To be fair, there is likely some fire to go with the smoke. Regular vehicles which are only driven short distances can collect water in the exhaust which can lead to corrosion. Hydrogen vehicles might experience something similar. And I guess fuel cell exhaust would not reach similar temperatures to an ICE exhaust. But I'm sure the system could easily be designed to ensure icing up would not be a problem.
Yes, and here is you ticket. Go to platform 9 3/4 and have a good trip, grandad...
Are you suggesting we send all the old people to Detroit?
Who is John Galt?
That's a meaningless anecdote.
It's also worth noting that treatment on the UK's NHS is not free to foreign visitors. (Certain treaties notwithstanding)
My friend, who works in the pharmaceutical industry in the UK, was telling my of a pharmaceutical company refusing to provide drugs to the NHS at the price they were willing to pay. So yes, this is happening.
Though personally, I think the patent and approval process and other things are totally screwing up drug prices in the first place, the laws of supply and demand still apply, even if the market is distorted.
You know what the major by-products of combustion of regular gasoline are, right?
Insert obligatory "Call that a history?" comment.
Apparently they can learn that it's yet another way to buy votes.
God help us all.
Haselton has gone meta.
Android doesn't come with a terminal emulator. The command line is there.
I heard something about too much Rs breaking the internet.
Ah, if you're going to just pull speculation out your arse, there's really nowhere to go with this.
What's your point?
And by "securely", I mean "not loose in the cabin during turbulence" not "keeping simps happy"
One way to make your old car run better is to look up the price of a new model.
