Only one EV charger at home?!

I can hardly hear my washing machine on spin, until it decides to rearrange the kitchen.

I had sort of a Bella Lugosi voice on my Nuvi. On long highway trips it would get bored and say stuff like 'I think I hear someone in the trunk'.

We don't have "forecourts". They sound hazardous.

If there is excrement to be dealt with, I'll call it excrement. But I don't use the words constantly, out of context, which a lot of people here do.

Snow is white, excrement isn't.

It's not a bad word. It's more polite than S*IT (shouted, in all caps.)

Strange how many men shout that constantly, but I've never met a woman who does.

I has a girlfriend who said "oh corrode" when she was upset. That was sort of cute.

I've seen passenger cars smoke their brakes because they didn't shift down.

The trucks I drove had Jacobs brakes.

In some cases the original design anticipated enough heat loss to melt the snow off the roof. And then they insulated the attic.

You probably could eat this. Except under the bird feeder. And wear the deer wander around. I'd avoid the trail the raccoon made from his den to a potential source of cat food.

One of my mother's sayings directed toward some holier than thou type was 'She wouldn't say s*it if she had a mouthful.'

Nah, in Humboldt County they're just stoned out of their gourds.

I wasn't thrilled that a '82 Firebird I bought had AT but that was what was available. Then I took a contract in Boston... Boston probably isn't the world's largest parking lot but they try harder.

One of the stranger chores I've had was convincing my 70-odd year old mother that she could drive an automatic. She'd only been driving since the early 1920s. She caught on fast and decided she really liked power steering too. My father didn't believe in automatics, power anything, car radios, and so forth.

No match. Michigan might have a problem or two but at least it hasn't reached the point where REI pulls out. Yours is still open and not running

rbowman snipped-for-privacy@montana.com wrote

Not sure why it would be just the hot ones selling better in those years.

I insist on them, but that was so my massive great alsatian had his own window. Previous was a 1300 VW Beetle. The bugger insisted on having his head out the window all the time so he could bite the trucks going past in the opposite direction and used to slobber all down the back of my neck in the summer. So I changed it for a 4 door Golf so he got his own window.

Not here.

A steaming turd small frog car. Renault something or other, forget which exactlu.

Yes you do.

Then you need a new hearing aid.

Each of ours (Highlander and FJ cruiser) holds 60 liters. What sort of econobox do you drive?

Um. I think so. There's one next door to the Whole Paycheck where I occasionally shop. I couldn't say about the sales. We only go into sporting goods stores for ammo.

Not arf as uneasy as power assisted brakes that lose power assistance.

I had a manual XJS once. The brakes were fed not by vacuum, but by an electric pump.

I was just coasting to a halt in my drive when I switched the engine off. The brakes vanished.

Not really. They are simpler cheaper and slightly more efficient. And give greater control of the vehicle.

At least F1 cars put the light on when regenerating. I assume EVs are the same