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DarthRebel
Favorite team: | Ole Miss ![]() |
Location: | Tier Five is Alive |
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Number of Posts: | 23119 |
Registered on: | 2/22/2013 |
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re: Random Instagram Locations: Elafonisi Beach, Crete. NSFW
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/29/25 at 3:09 pm
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re: What is the most annoying fan base here?
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/29/25 at 8:28 am
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What, no AI image to demonstrate?

What is the most annoying fan base here?
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/29/25 at 7:47 am
And why is it always Tennessee?
re: India is moving troops and diverting water from Pakistan.
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/28/25 at 2:13 pm
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AncientTiger
So should we buy ZOM or HMBL?
re: GM is issuing a massive stop-sale over 6.2L V8 engine issues
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/25/25 at 2:08 pm
There are roughly 877,710 total vehicles impacted by this, however not all are bad engines. Several have already made it into the 100,000+ mile territory. Our 23 is already at 46,000 miles with no problems.
It looks like there is an inspection that can be done to pass some
The wife's Yukon is due an oil change, I guess we will see what happens. Good thing we kept her old 2017 4Runner :lol:
It looks like there is an inspection that can be done to pass some
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Vehicles that pass inspection are to be refilled with a higher weight oil (0W-40 versus the standard 0W-20), a new oil fill cap, an “owner’s manual insert,” and may be returned to inventory.
The wife's Yukon is due an oil change, I guess we will see what happens. Good thing we kept her old 2017 4Runner :lol:
re: Biggest bust will be Jaxon Dart.
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/25/25 at 10:12 am
He is still more him, than you.
Sad take by a Tiger fan.
Pretty sure using the "him" is already out of style among the youth, maybe try acting your age now :lol:
Sad take by a Tiger fan.
Pretty sure using the "him" is already out of style among the youth, maybe try acting your age now :lol:
re: Anyone financed a new car lately?
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/25/25 at 9:37 am
If you are in the market for a new car, just expand your search to nationwide. Depending on what you are looking for, you can either get a dealer to do a factory order for less than MSRP or even Invoice, or you find it on the lot what you are looking for.
2 of the last 3 cars I bought were in different states than where I live. Live in Texas, and it was a better deal to just fly and drive back on one and the other had shipped.
The last one I bought was this past summer from a dealer in St. Louis, it cost $650 to have it shipped to my door. It was $5000 cheaper than a similar one I was looking at here in DFW. The one I got was actually a higher MSRP than the local one with some extra options, and still cheaper.
The other out of state was from a volume dealer in VA, that would do 5% under invoice for factory orders. Used air miles for a free ticket to Washington DC and drove it back home. This one was pre-covid, but they still do it.
If you are buying new, you really do not need to test drive it. That is what a warranty is for. Tell to give you a crap ton of high res pics and videos.
USAA auto loans are sitting at 4.09% right now. The one I got this summer was 5.24%.
Unless you are buying a car over $100,000, interest rates should not impact you.
Just using random $50,000
$50,000 at 4.09% over 48 months is going to $4,320 of interest paid
Bump that up to a 6.35% (2024 Q4 average for new cars) loan and it goes to $6,025
Take it up to 7.1% (high qtr average over last 12 months) and you are at $7,767.
Personally I do not see them going up and dealers will offer finance options on plenty of new cars.
2 of the last 3 cars I bought were in different states than where I live. Live in Texas, and it was a better deal to just fly and drive back on one and the other had shipped.
The last one I bought was this past summer from a dealer in St. Louis, it cost $650 to have it shipped to my door. It was $5000 cheaper than a similar one I was looking at here in DFW. The one I got was actually a higher MSRP than the local one with some extra options, and still cheaper.
The other out of state was from a volume dealer in VA, that would do 5% under invoice for factory orders. Used air miles for a free ticket to Washington DC and drove it back home. This one was pre-covid, but they still do it.
If you are buying new, you really do not need to test drive it. That is what a warranty is for. Tell to give you a crap ton of high res pics and videos.
USAA auto loans are sitting at 4.09% right now. The one I got this summer was 5.24%.
Unless you are buying a car over $100,000, interest rates should not impact you.
Just using random $50,000
$50,000 at 4.09% over 48 months is going to $4,320 of interest paid
Bump that up to a 6.35% (2024 Q4 average for new cars) loan and it goes to $6,025
Take it up to 7.1% (high qtr average over last 12 months) and you are at $7,767.
Personally I do not see them going up and dealers will offer finance options on plenty of new cars.
re: Trump's site selling Trump 2028 hats
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/24/25 at 8:02 pm
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Believe it or not most people actually like term limits. Including most Trump supporters
The average tenure of the Senate and HoR factually prove you wrong.
Quit making stuff up.
re: California is now the 4th largest economy in the world
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/24/25 at 3:43 pm
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You could say that about pretty much any state
You haven't peeled back anything of relevance
Well, I kind of have

Explain to me how we are going to pick up "Mining, Quarrying, and Oil & Gas Extraction" and move that to California?
China for fun

Germany for more fun

The California economy is not the juggernaut many paint it to be. The tech industry of the bay area is roughly 25-30% of the total GDP. As proven so far, those companies can move from California with ease.
Companies that have moved
Oracle
HPE
Palantir
Tesla
VMWare
Zoom
GoDaddy
Companies laying the groundwork through expansion
Dropbox
Alphabet
Salesforce
Apple
Netflix
Block
Expedia
Airbnb
Most are moving or expanding into Texas. Austin and Hill Country is basically the new Silicon Valley.
re: Boron
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/24/25 at 2:54 pm
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52 years old and also taking 100 testosterone shots a week,
If you are doing this, then you should be having blood work done to test your levels. Track you Free T, that is what is going to go up.
If you still lack energy, boost your T shots up. 100 is pretty low dose once a week.
What was your last Total and Free T numbers?
re: Can you truly change and reshape your body in your 50's?
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/24/25 at 2:51 pm
I am in better shape at age 50, than I was at 40. 40lbs lighter as well.
Get a workout plan, and follow it. You were a powerlifter, you know what to do.
Boron seems to be a go to here to boost free T. I have been on it for a year with no issues.
You could look at TRT, life changer for many.
Get a workout plan, and follow it. You were a powerlifter, you know what to do.
quote:
Supplements
Boron seems to be a go to here to boost free T. I have been on it for a year with no issues.
quote:
testosterone levels are 250 ish
You could look at TRT, life changer for many.
re: California is now the 4th largest economy in the world
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/24/25 at 2:41 pm
If you peel back the onion, the $4.1 trillion is not as impressive. Excessive real estate values and white collar companies that could move away prop up that value.


re: AI timeline
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/24/25 at 2:29 pm
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When are the life-like sex robots arriving?
We are just waiting for Realdoll and Grok to get linked to together.
re: AI timeline
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/24/25 at 2:28 pm
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My question is this, how do we power these energy hogs?
Nuclear plants for now. That way AI has plenty of places to explode to wipe us out.
If we actually get real AGI, you will actually see real improvements in energy efficiencies. That is what AI is supposed to do, figure complex problems with solutions we cannot see yet.
re: Tesla tanking
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/24/25 at 1:14 pm
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Some of my neighbors have BYD, Cherry, and many have a Togg (essentially Chinese EV tech in a Turkish skin). Not sure if any have the blade battery tech but they ALL have unacceptable software flaws, underwhelming performance compared to the claims, and loads of cheap materials. Just like Tesla. In terms of quality and luxury, none are on the level the EQA 250 I previously had. IMO most Chinese EVs are like an Ali Express version of a Tesla….
So typical modus operandi of China.
Trying to keep up with all the things China is going to win in
BYD > Tesla
Chinese Rockets > SpaceX
Deepseek > any other AI
re: Anyone financed a new car lately?
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/24/25 at 1:07 pm
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Never get a loan for a car.

re: Warrior buried 900 years ago may have been Non-Binary
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/23/25 at 3:28 pm
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extra X chromosome (XXY), resulting in both male and female physical traits.
Birth defects and gene mutations have been a thing since the beginning of all species. Why is this news?
The "it" was probably an off-spring of inbreeding.
re: Cool Video Describing Ancient Christian Liturgy
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/23/25 at 3:18 pm
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Last time I check there was no Fog Machine in the upper room when the 12 received the Holy Spirit on Pentacost.
Nor was there electricity or central heating and air.
re: Check in if you consider Arkansas a Rival
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/23/25 at 1:00 pm
Ole Miss fans response


re: Tesla tanking
Posted by DarthRebel on 4/23/25 at 12:48 pm
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The sad truth is Tesla is not the bees knees in the EV market anymore. Believe it or not China companies have a huge advantage in material and battery tech.
Show your work, please.
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