Same default as everyone else: asshole.

If I was shoe horning a magic system that co-exists with physics, I’d make magical black holes around the universe that are constantly sucking matter in and turning them into magic in some kind of sub space that eventually leaks back in as matter and regular energy. Close the system so to speak.

If you get negative mass (we’ll, negative energy density) you get a working Alcubierre drive. Instant FTL.

I don’t care who or what my CME bangs, as long as she’s my CME.

Oof, should we count his flute life? He had like great grand kids in that one.

I remember this one!

Video uploaded 17 years ago

If you count dead clones, 2 (I think).

I think stopping Starfleet from being taken over by AI is practically a maintenance task at this point everyone has to take a turn doing, like cleaning the bio filters on the holodeck.

Dodge Rams are paper trucks. For decades they were (and still are) slapped together pieces of shit that would catastrophically fail at the drop of a hat. The brand deserves to be associated with conservative assholes that will shoot their own faces off in rage if you call their nose gay.

There’s a 2020 article about the #1 most likely vehicle to be in an accident caused by a drunk driver is a Dodge Ram 2500.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/38238/ram-2500-drivers-have-the-most-duis-more-than-twice-the-national-average-report

1 in 22 Dodge Ram 2500 drivers have DWI’s

Ogee Sinatra.

Damn, that’s a decent name.

don’t forget the snap, crackle, and popraptors!

The CT has four-wheel steering, so yeah, it’s actually more complicated than a regular truck in that regard. I remember reading something about the mechanisms to make that possible taking up a shitload of room.

pretty much. I believe all the cars use the same motor except for the plaid versions (or maybe just the S plaid?) that has a different motor that’s designed to hit higher rpm’s

I believe the three motor versions is to add extra power under load to the rear wheels. (A weight/power/range compromise between the 4 and 2 motor versions).

The motors are essentially in line with the wheels (they have gearing but it’s minimal and internal to the motor housing, not attached like an automatic transmission would be, if that makes sense.)

The “three motor” design is just the single motor design up front and the dual motor design in the back.

I’m not sure if they ever actually released the single motor version though.

I might be able to trick an AI into a paradox situation if I’m lucky, but that’s all I got.

We already had two popes at the same time, we don’t need 30.