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jnk... wrote:Just try to keep the cows from belching out there, will ya, Den?

I drive a Hybrid Camry. Best of all worlds in my opinion. Although Hybrid Highlanders may rank a close second. Amazing machines!

All-electric is mostly for city-slicker commuters, not for those needing to go long distances. But hybrids rock. Better balanced ride, faster 0-60, torque to burn, better behavior on snow, etc.

Maybe this topic needs its own subforum?

(Again, just pretending to be on topic.)

In my opinion, there's more "fertilizer" produced in the Halls of Congress than in all of the cattle/hogs/sheep producing areas of this country combined. Following that, Al Gore and the "climate scientists" produce significant amounts of BS, too.
But, the right kind of fertilizer helps increase crop and grassland growth, so it's not all a bad thing.

MayBE it does.


Den

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My Tesla Model 3 is on order - but I'm not sure it will be made this year. You know I couldn't resist a a battery powered car! The self driving features are what really sold me, so its probbly just as well it will take a year. BTW, it will run my cpap for 5 years, without humidity, of course.

On the Subforum issue, I strongly prefer one big forum. If we had subs, I would probably only look in one or two forums, and never see most of the posts. I've always felt subforums discourage traffic.

CapnLoki wrote:. . . I've always felt subforums discourage traffic.

That soon may not be an issue with the latest self-driving posts from Asia.

jnk... wrote:

CapnLoki wrote:. . . I've always felt subforums discourage traffic.

That soon may not be an issue with the latest self-driving posts from Asia.

Which, of course, we need like anal leakage.

There have been times when I thought subdirectories would haven't been helpful, but after being here a number of months, I no longer see the need.

Similar topics arise frequently, questions are answered promptly, and there is the search function. For someone used to subdirectories, it takes a bit getting used to it, but once you've been around a bit, it's fine.

Give yourself some time and you'll be fine.

Most of the folks who prefer categories/subforums, etc. may have
already found one another, and a forum which suits them.
I suppose we can wish them well.

I like one big mishmash forum. Places that have a lot of subforums make my eyes glaze over.

Life itself tends to be disorganized.
Much could be said by psychologists about those extremely fond of organization.