What Annoyed You Today?
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I honestly love the car. It was actually the gas mileage that made me buy it. The week I bought it though, I took it up on the winding hills and roads of the wine country here. Reminded me of driving around the Black forest area of Germany. So much fun the way it hugs the road. Such a smooth ride, and quiet too.
The diesel was one I got for my mum and is a 2006 model. My sister has it now. The balance on the suspension
gives a phenomenal tyre life compared to our 2.4 litre Lancer - 30,000 km for front tyres or 18,000 miles compared
to a whopping 80,000 + km or 50,000 miles for the Golf. Added to that the Lancer cannot hope to keep up anywhere
and the cornering is chalk and cheese compared to the Golf.
My next car will be a Golf or maybe a Caddy for work or maybe both.
gives a phenomenal tyre life compared to our 2.4 litre Lancer - 30,000 km for front tyres or 18,000 miles compared
to a whopping 80,000 + km or 50,000 miles for the Golf. Added to that the Lancer cannot hope to keep up anywhere
and the cornering is chalk and cheese compared to the Golf.
My next car will be a Golf or maybe a Caddy for work or maybe both.
I like the Golfs too. Our soccer mom van is getting up there in age and mileage and we still need a larger family vehicle so we have decided on the VW Atlas. Really sold on their vehicles.
Snautzer01
Honourably banned
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- Mar 26, 2007
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
With a great heater that can work year round - regardless of whether you want it to or not.
N4521U
Colonel
I read that as a Tiguan AllSPICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Big VW suv, wife had one and she liked it. Drove it from Colorado to Florida when we moved and it was comfortable with decent gas mileage.
I find myself increasingly frustrated with the state of the internet, where consolidation is on the rise, and there's a growing desire to limit rights related to issues like "hate speech," "terrorism," and "child abuse."
To illustrate this point, I'd like to share the story of Kiwi Farms, as I've been a long-time member:
Back in the early 2000s, the internet was a much more innocent place, where people primarily used it as a platform for blogging. It attracted individuals with various obscure and deviant sexual fetishes, obsessions with cartoons, self-delusions, and more. As a result, people began congregating on gossip sites to discuss those who were socially inept or quirky in their own ways. One of the most infamous figures in this context is Chris Chan, a 40-year-old autistic man. His life, criminal behavior, stalking of women, and purported "lesbianism" in an attempt to engage with LGBTQ+ women have garnered more attention to chronicle his history than even George Washington or Abraham Lincoln.
Kiwi Farms emerged from this environment as a forum dedicated to discussing such unconventional individuals. However, a significant turning point occurred when a thread was created about a transgender woman who streamed video games and faced numerous issues. Further investigation revealed that she was running a grooming Discord server, encouraging young children to send explicit images as "transgender progress pics." Additionally, it came to light that she was involved in an international syndicate that sold homemade hormones to minors.
Naturally, she did not take kindly to this exposure. She resorted to faking swatting incidents and claimed harassment from members of the forum. She reached out to various people, including a former Google server developer who was also transgender but had a history of sexual assault, referring to them as "consent accidents." Consequently, the website was removed from the internet, payment processors froze their services, and accounts were seized. You might argue that companies can choose whom they serve, but on the internet, there's a unique challenge. The entire infrastructure is controlled by a few companies that communicate with each other. Many of these companies employ individuals on Twitter who have large followings and happen to be those same transgender women. These individuals dislike having their criminal behavior documented. Can you see where this is headed?
Now, there is an impending lawsuit against one of these companies, a case that could redefine the neutrality of the internet. Unfortunately, very few are discussing it because it revolves around a site that exposed some unsavory individuals, individuals who are now shielded due to their gender or political affiliations by those in power.
This is the same reason why i got banned out of alternatehistoryforum; i pointed out the keffals affair and what she was doing, when the site was dicussed as being a nazi hive of stalkers and bullies who drive people to suicide.
To illustrate this point, I'd like to share the story of Kiwi Farms, as I've been a long-time member:
Back in the early 2000s, the internet was a much more innocent place, where people primarily used it as a platform for blogging. It attracted individuals with various obscure and deviant sexual fetishes, obsessions with cartoons, self-delusions, and more. As a result, people began congregating on gossip sites to discuss those who were socially inept or quirky in their own ways. One of the most infamous figures in this context is Chris Chan, a 40-year-old autistic man. His life, criminal behavior, stalking of women, and purported "lesbianism" in an attempt to engage with LGBTQ+ women have garnered more attention to chronicle his history than even George Washington or Abraham Lincoln.
Kiwi Farms emerged from this environment as a forum dedicated to discussing such unconventional individuals. However, a significant turning point occurred when a thread was created about a transgender woman who streamed video games and faced numerous issues. Further investigation revealed that she was running a grooming Discord server, encouraging young children to send explicit images as "transgender progress pics." Additionally, it came to light that she was involved in an international syndicate that sold homemade hormones to minors.
Naturally, she did not take kindly to this exposure. She resorted to faking swatting incidents and claimed harassment from members of the forum. She reached out to various people, including a former Google server developer who was also transgender but had a history of sexual assault, referring to them as "consent accidents." Consequently, the website was removed from the internet, payment processors froze their services, and accounts were seized. You might argue that companies can choose whom they serve, but on the internet, there's a unique challenge. The entire infrastructure is controlled by a few companies that communicate with each other. Many of these companies employ individuals on Twitter who have large followings and happen to be those same transgender women. These individuals dislike having their criminal behavior documented. Can you see where this is headed?
Now, there is an impending lawsuit against one of these companies, a case that could redefine the neutrality of the internet. Unfortunately, very few are discussing it because it revolves around a site that exposed some unsavory individuals, individuals who are now shielded due to their gender or political affiliations by those in power.
This is the same reason why i got banned out of alternatehistoryforum; i pointed out the keffals affair and what she was doing, when the site was dicussed as being a nazi hive of stalkers and bullies who drive people to suicide.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I didn't mean to offend.
Look, unless you claim that some anime character is your actual wife and you married her, you're pretty safe from being a target.
Greg Boeser
2nd Lieutenant
Yeah, sure, buddy.
Greg Boeser
2nd Lieutenant
I divorced my anime wife.
Now I have to pay alimony in bitcoin.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
It's like you two are in my home.
N4521U
Colonel
Where am I????????????
How did I enter this alternative universe!
How did I enter this alternative universe!
I'm lost here. Not gonna lie…
