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I dunno. Was wondering. Wikipedia offers the following:
From Latin non plus (“no more, no further”).
and
In recent North American English nonplussed has acquired the alternative meaning of "unimpressed".In 1999, this was considered a neologism, ostensibly from "not plussed", although "plussed" by itself is not a recognized English word. The "unimpressed" meaning is not considered standard usage by at least one authoritative source.
From Latin non plus (“no more, no further”).
and
In recent North American English nonplussed has acquired the alternative meaning of "unimpressed".In 1999, this was considered a neologism, ostensibly from "not plussed", although "plussed" by itself is not a recognized English word. The "unimpressed" meaning is not considered standard usage by at least one authoritative source.
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Pretty much that is dead on. 21 inch wheels. 50-60 degrees outside. 55 mph except (now I get it right) the 15 miles where we drove through (and back through) Anderson SC. Also there are 4-5 miles each way to get to the highway from my house. So, maybe 20-25 miles of the 238.8 were non-highway. I was very pleased and surprisingly did not worry on the way back. That being said, could I have switched to range had I ran out and used the last 10%?
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Pretty much that is dead on. 21 inch wheels. 50-60 degrees outside. 55 mph except (now I get it right) the 15 miles where we drove through (and back through) Anderson SC. Also there are 4-5 miles each way to get to the highway from my house. So, maybe 20-25 miles of the 238.8 were non-highway. I was very pleased and surprisingly did not worry on the way back. That being said, could I have switched to range had I ran out and used the last 10%?
heh... perhaps I should have put normal in quotes..Originally Posted by Zextraterrestrial
haha, 'normal' driver.
My TC is kicking in very often. My reaction is usually push it a little harder and try and get it to stick
...or bold! (in this case)
??Lost me at the last turn there. Should there by a "not" after "Tesla does"? Otherwise the logic seems reversed?
wuwt?
For the newbie members, a pronunciation guide: Fi, Fi, FInal-ize Your OR-der: Rotate Your Owl - YouTube
Larry, you've been spending too much time in your car and not enough on the forum. Do try to keep up......:tongue:Originally Posted by NigelM
Same here, although Siri works fine for me. I'm adopting an accent that Model S accepts although my daughter cracks up every time she hears me!Originally Posted by pete8314
...I'm British.....anything that's expecting an American accent never works, whenever I call American Airlines or my bank, I have to put on (what I assume) is a horrible attempt at a generic American accent :smile:
Is it enough to use "are" rather than "aahh"?
True. Committing a car and staff member, plus organizing it, is an indirect expense, and unnecessary to get order flow. Just sitting in the mall looking pretty gets plenty of attention. Try giving a stacked babe advice on how to attract approaches from men!
There's no shortage of butts.
Patrick;
Can you confirm that you mean "320km of range"? The translation of that into "autonomy" is confusing; the word means independence, freedom from control in English.
It has been observed and speculated that driving more slowly in winter and snow will probably add range to compensate somewhat for added rolling resistance and heating drain of the battery. It's going to be interesting to see how that works out.
So, Futuris from Australia makes the seats, huh? 'Roo leather, perchance? :wink: For that extra 'hop'!
Here's the EPS installation and user manual, in (sort of) English: Parking sensors ETA ?
Parking sensors ETA ?
Parking sensors ETA ?
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