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Verdekal posted...

I get the sentiment but how legal can that be? Streets are not privately owned.

As legal as the local authority sets it be usually.

If this is about Riley having a midlife crisis, I might watch it, I think it'll be about puberty though.

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What do you mostly see going on in that subreddit?

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/r/fuckcars is to get society to be less car centric, they're well aware the areas they talk about are car centric. what part of "we don't like how the way the world current is, so let's try to change that" is strange to you?

James_xeno posted...

When the next nearest town if ~5 miles away and you work, have family or shop there.. walking, biking etc becomes a ridiculous thing. And once you start talking about families and children.. Yeah, good luck.

Biking 5 miles is totally a reasonable distance to ride on a bike. My dad use to ride way more then that daily, and still bikes that far most days.

Try shopping for a family of 4 or 5 using the buss or a bike or walking etc.

It's pretty easy to carry goods for 5 people on a bike, if you have some good saddle bags. Even easier if you have a cargo bike. Lots of people do this around the world.

A lot of these fallacious assumptions rest on the idea that cars replaced trains and walking. No, cars replaced horses and buggies and just horses.

Are you serious? Cars are way more common then horses and buggies or just buggies before the car was invented.

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Decimeters are a thing FYI, people just don't usually use them.

I don't think I've ever bought physical music.

DKBananaSlamma posted...

Ash's pokemon are dumb

Not really, Aerodac had zero rock type moves in generation 1, so it's an irrelevent weakness against Aerodac.

DrizztLink posted...

I don't think I've ever heard of an "open murder" charge.

It's pretty common in Nevada, it basically means the Jury gets to decide the degree of murder or manslaughter.

I use it way less than I used. I usually used to browse it on my phone, while out and about, but it's such a pain to used the website on mobile, I only do so very rarely.

You really fight manga artists are the ones managing the websites?

IceCreamOnStero posted...

If it gets people to focus on EVs instead of getting rid of fossil fuels in the power grid? It absolutely does.

Except it doesn't get people to focus on EVs, instead of getting rid of fossil fuels in the power grid. So again it makes absolutely no sense.

IceCreamOnStero posted...

Given the majority of US electricity is still generated through fossil fuels...

Sure, but:

A) Oil is only one of those fossils fuels, and by far the smallest of them, and
B) Fossil fuels are becoming a smaller and smaller part of the US electricity.

It makes no sense for oil companies to try to convince people to change from ICE vehicle, to EVs.

IceCreamOnStero posted...

Are you playing dumb? Yes, EVs don't use oil, instead they use electricity generated by an oil power plant. You really got me there!

Shit you got me yeah all those other power plants, magically don't provide any power to EV vehicles. Damn that's supposed to be a secret how'd you find out about that. /s

ElMaton04 posted...

Sure let's ignore the all the gas those decades old machinery sucks up to mine lithium and all the petroleum we need to make the car parts.

Or we could acknowledge that the resources to make a car are way less then the resources used by using the car.

IceCreamOnStero posted...

Try making a coherent pount next time because this is a bunch of gibberish

It's way more coherent then your using less oil doesn't make us less depend on oil point.

IceCreamOnStero posted...

EVs don't do jack shit for our dependancy on oil, they just create a middleman.

Lol. Sure if the middleman can get their goods from anywhere. Which you know is a dumb idea for a business.

IceCreamOnStero posted...

EVs are oil propaganda so your latter claim is a bit bogus.

LMAO. This is so funny. Ah yes obviously the oil industry wants the widespread adoption of technology that will make it so easier to end our dependency on oil./s

streamofthesky posted...

If "paying for roads" was truly the goal, they could just levy a smaller tax on all non-commercial vehicles.

Why would it only apply to non-commercial vehicles when commercial vehicles have way more of an impact on road conditions?

Unknown5uspect posted...

Road repairs are exclusively paid for by the gas tax. How else do you propose to address EVs not paying gas tax?

Replace it with a vehicle weight tax. Since Vehicle weight has the biggest effect on the road deterioration caused by the vehicle.

tripleh213 posted...

Maybe since 2020?

If that includes game released in 2020, Yakuza Like a Dragon is pretty good.

Tyranthraxus posted...

Are they actually a PHB or some other supplement race or are they just covered in some appendix somewhere? I only have 4 5e books.

They were in Volo's Guide to Monsters, and are also in Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse. I believe setting specific versions are in Eberron - Rising from the Last War, and Explorer's Guide to Wildemount. Though Wildemount was made by WoTC with Critical Role as it's Critical Role's setting.

Tyranthraxus posted...

Orcs usually aren't playable without a monster template and the game probably doesn't want to have to put in the monster template rules just for one race.

5e doesn't have monster templates (edit: for players that is). Orcs don't really function much different then any other rraces.

Ricemills posted...

Wasn't it Koei's, not EA?

Anyway, the last game I've played from them was DW7 or one of those gundam warriors on ps3. They're not fun to me anymore.

Omega Force (a division of Koei) made it, but EA published it.

Is it tomato ketchup? Ketchup can be based on other things beside Ketchup, the original Ketchup was Mushroom Ketchup.

It sounds like a good intro. If you are planning to have it take place mainly in Absalom I'd reccomend checking out Absalom, City of Lost Omens. It's a pretty extensive setting book about Absalom with a lot of locations and adventures seeds. Though I probably wouldn't get if you are just planning to have it start in Absalom, and spend most of the time away, due to the price.

Reuters Says

It does not take into account how much of a product a person can safely consume.

That seems pretty pointless, in that case.

At the very least wait for the Summer Sale to start, it might be on sale.

GranTurismo posted...

oh, they really dont' do much? why do many companies have them?

Because lots of people don't really know they don't do much, and think so they don't bother suing.

Ninjaluver posted...

"Hey, we know our user base is giving you guys hell, and the public sentiment online is siding with us and also giving you hell.

So, say our operating costs are 20m. Say you give us 6 months of that, 10m, maybe we all walk away into the sunset and get everyone to quiet down for you"

Is another way of saying

"You pay us $10m, and we will quiet the mob down and make this easier for you. Don't pay us off, and we will feed you to the dogs"

Except they didn't say that first bit at all.

Ninjaluver posted...

I know about the $20 million operating cost. Which is why the exec from Apollo "joked" (i.e. threatened blackmail) that if Reddit would just pay him half that cost, $10 million, Apollo would keep quiet and walk off into the sunset for this whole thing.

How on earth is that blackmail?

ZannoL posted...

Team Agents of Atlas

Um, are they actually supposed to be calling them "Team Agents of Atlas"? Agents of Atlas is fine but putting team in front sounds dumb.

I'm not going to pretty electric grills or awesome or anything, but that issues isn't with the fact it's electric.

A big turn from the two party system, which would likely require a constitutional amendment, so good luck getting that passed. Make the House be elected pasted on the number of votes they receive, nationwide rather then by district, and allowing people to vote for as many different candidates as they like, though they can only give one per candidates. The rule on voting for as many candidates as they like should be applied to the Senate and Presidential elections, but the presidential election should be nationwide, and based purely on popular vote.