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Husband, WHAT DID I TELL YOU ABOUT COMING HOME LATE!!!

Yes Sir https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffcm&q=1958+Chevrolet+Apache&iax=images&ia=images

People that think I have to give up my FREEDOM so they can feel better of safer!

Until the battery technology becomes so good that they never wear out or they have some type of lifetime warranty regardless of ownership, then I would consider an electric vehicle. Even better soon as I see an electric airplane fly across country I’ll be first in line to buy an electric vehicle. And I’m not talking about some experimental ultralight hybrid battery thing, I’m talking about a jet airliner carrying 100+ passengers. on top of all that the infrastructure cannot handle the electric vehicles that .gov is wanting everybody to have. With getting away from coal and natural gas we better start building nuclear plants.

Been waiting on this since the thread started, show us the goods!

As will all the other leftest commie propaganda outlets.

Back into this thread https://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/florida-family-electric-car-problem-replacement-battery-costs-more-vehicle The Florida family found out a replacement for the electric car's battery would cost thousands Avery Siwinski is a 17-year-old who's parents spent $11,000 on a used Ford Focus Electric car, which is a 2014 model and had about 60,000 miles when it was bought, according to KVUE. The teenager had the car for six months before it began giving her issues and the dashboard was flashing symbols. "It was fine at first," Siwinski said. "I loved it so much. It was small and quiet and cute. And all the sudden it stopped working." The Ford dealership had advised us that we could replace the battery," said her grandfather, Ray Siwinski. "It would only cost $14,000." However, the family found out that there weren't any batteries of that type available anymore because the Ford model is discontinued. So an eight year old car needs a new battery and the battery is no longer made, that make me want a plug in car even more.

I read the part about the shooter, You are right Garufa, poster child for sure.

I believe we all can agree on these!

Well you lump all of us into one pile, thanks. We are trained to back in, and you can not see if a person is behind you when backing out. I try to "pull through" before I back in, even park further out into the lot to avoid any issues.

Joke time

Very nice Greg, very nice.

Very well done!!!

Motor boating!!!

no joy

Talk about click bait, I LOVE IT!!! GLWS

The price of gas, food, and such have STOPPED my buying any thing for a bit. Glad yall made a good day out of the show, Congrats!

NO GREATER TRUTH HAS EVER BEEN SPOKEN!!!

I will 2nd this.

Thanks much, I will check tonight.

Yesterday afternoon the rain had the traffic at a halt on 440. We got some rain the end of last week, I mowed what needed mowing on Monday morning, but the rest can wait.

That has been their Agenda for many years. Miss Feinstein out of commieforna said it out loud if she had the votes she would take them all. That was years ago.

Praying for the for the family's that lost loved ones, the 2 year old boy that lost both parents that day, I think of him every time I read or hear about this.

I’d be willing to bet my last dollar, in this day and time, you will not find anyone to do this for you. As it would be considered building a firearm that does not have a serial number it does not belong to the builder.

We lost our Dad on December 5 last year. Back in 1972 my brother and Dad were selling donuts for the Scouts. Ran up on a man selling raffle tickets for a rifle. A deal was made, Dad bought a ticket and the man bought a box of donuts. Well the man called and Dad had won. My Dad never liked firearms so the rifle was put for a a few years. When I got older we would beg to get the rifle out and shoot. I moved off and had a family as well as my brothers and sister. The rifle was put up and forgot about. My brother got the rifle and asked me to get some ammo up so we could shoot. Well being a hand loader I had some cast and powder coated lead. Found the brass, dies and went to loading some up. On Fathers day this year my brother gave me the rifle. He and our other brother had talked about giving it to me for Fathers Day. We shot it for the first time in 35 years or more. This past Saturday my son and myself went to OK Corral to shoot. Here are is the target, now it is hard for me to see that well with iron sights, but I will say I did think I did just fine with a 50 year old rifle and my 63 year old eyes and untested loads. The hits in the red are off a rest to get crono numbers, the rest are seated off hand. The rifle has some age and a few "beauty marks".