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TheShrimpPimp 5 points ago +5 / -0

That's what I was thinking. Damage control. But, for what?

Lmfao by winn
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TheShrimpPimp 2 points ago +2 / -0

Chocolate melts in the heat.They're about to have a big mess on their hands.

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TheShrimpPimp 2 points ago +2 / -0

I wonder how many Feds were involved with that one? One of these days I'll roll my eyes so hard I'll go blind.

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TheShrimpPimp 5 points ago +5 / -0

"Diversity is a tax to subsidize incompetence". I read that somewhere a while back and it got stuck in my head.

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TheShrimpPimp 1 point ago +1 / -0

Really? For fun I googled an old meme I was trying to find to aggravate some fakebookers this afternoon. I searched: "interracial couple fucks entire nation" (Camel toe and poopy pants meme). Didn't see anything like that? I'll keep an eye out though.

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TheShrimpPimp 5 points ago +5 / -0

Yep. That's what we're doing now. In 2015 our S. FL our Homeowners was $1200. In 2017 it went up to $2200. In 2020 it went up to $3800. Before we moved last year I got the renewal and it was going to be $5000 and it was going to be cancelled at the end of the year to be picked up by Citizens. A common occurrence down there. Sold that place, bought our new one cash. Screw the insurance companies. One of the biggest scams going besides taxation.

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TheShrimpPimp 2 points ago +2 / -0

It's protected. Come over and I'll show you....

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TheShrimpPimp 2 points ago +2 / -0

Having owned one for over 13 years now I can say, YES. Much lower maintenance costs. At least in my case. I bought a used 2008 Camry Hybrid back in 2010. It is easily the best car I've ever owned to include Mercedes Diesels. Without going into ridiculous detail at 325,000 miles it still has the original pads and rotors (brakes) on it. There is no conventional alternator, no conventional starter, no conventional AC system, etc... Not as many mechanical devices to fail. As an example, my Tacoma has has been through 2 starters and 2 alternators since I bought it in 2015. We drive a lot. That truck has 275,000 miles. Back to the Camry... I did have to pull the "traction battery" at 265,000 miles. Pretty good for the original battery pack. I found tons of corrosion across the bus bars. I cleaned all of that up, revived the batteries with hobby chargers (took about 2 weeks), balanced the pack and re-installed. It's been fine ever since. Anyway, the only real bad thing about electric cars and hybrids is the damn battery anxiety. It's always in the back of your head that it could fail. For this reason alone, I'll never own another Hybrid or Electric car. It's been fun, but I'll pass. When the Camry is worn out, I'm done. Cost of ownership over all those miles is/was extremely low compared to just about any other vehicle I've owned since the 80's. Just oil changes, tires, coolant changes, brake fluid changes, etc... Stuff you would have to do on any other car. Fuel economy and power are both much better than the standard Camry. Over those miles, it's averaged right at 32mpg almost 33mpg. Granted if you drive it easy, it can get 36 to 38mpg. But, I drive normally and lots of interstate driving at 80+. I'm sorry you have had a bad experience with yours. Mine on the other hand has been nothing short of phenomenal.

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TheShrimpPimp 3 points ago +3 / -0

This crap again? Just rip off the Band Aid and make the move! Nobody cares...

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TheShrimpPimp 3 points ago +3 / -0

America First! The rest of the world can go pound sand until our issues at home are resolved. Any aid that comes out of our pocket and winds up going overseas needs to be approved by the American People. Not the ASS CLOWNS in DC. That's just me.

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TheShrimpPimp 9 points ago +9 / -0

Upvote for the downvote. I like the way you think!

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TheShrimpPimp 1 point ago +1 / -0

Whenever one of these nut job politicians says something like this, I get another couple hundred rounds of ammo.

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TheShrimpPimp 2 points ago +2 / -0

Wow! What a POS! Kari definitely took the high road on that one!

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