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Chronicles of a stable genius - all the biggliest stuff

tsf said:
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More of a question of market dynamics. I'd be buying a hybrid if I was in Europe ( or even here ) and keep it for about 10 years or so until significantly more charging infrastructure is in place. Europe has issues with energy at the moment, I wouldn't be going full electric just yet. But I tell you what, China is going to dominate the world EV market now, the cars they have in place are quality and cheaper than Tesla's.
 
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Monoethnic Social Club said:
Did you have a little spasm there on the last word? Too many hormone blockers perhaps?

heres one for ya on a Friday turbo #2

Q. How do you make a hormone?
A. Kick her in the pussy.
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Greek humour ain't no laughing matter.

But appreciate your effort, monobrow :cool:
 
tsf said:
Yeah, with those wooly-haired far-left marxists at the News.com.au, Channel 7, Channel 9, Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier Mail, The Australian, Sky News, West-Australian....
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And all of talk back radio.
 
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erogenouszone said:
More of a question of market dynamics. I'd be buying a hybrid if I was in Europe ( or even here ) and keep it for about 10 years or so until significantly more charging infrastructure is in place. Europe has issues with energy at the moment, I wouldn't be going full electric just yet. But I tell you what, China is going to dominate the world EV market now, the cars they have in place are quality and cheaper than Tesla's.
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100%. Japanese cars were laughed at and ridiculed when they started making them. The same thing happened with South Korea.

Now both mobs have cars that have 10 year warranties and are quality.

China's rise as a quality car manufacturer is set in stone. It's inevitable.

I saw the head of ford US the other day almost resignedly conceding America has lost any advantage they had and could have had.

It's all over. Maybe not in the next 5 years but definitely in the next 20.
 
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Tesla would’ve gone out of business if Mr Free Market Let the Consumer Decide didn’t get so many subsidies for himself and tax/restrictions slapped on the Chinese.

Anyone who thinks they cannot produce quality now is dreaming. Iv been going there for 20 years, the amount of progress they’ve made in the last 10 is ludicrous.
 
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Muz said:
I stay out of middle east politics because it's too complicated and fuck all that BUT I will say this. (And hopefully only this.)

What did Hamas think would happen when they killed 1400 Israelis?
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No shit, right?

It's like someone always gets this whacky, amazing out there brand new idea that's never been tried before - let's just fuckin kill people and see if things get better. And then in a shock, the 1 tonne bear they poked in the eye fucking sits on them.

Honestly, not a Trump supporter, but why not turn it into a golf course? Happy Gilmore is as violent as golf gets.
 
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Muz said:
Because what we need is more pollution.

Trump to bring back plastic straws.

All the biggliest stuff.

www.independent.co.uk

Trump says he’s bringing back plastic straws in new executive order

The Biden administration had moved to remove harmful single-use plastics from federal operations
www.independent.co.uk www.independent.co.uk
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You obviously didn't read the article your posted.

Particularly this link;

www.usatoday.com

Not so eco-friendly? Paper straws contain more 'forever chemicals' than plastic, study says

A new study found 90% of paper straws tested contained forever chemicals, or PFAS, compared to 75% of plastic straws
www.usatoday.com

Too funny.
 
vo2Max said:
You obviously didn't read the article your posted.

Particularly this link;

www.usatoday.com

Not so eco-friendly? Paper straws contain more 'forever chemicals' than plastic, study says

A new study found 90% of paper straws tested contained forever chemicals, or PFAS, compared to 75% of plastic straws
www.usatoday.com

Too funny.
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You obviously didn't read, or more likely chose to ignore, the following a paragraphs in the link you referred to.

"While PFAS were present in most straws tested, the low concentration, paired with the limited extent to which people use straws, means they don’t pose an immediate risk to humans.

Small amounts of PFAS are not harmful in and of themselves, but rather their ability to build up over time, including in the human body, is what poses the most risk. Even with these findings, plant-based straws are still better for the environment than straight-up plastics."

You aren't funny.
 
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Hilarious that grown men are cheering this fucking idiot on.

Especially people he wouldn’t even piss on.

Executive order on straws. Fuck me dead a complete idiocracy.

Wasting time and money on ridiculous shit for the brain dead cult members.

If this was a woman doing this they’d be losing their shot at how dumb and petty it is.

Tbh trump is a funny fool. It’s the people who lap it up who are the real retards.
 
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Keeper66 said:
You obviously didn't read, or more likely chose to ignore, the following a paragraphs in the link you referred to.

"While PFAS were present in most straws tested, the low concentration, paired with the limited extent to which people use straws, means they don’t pose an immediate risk to humans.

Small amounts of PFAS are not harmful in and of themselves, but rather their ability to build up over time, including in the human body, is what poses the most risk. Even with these findings, plant-based straws are still better for the environment than straight-up plastics."

You aren't funny.
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According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), PFAS are widely used and persist for long periods of time in the environment, meaning they are found in the blood of people and animals around the world, as well as air, water, soil and in low levels in foods, packaging and household products.

What health risks are associated with PFAS?​

While scientists are still working to determine the extent to which PFAS impact us, animals and our environment, they are already associated with a list of health concerns.

According to the EPA, PFAS have been linked to:

  • Reproductive effects such as decreased fertility or increased high blood pressure in pregnant women.
  • Developmental effects or delays in children, including low birth weight, accelerated puberty, bone variations, or behavioral changes.
  • Increased risk of some cancers, including prostate, kidney, and testicular cancers.
  • Reduced ability of the body’s immune system to fight infections, including reduced vaccine response.
  • Interference with the body’s natural hormones.
  • Increased cholesterol levels and/or risk of obesity.
 
All his fat supporters sipping cola extra size - probably smart politics 😂
 
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