May 24th, 2023 // Logan to Clovis 

thanks so much!!!

Thanks Bill!!!

Oh wow! That's crazy.

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I hope and pray that this is some sort of inside joke between you and Mike. I t has to be. Right?

Nope. We have to start to realise what we are doing and what for. We are going to enter a very different time and your children will see the end of the oil based system we live in. It's running out boys, life will not be the same soon. Find an electricity bill and find your daily kwh, divide that by 636 kw and see how many days, it's around 2.5 months energy as an average where I live in Australia, if you want to support people who drive then you do you.@@michaelwillever3522

@@michaelwillever3522 No, it's not. I'm just laughing myself silly (and sad) over his wacco-ism. He also doesn't seem to understand that electricity is billed in kilowatt-hours, not kilowatts. I've heard people from metric countries speak of kilowatts of fuel, but I have no idea how that might work. He also stated his formula backwards for calculating the number of days. Besides, diesel automobiles are very uncommon here in America, were gasoline is much cheaper. No only do I support those who drive, but I drive myself! However, I'm not going to argue it any further, because you can't reason with waccos.

If only you had checked online before you replied this way. 1 kilowatt over an hour is 1 kwh, it doesn't change the amount of energy. One's a measurement of energy over time, the other is a measurement of the same energy If you use petrol which has 20% less energy, then you have to fill up more for the same distance. Supporting those who drive...hahaha, I'm talking about an amount of energy that will destroy the planet as we know it, 4.8c by 2100, oil is running out way before that but the next two decades could make you look like a piece of work for calling people names behind their backs. You do you, but maybe consider it if there are ways to travel better or consider change.@@MikeV8652