Two Canadian Friends Build $672 Electric Car

[Cvvl]

Matt from Akron wrote:

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Yeah, I saw you ran into 'The Crew'... gag. A bunch of idiots who have knighted themselves. A bunch of trolls who think they're troll hunters... ironic.
Good joke! One that can be appreciated by both evolutionists AND creationists... lol.

Ah, you're familiar with the crew. Well, the bright side is that it can't last... too many posters will demand their attention and it'll take too much effort to attack all those posters, so...

You come through the weather o.k? News showed some serious wrath sweep across your part of the planet. Only worse place to be seems China!

[Matt from Akron]

Sean1980 wrote:

<quoted text>Gee, Matt, "The Crew" sounds strangely familiar, in a nightmare sort of way...
lol

Yes... unfortunate. But there ARE some differences... I'll fill you in later...

[Matt from Akron]

Cvvl wrote:

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Ah, you're familiar with the crew. Well, the bright side is that it can't last... too many posters will demand their attention and it'll take too much effort to attack all those posters, so...
You come through the weather o.k? News showed some serious wrath sweep across your part of the planet. Only worse place to be seems China!

I see them on their 'home thread', discussing who to flame next. They decide they don't like you, they start flaming you. It's one thing to go after a troll who's been wrecking threads and attacking you, it's totally another to randomly 'pick people out of the phone book', so to speak. These "Crew" people are total losers.

Actually my part of the world has had a fairly quiet winter. However, February is when we get the worst of it, so I'll keep you posted, lol. Take care.

[big kahuana burger]

this is the kind of innovation i would invest in , please run more stories like this kind of personal success !

[Canada]

Yes

Two Canadian Friends Build $672 Electric Car -

is the Type of

Innovation Needed in

North America

http://www.topix.net/world/canada/2008/08/two...

[Trying to find]

I am also tyring to find the issue of either Popular Mechanics, Mechanix Illustrated or Popular Science from the 70's. It had construction plans to build a home made car from scratch, out of fiberglass panels and it used something like a 10-20hp, side shaft gas engine. Sort of like an oversize go-cart, but it was enclosed with doors and windows. Does anybody know of this issue?