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Does that mean you are going to buy one? Or is still an impractical and expensive toy even in your town? It's not practical for me, since most of my destinations are either within walking distance or outside the range of one of these. But there seem to be enough people with different travel pattern...

First, they aren't going to be practical for anyone actually living in an urban area ... Second, they aren't going to be practical in any rural areas ... That leaves suburbia. Ah, the false trichotomy. In my neighborhood, which is none of the above, there are already people who use golf carts to to...

Ken wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 11:25 pm Outsider is complaining about living in a centralized economy when that simply isn't reality.

Robert wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:33 pm Speak for yourself and don't decide what someone else is meaning to say or exaggerate what someone else posts.

Ken wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 11:16 pm We can compare Washington to Ohio for example, Or California to Florida.

And you have, extensively, mostly in threads on that subject. This is not one of them.

Looks more like "added to" than "replaced."

temporal1 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:45 pm Thing is, unlike 2016, both POTUS candidates have served 1 term in the White House.

This is biden’s 3rd term in the White House.

I believe in a more NT way :) . There is no need for baptismal classes or formal church membership. Both are add-ons to the NT pattern. There is a church nearby where I live that immerses the same day or asap as possible after repentance. Show me anywhere in the NT where there was any testing perio...

... if he had tried to convert up in Jerusalem to Judaism, he would have been denied the opportunity to be united to God’s people. How so? I've always assumed he was already Jewish. If he had been Gentile, that would surely have been mentioned, as it was a couple chapters later with Cornelius, and ...