I love Teslas

I went into a coma before the music even finished….I think I got 10 seconds in….

 

OMG I absolutely love it.

 

Watch it its well worth it , if my old T Series motor let go , I'd do this to it rather then 50k on a new engine .

 

Except it would cost you £200k, which you clearly don't have.

 

Would your sister lend it to me , now she's back in town ? After all we are FB friends .

 

Of course she would. Never understood your unhealthy obsession with her, but I digress.

 

How could one not be obsessed , a female PP...

 

So you lust after me? That explains everything.

 

No........you look so old now , but your sister looks still so young what gives ?

 

I've lead a hard life.

 

Poor Whom.


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How rude

 

I found this interesting.

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Horse, is that you?

 

Olio


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The answer to the question: "what could possibly go wrong?"

https://reneweconomy.com.au/tesla-megapack-container-on-fire-at-site-of-australias-biggest-battery/

 

What a revelation!
Of course no ICE car, power station, fuel depot or coalhandling facility has ever had a fire....oh, wait...

 

**WARNING** For Poopsie Pie only, others risk falling asleep.

VW's High-Profile EVs Are Having A Hard Time (jalopnik.com)

 

I think the main players just gave Tesla too much of a head start. That gave time for Tesla to get world wide acceptance and time to make a great product at a great price. 5 years ago, if a Tesla and VW were available for the same price, almost no one would buy the Tesla. Now that is certainly not the case.

 

Ta for the heads up on this factor .

 

1970s washing machine motor owned by Clint!
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Oh, oh, oh, must have


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Contact Clint on .....................

 

Damn, can I send him a text message?

 

Food for thought. For all electrical things.
1 earths magnetic field is reducing rapidly and accelerating in its reduction. In some areas down over 15 % plus
https://www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/Swarm/Swarm_probes_weakening_of_Earth_s_magnetic_field
2 this then leads the earth to be more prone to a Carrington type event https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2020/08/carrington-event-warning/
Yes the probability is low but the damaged caused during the Carrington event was when the Earths magnetic field was near full strength for this to happen now, a Faraday cage is useless.