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Originally Posted by Xeno G
Fuel-economy? The H3 is not a H2, it gets the same gas mileage as any large pickup truck. In fact great fuel-economy is cited in most reviews of the vehicle.
Maybe you should do a bit of research making such a baseless comment.
The only real problem I have with the H3 is that it has a horribly underpowered engine. Looks nice though and it does have pretty good off-road capabilities (for the few who will take it off-road).
IBTN. Oh wait... he came back again...Quote:
Originally Posted by morphix
I think I speak for everyone, you are getting such resistance because you're here to brag, and that's it. The TNL world kept going when you were gone, and I guess it didn't sit well with you. You came back with a post about a truck that is commonly associated with extravagence. What did you expect? Anything Hummer is not a good idea to show off for someone known to have a wallet with a revolving door on it.
You made a LJ a few days ago. Were you that desperate for a place to convey your new possessions? When you realized that no one knew, or cared it was there, you came back here. If you're looking to make posts without resistance, perhaps try humility when you make them.
Uh... Now i could be wrong, but isn't the whole point of this thread show and tell?
Pst, morphix, don't know how long you had it, but your avatar suits you. :3 i need to watch more of that series.
Damn, TNL is fucking harsh. I love it.
I got:
Used DS complete from Software etc.
1 brand spanking new Legend of Zelda: Collectors edition guide for $2. Gonna go back later and get the other 3. eBay here I come!
WTF @ Morphix still being here and using the lol smiley after every sentence he types.
Now that TNL is finaly working again for me:
I picked up Castlevania DS, and pre-ordered PDZ. Don't worry, I used trade in credit for the pre-order so I wouldn't have made any interest on it anyway.
LOL, WRONG! The Hummers are exempt from reporting their fuel-efficiency by a loophole in government fuel and emissions standards. By this same loophole it is also able to collect $100k tax reduction, meanwhile the $1,500 tax deduction for fuel-efficient hybrid cars will be phased out.Quote:
Originally Posted by morphix
As for how well the H3 does, well the most optimistic estimates say it can get 19 miles per gallon of city driving. It's also one of the worst for lifetime CO2 emissions.
You first.Quote:
Originally Posted by morphix