"You can't put a gun rack in a Volt."
-- Newt Gingrich, opining on Chevrolet's new Volt electric car in front of an audience in Georgia
I swear, these people couldn't be more of a punchline if they were actually wearing clown costumes. By all means, keep tossing out that red meat -- it's working brilliantly.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
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Not to belittle the point, but I thought I saw this in reference to a speech in Oklahoma, where the wind whistles through the oil rigs and such. Maybe at Billy Graham's diploma mill?
Thanks for sharing.
And I have to say that even though I'm not a robot, and I've signed in thru the almighty Gogle, I can't read the g-d- captchas that are needed to post here. 24th try.
I bet the "wooo haw"'s he got in response are still echoing through the stratosphere on their way to some very confused and frightened aliens on an observation pod somewhere.
@tonyl-you can always let the robot read the captchas aloud to you.
You can't put a gun rack in a Corvette either. Should Chevy stop making those too, you fucking idiot?
He's an ass. You can put a gun rack on anything.
But you can put a robotic arm to hold your raygun which you bought with the money you saved on gasoline, by driving an electric car.
By the way, anyone who visits Thomas Edison's house (historical site) and garage, will see his electric cars were practical for use, and they certainly are every bit as old, or maybe older than his classic gasoline engine cars.
Electric cars is at least a hundred years old. So don't be fooled when they say the battery technology is not quite there yet. It has been there for a century. The only problem with electric cars is that they may simply be too good, which may run the automobile and oil industry right out of business.
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