But what about profits for all of the businesses? /S
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Cake day: October 5th, 2023
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2·1 year agoHella haunches
Never not going to see that from now on.
41·1 year agoBiden has to lead an increase in charging infrastructure. By the time that was underway (and automakers made some realistic affordable EVs) I think things would change.
And trucks with clean diesel genny powered plug-in Hybrids.
I thought the GOP was united behind you Donny?
Started to panic when I saw the white house in the background.
4·1 year agoFeman and man
Some Guinness was spilt on the barroom floor, when the pub was shut for the night. Out of his hole crept a wee brown mouse & stood in the pale moon light. He lapped up the frothy brew from the floor, then back on haunches he sat. And all night long you could hear him roar, "Bring on the goddamn cat!
- Irish poem
Meatbags?
Well, he is known to always one up everybody.
2·1 year ago
Do you think anyone on his staff knew what this photo looks like when they approved it?
Piper knows.
Do you think anyone on his staff knew what this picture looks like when they approved it?
Piper knows.
6·1 year agoThey can obey the law, they just don’t WANT to.
That’s my mate Paul’s friend.
1·1 year agoHow could you type that?! The internet is such a family friendly place.
Now, back to work, no more swearing or fucking around.
2·1 year agoYup, don’t know how I missed that. Thanks.
On average, a healthy and well-trained horse can run about 2 to 2.5 miles at full speed without halting. Still, this top-speed sprint isn’t typically sustained unless under racing circumstances. Remarkably, some horses, when prepared for endurance, have demonstrated the capacity to cover distances up to 20-25 miles without stopping, though at a slower pace like a trot or canter.
An average horse can reach a top speed of about 25-30 miles per hour.
No human is running that far or fast in any race. And sure a human ( a small percentage of humans at that) can go farther than 25 miles without stopping, but by the time you catch up to where the horse stopped, it would have had time to eat, drink, rest AND leave before the human got there
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