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He is right there.Funny part is I actually have but no one noticed :)
The first one to help Burp.
He is right there.Funny part is I actually have but no one noticed :)
He is right there.
The first one to help Burp.
his little whore won't be around for long. part of the deal was that he would be gone most of the time and not trying to mount her with those mounds of stinky blubber.Can you imagine being that fat, that drunk, and that stupid and yet still having a hot little stripper wife AND someone still paying you 12 MIL NOT to coach their football team.......
Wher the f vck did I go wrong????
If he’s still working for Belichick he ain’t never getting any time off.his little whore won't be around for long. part of the deal was that he would be gone most of the time and not trying to mount her with those mounds of stinky blubber.
Is interning for free, mopping the floors and emptying the shred boxes really "working"?If he’s still working for Belichick he ain’t never getting any time off.
Just looked him up he's LBer coach for the Giants and just won a court case against Arky...Bert's livin large in the Big Apple but rumor has it his eyes are on Todd Exotic's DC job in Gville...Is interning for free, mopping the floors and emptying the shred boxes really "working"?
Mille Miglia is a great Italian restaurant in Kyiv.1953 Conrero-Alfa Romeo 1900 Ghia
This modified Alfa 1900 was built by Ghia for the Swiss gentleman racer Robert Fehlmann, who drove it in the 1953 Mille Miglia. It was the first car with a Supersonic body, styled by Ghia’s designer Giovanni Savonuzzi. Essentially it wasn’t fully an Alfa Romeo, only the Conrero-tuned engine came from an Alfa 1900. Savonuzzi constructed the chassis for this car specifically, using a Fiat 1400 front-axle and Lancia Aurelia rear-axle.
Fehlmann crashed the car during the race, destroying the body. The chassis was repaired and rebodied as a spyder, and it ran again in the 1954 Mille Miglia.
Despite it’s brief existence, the spectacular bodywork? attracted much attention. As a result, Ghia built several Supersonic bodies on an Aston Martin DB2/4, 8 Fiat 8V’s and 3 Jaguar XK120s. A similar style body was also created for the 1954 DeSoto Adventurer II concept.
1954 Desoto Adventurer Concept Car- looks like Ghia sold this crap to Desoto
Inside the Radison right? Beautiful architectureMille Miglia is a great Italian restaurant in Kyiv.
All good points BUT trust me..it's coming.electric cars are great as long as you don't want to drive more than an hour from home.
or use lights or heat or air conditioning.
or drive in the winter or in the heat when the batteries are less than optimal.
or when the batteries are more than a couple years old.
but if you live in San Diego, LA or SF fairly close to the water (because it's hot as you go inland), an electric car is perfect.
ROCKET SURGEON is the word.I can't believe a rocket scientist .
Sounds like a Chevy Volt.All good points BUT trust me..it's coming.
I have already thought of a way to build an integrated charging system using the driveline of the an electric car which will extend the charge severl hundred percent over anything in use right now and will NOT tell anyone what it involves......so simple I can't believe a rocket scientist like Musk hasn't thought of it.....rotating mass for millions baby.
I'm fully expecting a windmill here.I have already thought of a way to build an integrated charging system
Sort of....My theory wouldn't work in this application(drag car)but in a 2WD passenger car application vehicle or one that can switch between AWD and 2WD what are your front wheels doing? How do electric motors provide current? BTW I'm not talking about an alternate full time charging system just a way to maintain the available charge....That's all I can say right now......hold on Elon is calling.....I'm fully expecting a windmill here.