Like day 2 roadkill in the summer, right?

Mike Row Soft, fast and funny!

Yeah, they work for most people … the horror stories often come along like those in any form of women’s health - lack of proper knowledge, and not believing women when they say they’re in pain results in bad outcomes.

The number of gynos who don’t know how to properly insert and remove them is worrying.

When they’re done right and there’s no complications, those only hurt when they’re put in and taken out … which for a snorkeling demon is going to be a lot more frequent than a coil

(coils do work really well for a lot of women)

Those horns would be super painful and possibly unsanitary. Girl should go find herself a more aerodynamic demon

I grew up in a dairy farming community, drowning in slurry pits was the way to go there. Scared me witless as a kid.

Or just “Cheggers” to his mates

This may be “old man yells at cloud” energy, but my first reaction was just a broad negative “urgh.”

Ah ok, I was just trying to be snarky ;-)

Nah, they’ll just get started on the next FF game

Belgiums looking good there!

It’s good to see that there’s a few other countries going for it too, I guess there’s large parts of the world where it’s going to be near impossible though due to distances and lack of electricity (until solar cars are cheap and plentiful, but we might have all perished by then, lol)

However Nissan do have R&D and manufacturing facilities in the UK, so the law would affect them directly … also, outside the EU has anyone else proposed a set date to end ICE car sales?

I don’t know how big a volt is, they’re not sold here. How about if I likenned it to a 1995 Civic 5 door? I had one of those and it could carry nearly as much.

The discussion was about large oversize cars, so that’s what I was comparing the Mondeo to.

If you say you have a SUV in a thread about people having huge vehicles then is it surprising anyone reading that would think you meant you had a full-time one?

Anyway, to answer your question, if what is considered generally to be a small SUV is a Volvo X40, then the Mondeo was equally long but thinner, shorter, and about 2/3 the weight. I also had a 1995 Civic for a bit, which was lighter still and could carry nearly as much, though it couldn’t tow more than 500kg.

Oh, I didn’t own or store the trailer. I rented it when I needed it and just had a little hitch rack to take one bike most of the time. If I needed to only take two dirtbikes I’d have got a folding bike trailer which takes up hardly any space.

My point was that my midsize hatchback had the same internal space for taking things around as your SUV, just with less weight and fuel consumption. Unless your kids are larger than adult sized and you have five of them?

Not the poster above, but I used to haul two dirtbikes on a large trailer behind my Ford Mondeo, and I could still fit 5 adults and about a month of groceries in the car. It cost me £350, and I sold it for £200 after 3 years and 65000 miles. Zero problems cruising at 80mph full laden without the trailer or 60mph with.

The guy I sold it to stripped it and used it as a dirt track racecar and it lasted him a whole season.

I’m slightly mystified why anyone would want to throw extra money at SUVs, there’s so much more to life.

Brain fart, I was thinking of Easy Rider because it features the song Born to be Wild prominently!

Vanishing Point is pretty out-there, they cut a scene where the protagonist sleeps with an angel for example, but it does have a lot of metaphors in regards to freedom from oneself vs freedom from outside forces

It’s always nice to see people finding positivity in art and wanting to share it :-)

For film deconstructions of the effects of the summer of love, how do you view Born to be Wild and Vanishing Point?

Will this be the new Re-Volt?

TIL Counterstrike is a comedy