Just got back from an errand. I debated whether to post this, but find I must.
It’s possible to make a Tesla truck uglier. I saw it both sides of my trip. Coming at me I realized some idiot had attached horns from a Texas long horn in front. That was weird enough. On the return trip the “truck” was parked so that I could see the right side. There were perhaps 50 bullet sized dents in the back left door. So cool. 😃🌞
must be to show how stupid er strong it was. Some place our gene pool went way too close to the noxious chemical pool. Good grief.
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It's a celebration of my B-i-L's life. He died about 5 weeks ago.
I think about 20 people are coming.
An old friend of his is coming, and she has backing tracks on her laptop. I hooked up our old practice PA in the backyard.
My wife wants me to play & sing too. Not enthusiastic, but I'll do it. Already tuned my 6 & 12 string guitars. No keyboards though. That setup is too much work.
Have fun at your party.
BTW: I did a lot of scale-up & design around chemical processes that were really hard on metals, either for chloride attacks or extremely aggressive acidity. I learned more about metallurgy than I ever wanted to know! 
Mauldin would have never put Willie and Joe in a Cybertruck.
I think this anecdote was in Travels With Charlie by John Steinbeck. He traveled across the U.S. with his dog, and struck up conversations with people he met. He told the story of a farmer who, right before hunting season, attached deers antlers to a bale of hay and set it among trees, partially obscured. At th end of the hunting season, he'd dig enough lead shot out of the bale to make bullets for a year.
If the bullet holes are real (not the 3-D stickers), maybe we have a clue of why the truck was shot up 
steer clear 
Should of had a pair of those big steel bolts hanging from the rear hitch too...
Lol
