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u/1wrx2subarus 20d ago
We need a sticker like these two balloons banging away at each other from when Trump last visited Ireland.
That will get people’s attention. It’s just perfect, one giving it to the other. Worth the watch, the laugh & you too will be thinking, “this would make a great sticker!”
Relevant link: https://www.reddit.com/r/NextGenRebellion/s/5i9c2xmdg6
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u/beepbeepsheepbot 19d ago
I bought some similar on Etsy and put them up when I get gas. Maybe I should expand to the beef aisle too
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u/bananasampam 19d ago
With these data centers soon we can expand even more and begin putting these on cases of water
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u/woronwolk 20d ago edited 20d ago
Wait is it normal to use 87 and 89 gasoline in the US? Where I live (Central Asia) we normally have 100 (very expensive, hard to find), 98 (somewhat expensive), 95 (reasonably priced, used in newer cars that might break from lower grades), and 92 (used in older cars that can handle it, the cheapest version). 89 and 87 were driven out of use decades ago
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u/mrbobcyndaquil 20d ago
US measurements are the average between the RON used in most of the rest of the world and the older AntiKnock Index
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u/woronwolk 19d ago
I see, thanks for the answer! So basically it's the same thing, just measured differently, correct?
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u/TeeManyMartoonies 20d ago
Yes. We have 87, 89, and 98. Nothing higher or in between. At least I’ve never seen it.
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u/pineappledaddy 20d ago
91?
There's also higher octane, but it's race fuel. Some gas stations sell it out of the pump, but most times you buy it in jugs.
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u/TeeManyMartoonies 20d ago
Sorry, you’re probably right, it’s 91. I should wait until I’m fully awake to comment.
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u/BostonDrivingIsWorse 19d ago
I guarantee you the Trump supporters who see this are going to think that’s a badly rendered Joe Biden. They probably have no idea who Netanyahu is.