On Sun, 02 Jun 2019 09:24:15 +0100, wrote:

On Sat, 01 Jun 2019 15:26:09 +0100
"Commander Kinsey" wrote:
On Sat, 01 Jun 2019 12:08:25 +0100, wrote:
The only sensible answer if they can't be charged instantly, is to ha=
ve a
range enough so that 99% of people can just charge them overnight at =
home.
Mind you, that ****s up all those weird folk who have a car but no dr=
iveway.

So that would be most people then would it?

No, just the morons who spend more on cars than houses. I have a drivew=
ay that can take 5 cars, and own 1 car (I've previously had up to 3). I=

I'm guessing you inherited your house since there's no way a thicko like you
could have a good enough job to pay for a house that large.

Actually it was only £49K in 2000. Semi detached 2 bedroomed house at the edge of a small town. And my job paid for the mortgage.

For the rest of the population who can only afford a flat or terrace house,
you either park on the street or you don't have a car and if you think we're
going to get the bus everywhere just because ****s like you don't like street
parking then I've got a bridge for sale you might be interested in.

I've seen flats round here cost more than my house, they're the same size, in a busier place, with a smaller garden and no drive at all. WTF are people thinking buying those things?

t should be made illegal to park your car permanently in the street. It=
ain't your land.

Perhaps look up what road tax allows you to do.

What part of "SHOULD BE MADE illegal" didn't you understand?

I've seen ****wits with a 1 bedroom flat and brand ne=
w =A330K BMW parked on the public road. WTF were they thinking? Get a =
=A35K car and spend the =A325K on a bigger house.

Perhaps they rent the flat

Irrelevant. The rent is similar to the mortgage repayments.

but wanted a nice car. So what? Not everyone needs
a big house to feel validated about their lives.

It's the car that extends their cock size.

Think how much time you spend in your house, and how much time you spend in your car. Think how much your car depreciates and your house doesn't. It's pretty easy to choose where to put the money.