Yellowtail

At night?

Wow, great job Coast Guard!

I do not think the new car dealers generally take trades.

Everyone knows incarceration and even the death penalty are not deterrents. Society has failed these tormented individuals, and society needs to show them some compassion and give them the help they need. We can't make bad people good, but we can make sick people well. We, as a society need to love them until they can learn to love themselves.

Spending 500,000 to save 1,000 a month makes great economic sense.

I really don't you can explain yourself...

Wind up

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If I could only afford one pair, I would get photo-grey. Maybe

You understand this guy is funded by the oil industry, yes? Used card pollute more than new cars, they need to be scrapped, not carried from country to country to save the greedy a few pennies.

Wrong. The depreciation is only high the first few years.

It does keep the attention on Trump and off the wildly successful current administration.

And how miserable must one be to think this is anyone's main concern.

They're loaded with them, especially (I think) Netflix stuff. Notice how the rave review content often seems to counter the negative reviews. It's gotten where everything they write is so unbelievable it's rediculous.

I have never heard of this, do you have anything that support your claim? Virtually all the taxies are LPG/CNG, as are many delivery trucks and personal cars. LPG/CNG is no more dangerous than petrol.

Not sure where you are, but there are plenty of coal trains and some container trains as well. Given Thailand's population density and production/population proximity to the seaports, extensive freight lines make little sense. About half the containers from China are unloaded at Los Angeles and Long Beach. Loading a train to move 400 containers from the Southern California thousands of miles across the county makes a lot of sense. Loading a train go 100 miles from Laem Chabang to Bangkok does not.

You should at least try to get her into AA.

$3? Yikes! I just paid my annual Mint bill.

I think that because most driving is done around town, EVs make pretty good sense for people that have dedicated parking and a charge facility at home.

I think tennis

At night and indoors?

That's pretty good. We'll say (200+320)/2 for a 260 average. My last 10 fills: Most of my driving is in and around Bangkok, so don't eat at pumps and almost never use the bathroom at a pump. It takes 5-10 minutes to fuel, and I generally do not get out of the vehicle. So, you have to make almost three times as often as I do and spend almost seventy minutes to do what it takes me less than ten minutes to do. This does not include the time into and out of the pump. It does get better for you driving around town, as you get to plug in at home, but still the savings is minimal. I'm glad you like your EV, I think they're great, but I think the economic and environmental benefit are greatly exaggerated.

Indeed

How far do you get on 20–30-minute charge?

You implied you were putting that electricity straight into your car. Clearly you are not.