It's impossible to do if you're at Chevrolet. They even fucked up the Camaro's looks.

Not true. Diesels require expensive maintenance. They typically will last far longer than a gas engine if they get that maintenance regularly but if you skimp on maintenance you'll get burned badly. A lot also depends on who makes the diesel. I don't know who makes the Ford Powerstroke engines but they have serious problems with bad injectors and even if you DIY the parts are pricey as well. The Dodge uses a Cummins diesel which generally are insanely reliable but it's essentially a big truck diesel depowered so it wont twist the frame on the Dodge. Too bad about the Dodge transmission though. The very best truck would be (IMHO) a F250 King Ranch with a Dodge Cummins diesel and a Chevy Allison transmission. You'd have a truck you could drive for over a million miles with little to no problem. For a car I don't think a diesel is such a great idea. I see electric as the future for cars. Maybe 5-10 years and then gas will start to fade, 20 years at the outside. I say this as someone who drives a big v-8 and loves it but you can't stop the future.

It's too easy to uncap wells. They'll just idle those sites until prices go back up. If there is a profit to be found someone will exploit it.

Now and then some people actually need to be shot. This is one reason we let the cops carry guns.

Maybe the solution is to set a sales limit. If they sell more than X amount of cars then they must go to a dealer system. It makes no sense for someone selling a handful of cars to have to work the same system as companies moving hundreds of thousands of units.

I think people that are really into music use the net. Casual listeners like myself just turn on the radio and let it flow. Most of the types I know that live with earbuds stuffed in their ears 24/7 get all their tunes online but not everyone is that heavily involved. For most people FM radio is adequate to their needs.

That sounds reasonable. As long as there is some way for video including the event to be saved then it should all be good. I'd think the cops would be okay with that, it would have saved that officer in Jefferson a lot of grief.

It's minor compared to a few rounds from a pistol. I think the cops are more worried about all the donut shop footage than anything else though.

Because 99 percent of what happens in a cop's day is mind numbing, boring shit. All we need is the video of the incident. Maybe it should also come on when they call in a stop but to run that thing 24/7 is ridiculous.

How the hell will they be able to sit in the donut shops then. The last thing we need is hungry officers who are pissed off they can't take a break when they feel like it.

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Ah...that's what happened. I wondered how it got screwed up. I noticed one day that my searches weren't working the way I expected and I noticed I was suddenly using yahoo. I couldn't figure what the hell had happened. I changed it back to google and it stayed there but I was wondering.

Jobs had the vision and used that vision to drive the creative minds around him. All too often the brains build things just to build them with no idea about anything else. Jobs could not have done it without people like Wozniak.

It's one of those movies that can easily go either way. Lots of people will hate it and lots will love it. At least it's not the same old shit.

My Dad is a big Beck fan and even he called bullshit on that gold advertisement of his.