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I'd rock one of those new S type teslas.... if I had the money for it.... I see nothing wrong with electric vehicles as a DD.
I'm strongly considering one of their Model 3s when they come out. Just depending on situation then.
I have a friend with a model S and he let me take it for a spin. Boring looking car, but what a cool interior and the acceleration is quite brisk. He didn't have the ludicrous speed option, but it was plenty quick in 'insane' mode.
I'm gonna try being an Uber driver . . . . let me know if you need to be referred LOL 
@Green Hell Mustang I subscribed to this channel after your recommendation. Look what just came up today!!
Green Hell Mustang
Designer, Hack Photographer
Love it. I hadn't seen this one yet. Thanks for sharing!
I highly recommend the one that they did about the Martini Mustang. There is a link to it at the end of this video. They replaced the Ford small block motor with a Ford DOHC Indy motor (~289 cu in). They talk about what they had to do to make the motor work since it has no starter and is supposed to be mounted the other direction.
Petrolicious is the bomb diggity.
Green Hell Mustang
Designer, Hack Photographer
The thing that's causing it is science.
What's showing in your picture are "bubbles" but not of air. It's a liquid bubble that has yet to freeze since the cubes first lose heat on the outside and freeze from the outside in.
Bubbles of air do happen in ice cubes but occur as tiny bubbles causing the familiar cloudy look. Those happen because as the water cools it cannot hold as much dissolved air and it comes out of solution as tiny bubbles which get trapped in the ice.
Ahhh...so I should ask Batman? He's a scientist, right?
(Joke explanation: From the "Monorail" Simpsons episode, since most of my memory is filled with Simpsons crap)
Marge: Homer, there's a man here who thinks he can help you.
Homer: Batman?
Marge: No, he's a scientist.
Homer: Batman's a scientist.
It must hurt when you pee.
I take a whiskey drink
I take a vodka drink
And when I have to pee
I use the kitchen sink
sublimation
Back when I was young, my college advisor was an "expert" in pothole science. Yes, there was such a thing in engineering school. Water lenses is what they call those, formed by water freezing under a road, trapped air will create a bubble that pushes blacktop up, weakens it, pothole starts to form.....
Sub-lim-a-tion time, come on! Great. Now I have Kool and the Gang in my head.
