[quote=John McClane]we had electric cars in the late 1800s. by far the biggest improvement is charge time. now if only they could tackle the cold[/quote]

[quote=Corax][quote=John McClane]we will never finish paying for the gas, so it’s all moot[/quote]
Maybe, but I would have never guessed that electric cars have come along as far so fast.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]we will never finish paying for the gas, so it’s all moot[/quote]

[quote=Corax][quote=John McClane]who’s paying for the infrastructure?[/quote]
The people who don't want to have to stop at superchargers when they've only got ten miles to get home. The people stuck in rush hour traffic slowed to a crawl and terrified at the prospect of dropping down to one bar of charge. The freight companies looking to deliver faster, cheaper, and more reliably. Progressives states hell-bent on killing off internal combustion engine vehicles. In short, the taxpayer and the end user.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]who’s paying for the infrastructure?[/quote]

[quote=Corax]If we recharged semis and private vehicles the same way we power tram cars (i.e., overhead electricity), vehicles could extend their range without stopping.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]best part…FREE![/quote]

[quote=John McClane]came home with a box of dvds today. even got some hd-dvds in there. gosh, i miss those[/quote]

[quote=matt72582]Someone ordered me a pizza last night. Bongiorno's -- and it was good, because the sauce was kinda sweet tasting, not too much cheese, light onion. First time I had one since the beginning of the COVID lockdowns.[/quote]

[quote=Citizen Rules]I just had pizza last night and I have left over pizza for tonight too :) I handmake them myself....saves on tips![/quote]

[quote=Allaby][quote=Citizen Rules]Geez has it really been 25 years since I last had a pizza delivered?[/quote]

Wow, you are overdue for a pizza delivery.  Order one today![/quote]