ThunderHorse
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Someone explain to me why we're talking to Iran to get their oil when we have OUR OWN?
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Clearly oil extracted elsewhere is so much more environmentally friendly compared to oil extracted in the U.S. /s
Toyota is recalling its first mainstream electric car because the wheels can fall off
Now, this is something I didn't expect. Some issue with the engine, yes. Tires falling off? Not so much. Corporate sabotage? Or just a lazy lug nut guy?
Now, this is something I didn't expect. Some issue with the engine, yes. Tires falling off? Not so much. Corporate sabotage? Or just a lazy lug nut guy?
Maybe Tesla won't go out of business after all.
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That's some bullshit there. I've got Hot Wheels cars that are over 50 years old and their wheels never fell off.
One word, Trump.
IMO making the US self sufficient didn’t sit well with the climate crowd. So don’t manufacture it here, just get to somewhere else.
The probably would if you plugged them into a charging station ;)
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Naw. They are actually worth more than a Toyota. You have no idea what original Hot Wheels go for.
Not only Iran, but also erstwhile "allies" like Saudi Arabia and also... Venezuela??
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Lizard people want their 10% and Americans to suffer.
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Question for @Polar Bear.
Best whole house natural gas generator?
Best whole house natural gas generator?
I know exactly what my wife’s answer to this question would be.
I would look at Generac. You really don’t need something that big. If you have a 200 amp breaker as your main breaker in your house, you will never come close to maxing it out. You plug 2 Ipads into an outlet, that outlet is probably A 20 amp breaker. It only takes 1.5 amps to charge each iPad. You have 17 amps you are not using And you can’t use because you have used both outlets.
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1. What's an Ipad?
2. We use power strips.
3. Hubby is looking at Generacs now. Thank you kindly!
The second tweet sums it up for over here too, in terms of right bad, left good. I beginning to view the left leaning parties juvenile delinquents who haven't got what they've wanted. The only difference here is that the governing party has to horse trade in the Senate & that will be interesting.
They have to keep the Trump boogeyman alive. He’s coming to destroy democracy, to steal your babes from their cribs at night. It’s the only thing they have to divert attention to the fucktastrophe (thank you, Mara) caused by their President and party.
They’ll be milking Jan 6 through the midterms and beyond. It’s kind of pathetic. They’re all hoping Trump gets thrown in jail even though they all know it’ll never happen.
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This is our Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, she is a full on Green Cunt, no matter the cost. She's also Ukrainian and while a journalism student in Ukraine, worked against the Soviets. We're suffering because of her personal beliefs and is rich enough to afford it.
"A young Chrystia Freeland impressed Soviet Russia's KGB - Macleans.ca" A young Chrystia Freeland impressed Soviet Russia's KGB
Edit: I forgot to add that she's likely Trudeau's successor and will likely win.
"A young Chrystia Freeland impressed Soviet Russia's KGB - Macleans.ca" A young Chrystia Freeland impressed Soviet Russia's KGB
Edit: I forgot to add that she's likely Trudeau's successor and will likely win.
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Talking about green cunts, you been following what's been going in in Netherlands? Same green enviro weenie cunt fucktards are trying to destroy Dutch farmers, with their green energy emissions bullshit.
Angry farmers block Dutch highways to protest pollution plan
Dutch farmers protesting against the government’s plans to reduce emissions of nitrogen oxide and ammonia gather for a demonstration at Stroe, Netherlands, Wednesday, June 22, 2022. Thousands of farmers drove their tractors along roads and highways across the Netherlands, heading for a mass protest against the Dutch government’s plans to rein in emissions of nitrogen oxide and ammonia. (AP Photo/Aleksandar Furtula)
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Farmers driving tractors blocked highways in the Netherlands on Monday and set small blazes outside at least two town halls in the latest protest sparked by a government pledge to rein in pollution emissions, a move that will hit the country’s agriculture sector.
Authorities urged motorists to check traffic updates before setting off, amid the protests that follow a gathering last week of tens of thousands of farmers in the central Netherlands that also caused traffic chaos around the country.
“We advise road users to be extra alert,” the government’s road and water department said in a statement. Several highways around the country were affected by the protests.
Justice Minister Dilan Yesilgöz-Zegerius condemned the protests.
“Several highways are currently blocked by farmers. You don’t make your point by endangering road users. This can have serious consequences. Then the police have no choice but to intervene where possible, if necessary afterwards. Don’t let it get that far,” the minister tweeted.
Dutch broadcaster NOS reported that farmers lit small fires outside town halls in the city of Apeldoorn and the town of Epe in the central Netherlands.
Earlier, local broadcaster Omroep Brabant showed a truck dumping large, plastic-covered bales of hay on a highway near the town of Liessel, some 150 kilometers (93 miles) southeast of the capital, Amsterdam. On at least two more highways, farmers drove or parked their tractors, snarling traffic.
The Dutch governing coalition has mandated reductions in emissions of nitrogen oxides and ammonia of up to 70% in many areas of the country close to protected nature areas — even reaching as high as 95% in some places. The government has been forced to act after courts in recent years began blocking permits for infrastructure and housing projects because the country was missing its emissions targets.
The government has earmarked an extra 24.3 billion euros ($25.6 billion) to finance agricultural reforms that will likely make many farmers drastically reduce their number of livestock or to get rid of them altogether.
The pollution reduction targets, which have to be achieved by provincial governments, have been opposed even by members of Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s own party and other members of his coalition. Provincial governments have been given a year to formulate plans to meet the targets.
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Just a friendly reminder folks, the green environmental govt fucktards from the US, CAN, and even the EU, hate us.
Natural Gas: Domestic Nitrogen Fertilizer Production Depends on Natural Gas Availability and Prices
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