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If Renault Really Pulls Off 70 km/Litre, EVs Might Need a Timeout! 😂 A 70 km/Litre Duster could trigger the longest waiting period in automotive history. People may stop asking "Which EV should I buy?" and start asking "What year will my Duster arrive?" 🤣 #RenaultDuster #Hybrid #SUV #EV

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Philakone

45,377 views • 1 year ago

Milk: the fans supported me this much… I realized then that I will not, I refuse to not stay in one place. I will go further. I will improve self to be my best version. I wrote… I will be my best version in 2025. Love: next year, I will live life doing what I want to do Milk: that’s good, really good Love: it’s something I talked to P Milk about. This year, I want to accomplish this. I have a plan. But next year, I will live life the way I want. I won’t plan… Love has to be like this. I feel.. people may feel they need to start planning g when they reach the age of 26-27-28, but I’ve planned enough. I should take a break/rest (from planning.) Because So far I’ve done great/ good enough. #DearMyselfxMilkLove
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Milk: the fans supported me this much… I realized then that I will not, I refuse to not stay in one place. I will go further. I will improve self to be my best version. I wrote… I will be my best version in 2025. Love: next year, I will live life doing what I want to do Milk: that’s good, really good Love: it’s something I talked to P Milk about. This year, I want to accomplish this. I have a plan. But next year, I will live life the way I want. I won’t plan… Love has to be like this. I feel.. people may feel they need to start planning g when they reach the age of 26-27-28, but I’ve planned enough. I should take a break/rest (from planning.) Because So far I’ve done great/ good enough. #DearMyselfxMilkLove

panpan

21,191 views • 1 year ago

I was sitting in my Cybertruck parked by the beach, behind another blue Cybertruck, watching the sunset when an older gentleman checking out the trucks approached me. He said "Excuse me, I've been seeing these trucks everywhere. Who makes them?!" I told them they were from Tesla and he started asking me questions. He asked how much it would cost to get one, what the range and charging was like, the common questions you hear from people thinking about switching to EVs. He said he lived in Vegas and came to Southern California several months out of the year, and Tesla had just built a big Supercharger by his house, and that he always saw them on the road. I showed him the truck and told him he should get one. You see all this anger, hatred and outrage online... it's nice to go out in the real world and just see people fall in love with the products. The Cybertruck is truly a masterpiece of engineering. I love mine so much. It's really exciting to see how it's bringing new people into the EV world who wouldn't have considered it before.
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I was sitting in my Cybertruck parked by the beach, behind another blue Cybertruck, watching the sunset when an older gentleman checking out the trucks approached me. He said "Excuse me, I've been seeing these trucks everywhere. Who makes them?!" I told them they were from Tesla and he started asking me questions. He asked how much it would cost to get one, what the range and charging was like, the common questions you hear from people thinking about switching to EVs. He said he lived in Vegas and came to Southern California several months out of the year, and Tesla had just built a big Supercharger by his house, and that he always saw them on the road. I showed him the truck and told him he should get one. You see all this anger, hatred and outrage online... it's nice to go out in the real world and just see people fall in love with the products. The Cybertruck is truly a masterpiece of engineering. I love mine so much. It's really exciting to see how it's bringing new people into the EV world who wouldn't have considered it before.

Whole Mars Catalog

653,978 views • 1 year ago

.@jason, I get that you don't want to admit that revealing the identity of an anonymous account is doxxing. If you acknowledge that, that means you've been repeatedly asking your 800,000 followers to dox me for months. Even if you want to make up your own definition, the owner of this platform and most people agree that revealing the identity of an anonymous account is doxxing. I've never claimed that you successfully doxxed me; that would be a strawman argument. I've never criticized you or said anything bad about you. My only concern is that you keep asking your 800,000 followers to dox my private identity. You argue that you have the right to repeatedly ask your 800,000 followers about my private information. Imagine if I did the same with my 700,000 followers, repeatedly asking about your private information – you wouldn't be okay with that, right? Does it make a difference that I'm not revealing any of your private information if I'm repeatedly asking 700,000 people about your private info? The point is, please stop asking your audience about my private information. “Doxxing, which includes revealing the pseudonym of someone (despite what some publications have claimed), will result in at least a temporary suspension from X.” -Elon Musk
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.@jason, I get that you don't want to admit that revealing the identity of an anonymous account is doxxing. If you acknowledge that, that means you've been repeatedly asking your 800,000 followers to dox me for months. Even if you want to make up your own definition, the owner of this platform and most people agree that revealing the identity of an anonymous account is doxxing. I've never claimed that you successfully doxxed me; that would be a strawman argument. I've never criticized you or said anything bad about you. My only concern is that you keep asking your 800,000 followers to dox my private identity. You argue that you have the right to repeatedly ask your 800,000 followers about my private information. Imagine if I did the same with my 700,000 followers, repeatedly asking about your private information – you wouldn't be okay with that, right? Does it make a difference that I'm not revealing any of your private information if I'm repeatedly asking 700,000 people about your private info? The point is, please stop asking your audience about my private information. “Doxxing, which includes revealing the pseudonym of someone (despite what some publications have claimed), will result in at least a temporary suspension from X.” -Elon Musk

KanekoaTheGreat

1,246,088 views • 2 years ago

I am a #Canadian woman serving as a medic in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. I have seen what this war does up close. I have seen soldiers joke through exhaustion because if they stop laughing, they might break. I have seen villages emptied, animals left behind, homes turned into ruins, and good people carrying more pain than any human should ever have to carry. And still, every day, our people keep going. But courage does not stop drones. Hope does not replace medical supplies, batteries, radios, vehicles, generators, or the equipment that keeps our soldiers alive. That is why I am asking for help. The Alcatraz Battalion needs support urgently. We are fighting with everything we have, but we are constantly short of what we need. Every delay costs us. Every missing piece of equipment puts someone’s son, daughter, husband, wife, brother, sister, or friend in more danger. I know people are tired. I know the world is overwhelmed. I know there are a million causes asking for your attention. But please don’t look away from Ukraine. Behind every fundraiser is a real person trying to survive another day. Behind every donation is a chance that someone comes home alive. Even the smallest amount matters here. It turns into fuel for evacuations. It turns into medical supplies. It turns into batteries, protection, repairs, and time. Sometimes it turns into the difference between life and death. Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send this to someone who might help. We are not asking for comfort. We are asking for the tools to keep fighting, keep rescuing, keep holding the line, and keep our people alive. Ukraine is still here. We are still here. And we still need you. #Support93 #SupportUkraine
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I am a #Canadian woman serving as a medic in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. I have seen what this war does up close. I have seen soldiers joke through exhaustion because if they stop laughing, they might break. I have seen villages emptied, animals left behind, homes turned into ruins, and good people carrying more pain than any human should ever have to carry. And still, every day, our people keep going. But courage does not stop drones. Hope does not replace medical supplies, batteries, radios, vehicles, generators, or the equipment that keeps our soldiers alive. That is why I am asking for help. The Alcatraz Battalion needs support urgently. We are fighting with everything we have, but we are constantly short of what we need. Every delay costs us. Every missing piece of equipment puts someone’s son, daughter, husband, wife, brother, sister, or friend in more danger. I know people are tired. I know the world is overwhelmed. I know there are a million causes asking for your attention. But please don’t look away from Ukraine. Behind every fundraiser is a real person trying to survive another day. Behind every donation is a chance that someone comes home alive. Even the smallest amount matters here. It turns into fuel for evacuations. It turns into medical supplies. It turns into batteries, protection, repairs, and time. Sometimes it turns into the difference between life and death. Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send this to someone who might help. We are not asking for comfort. We are asking for the tools to keep fighting, keep rescuing, keep holding the line, and keep our people alive. Ukraine is still here. We are still here. And we still need you. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

April Huggett

66,669 views • 2 months ago

As more servos run empty and fuel rises past $3 a litre, One Nation is the only party with a clear plan to help Australians. Here's what the Government should be doing in this fuel crisis: Trigger the Liquid Fuel Emergency Act 1984 to force fuel supplies into the regions and stop the price gouging by Big Oil. Start precautionary rationing so priority supplies for hospitals, emergency services, defence and food production can be saved if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Cut the fuel excise by 100% for 3 months and/or remove GST on fuel which is a tax on a tax. This will give immediate relief to Australians. Finally, ditch net-zero so we can drill Australia's own oil, rebuild refineries and never get into this situation again. It's time for the government to step up and demonstrate they actually have a plan. If the government doesn't want panic then they need to lead. One Nation is happy to show them what to do.
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As more servos run empty and fuel rises past $3 a litre, One Nation is the only party with a clear plan to help Australians. Here's what the Government should be doing in this fuel crisis: Trigger the Liquid Fuel Emergency Act 1984 to force fuel supplies into the regions and stop the price gouging by Big Oil. Start precautionary rationing so priority supplies for hospitals, emergency services, defence and food production can be saved if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Cut the fuel excise by 100% for 3 months and/or remove GST on fuel which is a tax on a tax. This will give immediate relief to Australians. Finally, ditch net-zero so we can drill Australia's own oil, rebuild refineries and never get into this situation again. It's time for the government to step up and demonstrate they actually have a plan. If the government doesn't want panic then they need to lead. One Nation is happy to show them what to do.

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

109,966 views • 3 months ago

Full context. I was at the dog park and I saw a woman wearing a “We The People” shirt. I told her I liked it, but I could immediately smell alcohol emanating off her breath. She asked me why I like the shirt and I said because it’s generally a tagline of the right. Plus, the couple that she was with, I met a few nights ago and the husband was wearing a MAGA hat. She started looking at my colorful outfit and started asking me if I knew what colors I was wearing. Now, admittedly, I’m a little colorblind so sometimes purples look like blues. So I told her I’m wearing blue, orange and yellow. Suddenly a flip switched, and she got very upset that I called my jersey blue instead of purple. She pinched my nipple unexpectedly, which I ignored, but backed away. She then started asking me to give her my sunglasses and when I said no, she swiped for them hitting me in the head. At that point, I said “please stop touching me. I don’t want you near me anymore. You’re drunk go away.” It was at this point I realized I should probably turn my camera on and start filming this drunken idiot. She is so drunk she trips over her own legs and falls and then accuses me of kicking her. The couple she was with kept telling her that I did not kick her. I am so happy that I turned the camera on when I did. People lie. The camera never does.
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Full context. I was at the dog park and I saw a woman wearing a “We The People” shirt. I told her I liked it, but I could immediately smell alcohol emanating off her breath. She asked me why I like the shirt and I said because it’s generally a tagline of the right. Plus, the couple that she was with, I met a few nights ago and the husband was wearing a MAGA hat. She started looking at my colorful outfit and started asking me if I knew what colors I was wearing. Now, admittedly, I’m a little colorblind so sometimes purples look like blues. So I told her I’m wearing blue, orange and yellow. Suddenly a flip switched, and she got very upset that I called my jersey blue instead of purple. She pinched my nipple unexpectedly, which I ignored, but backed away. She then started asking me to give her my sunglasses and when I said no, she swiped for them hitting me in the head. At that point, I said “please stop touching me. I don’t want you near me anymore. You’re drunk go away.” It was at this point I realized I should probably turn my camera on and start filming this drunken idiot. She is so drunk she trips over her own legs and falls and then accuses me of kicking her. The couple she was with kept telling her that I did not kick her. I am so happy that I turned the camera on when I did. People lie. The camera never does.

Adam Francisco

351,729 views • 3 months ago