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sledderj

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  1. 31 minutes ago, AKIQPilot said:

    Hahaha  Great fight with good friends.  So glad to be a little part o of it.  Headed to Vagina town tomorrow.  Vegas has some pussy for sure.  :bc: 

    Watched it at the neighbors.  Dana was doing a pretty good Vince McMahon impression with some of it.  Still, kept me pretty entertained I suppose.  

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    I looked this up before.  The US produces 85% of the steel it consumes.  Of the 15% they import, China was a 2% bit player.  I looked Canada's stats and only 10% of our total steel imports come from China.  ie: a drop in the bucket compared to the US market.  Therefore, there is literally next to nothing for Chinese steel that could possibly be funneled through Canada to the US.  

    The US may be getting fucked in some trade practices, but steel is a piss poor example of it.  

     

     

  3. 2 hours ago, Usedtoskidoo said:

    It wasn't the only way. All they had to do was promise to get the hell out of the way and enforce the law.

    BUt no. Trudeau sees it as an election win. 

    This will turn into a 22 billion dollar disaster. Or they will just sit on it while charging us through the hoop.

     

    If it ever get's built at all.  Remember, it's now under control of a political, virtue signaling, environmental zealot.  It could very well get delayed and then cancelled eventually.  I'm 50/50 on that scenario.  

     

     

  4. 3 hours ago, ckf said:

    Well, there is that...   :lol:

    I've just been a Ferrari F1 fan for a long time :bc:

     

    How could you cheer for that raging CUNT Schumacher?!?!!?!?!!?  :guzzle:

     

     

    :lol:  

    Hate to speak ill of the guy now, but back then, man did I hate that guy.  

  5. 3 hours ago, 2strokemerc said:

    The in car camera stuff this morning from Hamiltons car looked scary, thinking they are pushing over 100mph with walls constantly on either side.

    I'd be shitting my pants trying to push a shifter cart hard through the course, never mind the fastest cars in the world.  With it being a street course, the pavement is quite a bit more slippery than a closed track surface.  

     

    3 hours ago, Jimmy Snacks said:

    It's the history of the place...I agree the racing blows.

    I think a lot of it is image.  Monaco is home to the absolute richest of the rich and F1 wants to put out the narrative that they are the pinnacle of all sport.  

  6. 20 minutes ago, 2strokemerc said:

    Crashed sometime before qualifying. They were putting his car back together and decided it needed a gearbox change. Didn't get it done in time for Q1.

    I walked a bit of the Monaco track years ago.  Holy hell, TV doesn't do justice to how tight the track is.  

  7. 2 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

    Yet its at historical highs for Canada - :dunno:  

     

    So what?  If we were being competitive, the companies on the TSX would be seeing similar growth to companies in other countries.  We are lagging, and badly so since the end of 2016.  

  8. 56 minutes ago, revkevsdi said:

    But the stock Market is up and the unemployment rate is low.  I thought that was all Trumpsters cared about. 

     

    The TSX performance has been pretty dismal in comparison to pretty much every other index.  

     

  9. 10 hours ago, Jimmy Snacks said:

    The Coquihalla is the road featured on that Highway Through Hell show correct? Looks like that baby can get nasty.

     

    Yeah.  The road itself isn't bad, just really long grades to pull and brake going down.  No big deal in the summer if you have a good rig.  Winter is a different story though.  :bc:  

     

  10. 1 hour ago, DAVE said:

    No! :lol:

    Recreate? Wtf??? :lol:

     

     

    I can just imagine my wife screaming bloody murder at me as the pots and pans are flying around in the back.  :lol:  

    I was generally impressed with how my Bro's Ford V10 motorhome climbed the Coquihalla.  Just chugged it's way up pretty effortlessly, I passed a ton of pickups pulling trailers.    :wind:

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  11. 6 hours ago, AKIQPilot said:

    I have a couple of friends with 2017 Dodge 3500’s and both have super nasty death wobble. One of the trucks has been in the shop for 2 months and they still cant figure it out. They have had service techs up from HQ to try and solve the problem with no luck. 

    Its not just a Super Duty problem. 

     

    My Uncle just put a $17,000 dollar long block in his Dodge.  O.o  

  12. 1 minute ago, Mileage Psycho said:

    My friends truck is a 2017 F250 XLT PSD, 30,001 miles, the tech who took the truck out for a ride came back and the truck is not safe to drive at any speed.

    What sucks for Todd is that he owns a residential remodeling company and they gave him an Escape for a loaner, how the fuck do you deliver cabinets and other items to a job site???

     

    Ford pays for a loaner if a truck is in for warranty work.  They give me another pickup if I want one.  :dunno:  

     

  13. 10 minutes ago, revkevsdi said:

    If Energy companies paid the true cost for their products, solar would look cheap in comparison.

    Sprinkling chemical to make a pipeline spill sink to the bottom of the river is not a clean up.

    Congress protects the oil companies by limiting the amount they have to spend on clean ups.   That should not happen.

    You fuck up, you clean up or go bankrupt trying.   That would reduce spill very quickly.

     

     

    You spend a ton of time reading granola muncher propaganda websites and then run around claiming them to be absolute fact or what?  You are making yourself look pretty gullible.  

     

    As far as solar goes, terrific that the costs are coming down, although don't think for a second that the figures stated in the OP aren't skewed in favor of solar.  Fact of the matter is, solar could not constitute more than 10 or 15% of our current grid generation without causing major reliability issues.  Technology has yet to be developed to address the inconsistent nature of renewables or we will need to get used to 3 world country esque random rolling power outages.  Right now, forcing the shut down of reliable base load generation like coal and NG in favor of renewables is not smart policy.  Ontario's power system fiasco is pretty much the poster child example for doing this.  

     

  14. 31 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

    DIY grid tied kit...  pretty cheap 6-7 year pay back.  Solar install company are there to make a profit

    Do you think Cali even allows DIY?  If the Gov mandates you have it, why not mandate that it's installed by one of the companies that are one of their favorite political contributors?

     

    8 minutes ago, motonoggin said:

    This is how we've been cucked by capitalism. Nothing is worth doing unless it has a positive ROI

     

    No, people spend money on all kinds of things that have negative ROI every day.  Pool, hot tubs, home automation, you name it.  That's because the WANT it and it's their choice.  By mandating something like solar installations, they are ramming higher costs and pain in the ass factor right down your throat.  So who's the cuck again?  :dunno:  

     

     

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