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[TheRaven]

Except for the immediate future, or the medium term future ... those ones yea ICE is the future ... but the FUTURE FUTURE yea that one no ICE is gone.

I mean, its just THE FUTURE. Not a term or any other unnecessary overcomplication. But you finally got something! Good work!

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[yokramer]

I mean, its just THE FUTURE. Not a term or any other unnecessary overcomplication. But you finally got something! Good work!

So you do know that smaller displacement turbo engines are the future coulda fooled me.

 

[TheRaven]

So you do know that smaller displacement turbo engines are the future coulda fooled me.

Wow. Just when I thought you were making some progress. Right back to the drawing board.

 

[Ratbert]

There's nothing to make sense of. Gas engines aren't the future. Period. This isn't complicated and it makes perfect sense. The fact that the next generation of the Jeep Wrangler has a gas engine option doesn't change that. GM is going to release an entire new generation of SBC V8's...that STILL doesn't make gas engines the future.

You're saying that statement (apparently with a straight face) while gas engines are very clearly in our future. Our immediate future. Our next generation future.

Maybe you mean "way out in the distant future"? That's likely true. But, of course, that's not what you said.

 

[yokramer]

You're saying that statement (apparently with a straight face) while gas engines are very clearly in our future. Our immediate future. Our next generation future.

Maybe you mean "way out in the distant future"? That's likely true. But, of course, that's not what you said.

Hey man theres plenty of room on this drawing board to keep putting on Kevinisms next to me if you want to join.

 

[jeepingib]

Right now, right now, or later, later?

The future is a broad term. I could say that in the future none of this will be of any importance. Because the eventual heat death of the universe will eliminate existence.

 

[TheRaven]

You're saying that statement (apparently with a straight face) while gas engines are very clearly in our future. Our immediate future. Our next generation future.

Maybe you mean "way out in the distant future"? That's likely true. But, of course, that's not what you said.

What I said was "THE FUTURE". That's it.

Again, all of this back-and-forth because we have different definitions of a term. It's silly.

 

[yokramer]

What I said was "THE FUTURE". That's it.

Again, all of this back-and-forth because we have different definitions of a term. It's silly.

"Jeep will offer colors on every vehicle they produce"

I figured it out guys I broke the kevin code, just say the most broad asinine thing and you can "never be wrong"

 

[jeepingib]

What I said was "THE FUTURE". That's it.

Again, all of this back-and-forth because we have different definitions of a term. It's silly.

Is tomorrow your future of today? What about next week? A month from now? When do you start defining the future?

 

[yokramer]

Is tomorrow your future of today? What about next week? A month from now? When do you start defining the future?

Whenever it fits his narrative corner he backed himself into.

 

[Remorseless]

Is tomorrow your future of today? What about next week? A month from now? When do you start defining the future?

Whenever it suits his revisionism, duh

 

[yokramer]

Whenever it suits his revisionism, duh

 

[Remorseless]

Except the part about the 3.6/ torque converter. That sounds pretty far-fetched. Potentially unforgivable. We all know the 3.6 just sucks.

At 1500 RPM nonetheless.

 

[Remorseless]

It's almost like time is a flat circle

 

[Remorseless]

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