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Might be nice if you posted more context so we could know what the heck you are talking about.
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Your post is ambigious. Who are you saying is the bad man, the Premier or Trump?
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You left out "lying" as in "stupid lying motherfucker"
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The deficits are largely from Republican tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations.
Remember when Republican Rick Scott was responsible for a huge medicare fraud but was never prosecuted? I sure do.
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Presuming you would rather use the correct word in the future:
"Allude means to reference something indirectly. It is usually followed by to, as when one thing 'alludes to' another. Elude means 'to evade' or 'to escape perception or understanding.'"
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It was a very good analysis that evidently was taken back down by the airline Captain who originally posted it. No need for you to be so rude about it, you could have just politely let me know that the video was no longer available.
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Does Felonious Trump work better?
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Felonious Trump
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Felonius Trump
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Felonious Trump
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I know at George AFB 1982-1986 and Ramstein 1983-86, the version in use was the AIM-9P-3 which looked pretty much identical to the AIM-9J. All of the AIM-9P-3s that I saw had "P-3" stenciled between the guidance fins, like this live missile I photographed. Even the CAP-9P trainers had that.
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Your experience may be different than mine, but when I see illiterate comments, they simply aren't as credible as comments with proper spelling and grammar. I'd imagine I'm not the only one that feels that way. But, it's your choice.
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"Mute" means silent or unable to speak. The word you wanted was "moot."
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You're being ridiculous. The oil in the Tesla's drive train never has to be changed. Your Toyota burned how much gas and went through how many quarts of oil in 60,000 miles? My car has used zero. No machine lasts forever, but Telas require much, much less maintenance on average than any ICE car.
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Maybe we got lucky, it's been an awesome car for us. Most of the recalls have been software updates, by the way. Our car has never had a hardware recall.
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Your anecdote is an antidote? Your experience with your Toyota has no bearing on the fact that I like my Model 3.
You might try using correct words in your replies, it will make people think you're more intelligent.
So, how much did you spend on oil changes and tuneups in 400k miles, anyway?
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My wife and I bought a new Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus in 2020. It now has 62,000 miles on it. The only maintenance it's ever needed was rotating the tires and the under-warranty change of the small 12 volt battery. Best darned car I ever drove, even if Elon turned out to be a monster.