You ain’t wrong, but this is shit done within the settler communities to other Jews, not the Palestinians.

I’m not agreeing with the other guy, or that I don’t, I’m just saying your comment doesn’t follow from his unless the FSM guy claims to be a new prophet of the same God.

Does he claim his teachings are a new revelation from the god of Abraham?

Oh no, obviously overall they’re quieter, that’s why you can hear all that stuff. It’s always been there, just masked by the engine. I’m saying IC engines act as a kind of white noise machine that drownes out the rest, and in the absence of that, my only option is louder music.

And again, I’m not knocking EVs in general, they’re superior and I’m making the switch next car purchase, but if it was possible (I know it’s not) to get Rolls Royce levels of sound proofing without unreasonable costs, I would prefer it.

Thank you for your diagnosis Dr SaveTheTuaHawk, rest assured I’ll give it exactly the amount of weight it deserves.

I’m pretty sure most people find irregularly spaced high-pitched buzzing noises unpleasant; smoke detectors don’t play lullabies for a reason.

The lack of engine noise making every road sound and creak from the car audible is a common complaint. Just because EVs are superior, doesn’t make them perfect.

I do wish they had better soundproofing though. No engine noise means you hear all these annoying sounds from tires on the road unless you turn your radio up to ear damaging levels. On my commute there is an area that had temporary lane markings during construction and the method they used to remove them roughed up the tarmac in a way that makes the tires go “meep meep meep meep” while you drive over them, and they’re right where most tires are when driving in the middle of the lane. When I drive my IC car I can’t hear them, but if I’m driving my wife’s EV I either have to hug one side of the lane, crank up the radio, or have my nerves set on edge by this horrible sound.

EVs all day in general, I’ll make the switch when the time for a new car comes, but this aspect of them does suck.

Daytona has a long racing history that goes back to before the speedway was there. Back then they used to race on the beach because it’s long, straight, and flat. That’s where the tradition of driving on the beach comes from and it’s considered part of the local culture and a defining aspect of that part of Florida. That’s why there is so much resistance to getting rid of it.

In college I didn’t hang out with my classmates much, I mostly hung out with townies. Obviously not all townies were dumb, but some were very dumb, nice though.

I think Tony being Rogan’s cabin boy was the subject of a few jokes aimed his way by the other performers.

Why, what did they…ooohhh

No, you’re right, golfer or not it means bad. I was just saying I think that’s what they meant. I should have been more clear, my bad.

Below par is good.

Shit, he’s 80? I guess I haven’t seen him in a while. Back when the cable stations with educational names actually had educational programming, and not just reality trash, he was pretty dope.

You have to oversignal in modern BMWs or the wheel vibrates and tries to correct the other direction. Forced merges, lane splitting, any deviation from straight down the middle even when it’s obvious that you have to do that thing, the car bitches at you if you don’t signal.

I’m drinking it right now. I’m a scotch/bourbon guy but I drink it neat, so if I just want a light cocktail it’s usually gin and club soda. It’s hard to beat ~$25 for 1.75 liters for a pretty good but nothing special cocktail liquor.