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I would not say common, but they certainly exist. I’ve only seen maybe a couple in person here in, let’s say the very central U.S. There are no factory produced trucks like that as far as I’m aware, these are all (very expensive, I’m sure) aftermarket or custom conversions, on top of the already $60k-100k truck.

Apparently a blazing DNF is better than 2nd place down there in Florida, I guess.

So if you’re defending yourself or others from kidnappers (an epidemic these days), use a vehicle. At least that’s what I got out of this.

“Hmm, I don’t know what the fuck that was. Probably not important, I guess. Anyways, here’s your files.”

-Roxio

I think I seen some calculation where it said that an engine uses the same amount of fuel to start as it does to idle five minutes. I don’t know if that was average, a specific engine, or if it referred to gas or diesel though.

Well hopefully he does a charge back on his card if he’s smart. I wouldn’t give his ass a dime.

District Attorney Travis Page. Gaston County. Prosecutorial District 38. (704) 852-3113. Tell him your thoughts.

More like 3 tons. Even smaller SUV’s are 4000+ pounds.

I’m very skeptical that the Chinese government having your data as an American is worse than the American government and corporations (you know, the people with applicable jurisdiction) having it. Seems more likely to me that American interests just weren’t happy about a huge platform of Americans not being under their umbrella of control and censorship. Sure, you could argue that China of course has their own, but the two wouldn’t completely overlap, so there were windows where things could be freely and organically discussed and organized by Americans, without American government and corporate interference. Obviously that couldn’t be allowed to stand.