1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

That's cause Miguel is a hoe

 

i still think batteries are still a good 5-10 years away from having enough density to be used in colder regions. you might see wide use in warm regions by 2022

 

@Wulf and @Kwikvette

 

yea see. i dont find that attractive... and wouldnt touch that with an 11 ft pole

 

I agree

 

Good eyeTucker, or Tuck, is going to be 20 yrs old this summer. Or 21, dammit can't remember lol he can see just barely kinda and can't hear but can smell like a blood hound still. He's been with me longer than anyone or anything else and I know he can't live forever. But I'm so grateful I haven't even had to take him to the vet since 12. I quit shots and crap then. He's never had a health issue. He's always super obedient and just a perfect heavenly dog. Seriously it'd be hard to believe if I didn't have him myself

 

You forgot a zero

 

I said 5k plus a van for his 80

 

ok millennial

 

my grandmothers dog lived to be 22.. little guy was born 1 year before me. and lived 7 years after my grandmother passed!

 

What breed? I guess the little ones can live hella long

 

Ok gen z

 

And it's worth $400

 

i think hydrogen is the right answer. electric motor. with no batteries to worry about. just a hydrogen generator. infrastructure is what is limiting it.

 

chihuahua

 

In gas to transport it

 

It had $400 worth of glue and AstroTurf in it though

 

Oh, so now it's an even $0

 

Damn your generous

 

Cali is one of the only states with Hydrogen stations, and there was a shortage a few years back. Toyota actually offered rental cars during the outage.