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09/18/09
Stop just Stop.
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you don't have to stop at the red light
you look like the moon rover
no you can't ride in my buggy tonight
Box Fan,
you said square wheels ain't right,
but I went to the home depot,
and for these fans the price was right,
Box fan!
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Joke.
09/15/09
Nobody needs that much power to hold the preset memory.
09/15/09
Actually I think the square bits are floating fenders. Kinda neat, really.
I think it was the French who first came up with the concept of "biberonnage," or "bottle feeding," using an electric car in an operating paradigm that made allowance for many short stops to top up the batteries. Don't ask me which company it was that was working on that.
But anyway, a bunch of little top-up charges can make your electric car cover an awful lot of ground. Stopping for a coffee? Plug in the car: thirty minutes of charging time. Picking up the groceries? Plug in for another half hour. Schtupping your boss' wife? Plug the car in too while you're at it, for maximum voltage for a quick getaway. It is a French idea after all.
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Anything - or anyone - worth doing, is worth doing well.
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