Same with both my 3/4 ton diesels. Ride is way better with the camper in the back. My present one is a 2007 chev 2500 with 60,000 miles. I put about 3000 miles a year on it lol. My company truck is a 2021 F150 XLT, nice truck!
I'm calling bullshit.
They are better and I eat a lot of both, well used to before Covid
. I typically get to the east coast every 2 years and buy 10 for a mega dinner at the camp. The spiny lobster are much sweeter. Just had some last night and scallops last week. 
Yeah. Definitely sweeter. I have a good buddy who is a lobster fisherman and if I ever told him that, he wouldn’t talk to me again.They are better and I eat a lot of both, well used to before Covid
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Maybe they will breed with the pacific variety and produce SUPER LOBSTER! All the taste with big fucking claws.
I wonder how many of their computers are still running windows XT?
More likely Branson, MO.
I like scallops, but I like razor clams better
had them 1st time just a few yrs ago in Ocean Shores. they are awesome! nothing like east coast clams.
Just hoi polloi live there! The real power is in NYC
Anything from the ocean is good to me.
Yep, it's been awhile!
But I'm sure there are legacy systems around that are still using it, GREED! If it works don't fix it etc.
you have to pound them to make them tender- like abalone, but don't get me started on abalone
we lightly fried them. sweetest clams i've ever eaten.
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I had always wondered if the doors were jammed shut from the impact and the driver crawled into the back seat trying to escape.So, as always, its best to let the facts come in. Sounds more like a murder/suicide now.
" The crash made headlines because no one was found in the driver's seat, raising suspicions that Tesla's Autopilot driver-assistance system was involved in the deaths. This now seems unlikely—the NTSB says that video footage shows the occupants getting into the front seats of the car shortly before the crash. Additionally, the NTSB was unable to engage a component of Autopilot on the stretch of road where the crash happened.
The crash occurred on April 17 in Spring, located in Harris County, Texas. According to the NTSB report, footage from the owner's home security system shows that the driver and a passenger entered the car at the owner's house. They then traveled approximately 550 feet (167 m) "before departing the road on a curve, driving over the curb, and hitting a drainage culvert, a raised manhole, and a tree." At this point, the Tesla's lithium-ion traction battery was damaged and caught fire"
Fatal Tesla Model S crash unlikely to involve Autopilot, according to NTSB
Was the person found in the back of the car trying to manually release the door?
At one time the government ordered recalls and fixes for boneheaded designs and serious safety flaws like this. Crawl in the fucking back seat to release the door? Jesus Christ!So, as always, its best to let the facts come in. Sounds more like a murder/suicide now.
" The crash made headlines because no one was found in the driver's seat, raising suspicions that Tesla's Autopilot driver-assistance system was involved in the deaths. This now seems unlikely—the NTSB says that video footage shows the occupants getting into the front seats of the car shortly before the crash. Additionally, the NTSB was unable to engage a component of Autopilot on the stretch of road where the crash happened.
The crash occurred on April 17 in Spring, located in Harris County, Texas. According to the NTSB report, footage from the owner's home security system shows that the driver and a passenger entered the car at the owner's house. They then traveled approximately 550 feet (167 m) "before departing the road on a curve, driving over the curb, and hitting a drainage culvert, a raised manhole, and a tree." At this point, the Tesla's lithium-ion traction battery was damaged and caught fire"
Fatal Tesla Model S crash unlikely to involve Autopilot, according to NTSB
Was the person found in the back of the car trying to manually release the door?
