Upper age limit of 30?????? GIVE ME A BREAK!!!!!! There should be no upper age limit. Lots of god people out here who did not grab the golden ring the first time arond or got to the pary too early. baWE ALL DESERVE A CHANCE. It is illegal to discriminate on the basis of age. So no upper age limit is the way to go. a

I am still not particularly visible here and want to keep it that way. There is one person who seems to be posting at most places I go to read. His posts are sometimes quite objectionable and when I see evidence of his presence, I do not want to be on his persons to troll list, in case he or anyone else who posts here decidesto make me his target. So, please keep the option to post anonymously.

hmm Do you ever start your car in anything other than neutral????? If not, then no clutch in is tequired, obviously. We're not talking about what they teach you in driving school or expect you tondo on a test, we're talking about how cars work.! If you're in anything other than neutral (manual transmission of course), you MUST have the clutch engaged. Won't start otherwise, and you'll hear a lot of grinding of gear teeth.

Of course.. That is a different matter entirely. The rest of us are talking about cars, not monster trucks and yachts.

ohhhhh ?????????? Oh ye of little faith. He is right, you know.

Shall we say Nooooo. Have you ever driven a car, any car? All cars have a hand or emergency brake, near as I can tell. They operate in the same way and can be activatd by pulling the hand lever up or toard one's self, or if the.brakeis foot operated, as it is in many pickups, SUVs and other really manly vehicles, you step on the pedal with your left foot and push it down town toward the floor and leave it there, unltill such time you want to release it. Putting an automatic transmission into Park most certainly does not engage any sort of brake

In case you had not noticed, the only people who regularly learn to ride horses these days are one or more of the following: 1. Cowboys (real ones) 2. Rodeo contestants 3. Royalty 4. Billionaires and their children 5. Very small adults who decide they want to ride horses in races (jockeys) 6. Polo players 7. Connoisseurs of dressage 8. Connoisseurs of fox hunting 9. Ranch children (both ranch owners' children and cowhands' children) 10. Owners of show horses (like show dogs but usually a lot larger) 11. Starry-eyed young women from families with money 12. Canadian Mounties 13. Mounted ceremonial guards at various royal palaces and such 14. Members of mounted patrols in any number of large city Poloce Departments 15. The Ceremonial Cavalry of the French Army 16. Ceremonial Cavalry of US Armed Forces 17. Successful actors, actresses, and their children 18. Horse riders in circuses 19. Stunt men and women

Eh?????) Be fabulously wealthy if I coulddevise a way to keep my manual transmission car in gear when I Park the car????? Where's my money, Dude? I do that all the time!!!!!

That wads tried beginning with the Reagan administration. They just forgot to do anything to stop the subsidies to fossil and nuclear energy at the industrial level. These are subsidies that ate largely invisible to consumers and which continue to distort the energy market. Because energy and the services and products it can be converted into are at the core of our.economy, we must begin to think systemically about what it will take to transition as quickly and efficiently as possible to an economy based on renewables. This is our only hope for avoiding the worst consequences of global warming.

as electric bike owner, i can say that the quality of the motor most likely is he source of inefficiency compared to a tesla. hmmm... now there's an idea.. maybe the entry level tesla should be a well-designed and mass produced electrc bicycle instead of a $35.000 car

yes. might one find more sophisticated heavier duty equipment at a maker space?

No. Not fools. Just having the guts to speak up.