It's just basic sulky, pouty, stampy-footed, petulant libertarianism.
Some people like to surrender their freedoms and become followers. Looking like you're one of them.
It's just basic sulky, pouty, stampy-footed, petulant libertarianism.
Some people like to surrender their freedoms and become followers. Looking like you're one of them.
What freedom do you think people are surrendering?Some people like to surrender their freedoms and become followers. Looking like you're one of them.
Not enough of us willing to be off the herd...It doesn't HAVE to be like that. We need to stand together, like the cast of Grange Hill, and ''Just say NO!' lol
Not enough of us willing to be off the herd...
Hello from Ruralsville! Literally, everyone who owns an EV in our neck of the woods... and hills... and mud, snow and occasional flash-floods... also owns a petrol or diesel 'backup' car, which they always seem to choose to use during the winter months. The fact is that owning an EV, and also [secretly] owning a combustion-engined vehicle, enables one to both virtue signal and get home safely at the same time! Ideal! I think.
I have a July story for you. Are you sitting comfortably?
Once upon a time, my friends bought a Tesla. As it was mid-summer, they decided to take their lovely new car out for a spin to our local outdoor music festival, which is on a pronounced hill. They opted to leave their trusty Discovery Sport at home in bed. Anyway, the weather gods sent the RAIN, and they just kept on sending it! So, when the music finally stopped, poor old Jack and Jill just couldn't get up that big, muddy hill, and along with hundreds of other motorists in 2WD EV and ICE vehicles, they had to wait in line for the site-based tractors and pickups to tow them to higher ground. It was very sad.
This isn't a story of EV v ICE of course, but moreover, it's a story about the importance of choosing the right vehicle (and tyres!) for the job in hand. The end.
Ideal! I was doing promo work for Land Rover when they launched their first hybrid. Initially the cars had more traction than the sales team. See what I did there? No, me neither. LolMine is AWD
Nice story, but nothing to do with EV versus ICE.I have a July story for you. Are you sitting comfortably?
Once upon a time, my friends bought a Tesla. As it was mid-summer, they decided to take their lovely new car out for a spin to our local outdoor music festival, which is on a pronounced hill. They opted to leave their trusty Discovery Sport at home in bed. Anyway, the weather gods sent the RAIN, and they just kept on sending it! So, when the music finally stopped, poor old Jack and Jill just couldn't get up that big, muddy hill, and along with hundreds of other motorists in 2WD EV and ICE vehicles, they had to wait in line for the site-based tractors and pickups to tow them to higher ground. It was very sad.
This isn't a story of EV v ICE of course, but moreover, it's a story about the importance of choosing the right vehicle (and tyres!) for the job in hand. The end.
Yep, see my comment at the end.Nice story, but nothing to do with EV versus ICE.
I'm lining my pockets every month.
In silent,
For clarity's sake, I was suggesting that if you run both an EV AND a PDV simultaneously, then it might be perceived as signalling your commitment to 'net zero' without actually... well, committing to it.
I'm assuming that you only run an EV, which is fine, of course.
They aren't silent, they whine. Bit like their owners