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Longhorn Gaylord IV

Longhorn Gaylord IV asked in Society & Culture Other - Society & Culture · 2 months ago

What's something that would never pass gas?

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Anonymous
2 months ago
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A truly electric car? How about a golf cart?
Other: If an electro magnetic pulse (EMP) can take out an electric car, what about really old cars that are not programmed by computers?

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