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To: raptor22
I Am Not Afraid Of My Toyota Prius

Really. So how much battery acid do you have on board?

Where does it go if you have a crash?

In a crash, what happens if the big cables touch together?

23 posted on 03/12/2010 3:23:25 PM PST by ROCKLOBSTER (Deathcare...a solution desperately looking for a problem.)
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To: ROCKLOBSTER

“In a crash, what happens if the big cables touch together?”

Why, then you slowly burn to death. Of course, it doesn’t carry as much gas on board as a real car. A REAL car will incinerate you MUCH faster. :-)


25 posted on 03/12/2010 3:30:51 PM PST by Habibi ("It is vain to do with more what can be done with less." - William of Occam)
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To: ROCKLOBSTER

Uh, the author of the piece said that. I drive a Cadillac SRX with a good old-fashioned internal combustion engine, thank you.


35 posted on 03/12/2010 4:17:15 PM PST by raptor22 (The truth will set us free)
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To: ROCKLOBSTER
In a crash, what happens if the big cables touch together?

The on-board microwave automatically prepares a light, low-fat, high-protein dinner. After the driver finishes, flosses, and rinses with Perrier, the ejection seat accelerates his/her undoubtedly homosexual carcass into a near-earth orbit. The onboard cell-phone uplink notifies NASA, the insurance company, and next-of-kin.

BTW, Your question is inappropriate. You demonstrate binary gender bias. You are probably patriarchal. Hegemonic. Capitalistic, and probably, I am ashamed to say, somewhat imperialistic.

44 posted on 03/12/2010 10:32:42 PM PST by Kenny Bunk (Obama? Definitely eligible to be Prime Minister of the UK.)
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