oh no! the worst people in Australia are so unhappy today
https://evcentral.com.au/tesla-cybertruck-officially-axed-for-australia/
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oh no! the worst people in Australia are so unhappy today
https://evcentral.com.au/tesla-cybertruck-officially-axed-for-australia/
@davidgerard holy shit we finally did something right when it comes to elongated muskrat. 🥳
context: telstra - aka the largest telcom here - uses starlink satellites. it used to be fully owned by the federal government until the 2000s. a number of energy companies both use & offer home customers tesla batteries, including a massive site full of them in the state of south australia.
@davidgerard I've noticed I see more cybertrucks when I'm cycling on quiet roads (here in Vancouver, Canada) and it's made me wonder if the drivers are avoiding main streets so they're not laughed at
@davidgerard chance that it could actually drive on an icy mountainside approaches zero
@davidgerard FUCKING WOKE DOWN UNDER WON'T LET ME HAVE MY HITLER LIMO?!
@davidgerard well at least I can put my deposit into the deposit for the flying car which will definitely be a thing, also will be allowed to be sold.
@davidgerard oh nooooes I bet the fashy bloc over down under are popping veins all over! One of the main symbols of fascism around the world today - the cybertruck/death trap - cant make it to their shores! Awww and I thought unsustainable & deadly fake trucks would be so popular there!
@davidgerard It still blows my mind how this is street legal in ANY country.
@davidgerard Congratulations on not having to look at those pieces of garbage.
@davidgerard "tens of thousands of Aussies placed reservations" Yeah right.
I'm betting it was closer to "tens of Aussies."