passenger train system that wasn't getting fingerbanged by the elephant hand that is the US freight system.
Ah a fellow cynic. I also have no faith this will solve the problem. My issue is that this is all coming way too late. I personally think they've gotten all the easy money out of the system and realizing that the housing market has hit a temporary peak. Now it's safe to pass this bill and allow politicians to get brownie points. Atleast in my area, I'm hearing of way less stories of families being beat out by cash offers 200k over asking. Which was the norm during covid.
I'm confused, isn't this fuck cars? isn't this not a car? We all have Bez but this is seemingly a great way to not have a bunch of Amazon trucks mucking up inner city streets. Even in the no cars utopia, we still need to get shit to places. I would much prefer using these and turning 2 lane roads in to pedestrian/bike traffic with a one way "freight bike" lane. Bunch of mutha fuckkggin reactionaries out here.
Ya got a point, but it would need to be offset by charging costs.
You all had great opinions, but I live in the mountains and have to deal with lot more snow than the average bear. If I were just driving flat I'd buy it no issue since as most of you pointed out, the weight distribution is going to be way better.
Can the next thing they come out with be 4 wheel drive plsssssss. I want one so bad, but don't really wana drive a rear wheel in snow
As a person that was not cursed with previous hype info, there was certainly more than just the halo and the horns. The npc reactions when u strolled into town, their comments based on ur outfits. It was cool AF. Never understood the hate. Then I bought No Man's Sky at launch and understood.
I will add my 2 cents of unhelpful info. I was unable to rewrite a cd on Bazzite with a data blueray/cd drive
Hell ya, there are dozens of us that are on your side! Recently started a play through that I pick up from time to time on emulator. The controls are way worse than I remember lol.
All yall saying this is gunna kill people do not live in New Orleans. 911 is well know to move at the pace of a snail goin the wrong way up an escalator. This can only improve things (it won't, but anything helps) , worst case it's a change that no one notices. Some ones nephew got a contract for this, I garuntee it.
Isn't a bunch of that also for Saudis growing alfalfa in the US?
It's an international airport, so it's a "border"
Hope you are stayin cool it's a hot one today
Respectfully, if u live with in 10 miles of a Costco, please go buy a hotdog and join the cult. Walmart/Sam's just doesn't hold a candle.
It took 3 years to get a law past to prevent this kind of child abuse (from the time this photo was published) ... But only in the state that this directly affected. That Lil kid prob produced over a thousand lbs of canned beans before some one did anything about her shitty situation. A reminder that the wheels of justice move slow as fuck, and that the only thing that helps push them forward is exposure and pressure.
The reason Alabama has state run liquor stores is that Christians clutched their pearls at the idea of people making profits off of the vice of alcohol. This individual agrees that vices and profits don't mix from a moral perspective. Where this individual and the "alleged" inbreds split, and I'm assuming, is that they would like the state to supply all vices in a profit free environment. A novel idea that would surely not go down in a favorable way in a state that never finds itsself at the absolute bottom of any quality of life list, solely because of the existence of Mississippi.
Good way to give a whole generation a choking kink
Some of those states that allow these digital id's still require u to have your physical ID on you while driving
Yeah the non-cynic in me agrees with you, but I shoved him in a box for that comment, and for this one. The thing that doesn't sit well with me is that this bill is coming 6 years after the problem really became an issue. With that and the close proximity of midterms, it just seems like some corporate daddy with enough swing has gotten their fill of single family housing and has decided to let a bill be passed that doesn't affect their current enormous backlog of "investments". There's also a crazy man that lives in my crawlspace that believes that this is all because community credit unions started bidding on homes in low income neighborhoods and selling them back fo people who lived there /have lived in that neghboor hood. He's bad with specifics (radon and rats it from the crawlspace accommodations) but I think it was in Detroit or Chicago?
At anyrate, I would sure love a solid passenger train system that wasn't getting fingerbanged by the elephant hand that is the US freight system.
Ah a fellow cynic. I also have no faith this will solve the problem. My issue is that this is all coming way too late. I personally think they've gotten all the easy money out of the system and realizing that the housing market has hit a temporary peak. Now it's safe to pass this bill and allow politicians to get brownie points. Atleast in my area, I'm hearing of way less stories of families being beat out by cash offers 200k over asking. Which was the norm during covid.
"TAKE A LOOK AT MY DOWN STAIRS MIX UP!"
I'm confused, isn't this fuck cars? isn't this not a car? We all have Bez but this is seemingly a great way to not have a bunch of Amazon trucks mucking up inner city streets. Even in the no cars utopia, we still need to get shit to places. I would much prefer using these and turning 2 lane roads in to pedestrian/bike traffic with a one way "freight bike" lane. Bunch of mutha fuckkggin reactionaries out here.
I have one of these, my sis made it. I wear it every now and then snow boarding. It's amazing