Yes it pretty much does

It directly correlates...

Yea! Someone knows what's up!

Could have been a faulty can. I saw that too and not disagreeing normally that would never happen, but it clearly did so I'm guessing all the variables lined up properly for that one in a million occurrence.

We still love you even if you are artistic!

Question: Did you have an account before this one or did you start out life as daily dose of cute and start posting cute things daily right away?

I'll start it off shall I? I completely agree with that doctor. Good man.

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You still have no power here muahahaha

Plus, he could most likely have someone pick it up for him for a few bucks or something like that. I doubt he left it sitting in traffic holding everybody else up. And I agree good guy he is for doing that

Dude, doesn't really make a difference if you're white or other colors. A crappy watch is a crappy watch no matter what

That's a potential problem yes but maybe it could be fit with a system to collect the water onboard and you could empty it into a drain at your house? Don't know if that's a good idea or not but I'm sure the engineers will have thought of that problem

Actually extracting hydrogen is extremely easy, as all you do is apply current to saltwater to break it into oxygen and hydrogen. There are other less friendly ways but as a whole getting hydrogen is actually pretty Eco friendly and cheap. A gallon of liquid hydrogen costs about the same a s a gallon of gas, and when used in the system that car has, way more efficient.

It no go boom

It is the future. This car really is revolutionary

NO IT DOES NOT GO BOOM!! The hydrogen fuel cell in that car is way safer than your average metal tank full of gas is when it comes to crashes. Its ballistically tested and won't rupture under any circumstances unless you're targeted by a missile. Also I believe Toyota pays for your hydrogen themselves as part of their marketing. This car is the start of the future guys. Hydrogen is going to take over when the gas gets too expensive, whenever that happens.

Sorry about that crash man that's unfortunate timing. I just don't like how yes you can do most of the same things as a regular laptop but you have to have an external disk driver, do things over WiFi instead of with a hard copy, that kind of stuff. I just don't see the point in doing that. I have a 17 inch powerhouse from HP that has all the ports and storage I could ever need and I love it to death. Its a great computer. I do realize people have different opinions so I don't really want to argue to the ends of earth about this. Its mainly just a personal preference if you're a windows or Mac person I think its safe to say? Not due to differences in hardware, usually its software is the deciding factor, and in the case of macs, their looks play into it a lot, as I can't see the point of having a macbook air if it wasn't that it looked so thin and was portable or whatever your reasons are

That's what any Mac user will say. But is the lightness really worth having a quarter of the storage and a fraction of the features of a much cheaper windows laptop? When I was looking for mine I found a great one but it didn't have a disk drive so I had to scrap that one and look again. I know they're dying a bit but I doubt they'll ever be completely gone. Thank you for having a source