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Dieselgate

Basically Volkswagen was too lazy ti fix there dumbass cars and sold them and ticked the epa into letting them in and then up-played in how clean there cars where (diesel cars) then these people found that they were going 40x the limit on emissions fined or fix all the cars they tricked the epa by adding a defeat device in the cars that would turn clean in labs then dirty in roads but if they alr had a clean version for the labs why not is use that one (because ther clean version was sluggish and not really gas’s efficient they wanted to erase all diesel stereotypes)
I don’t wanna have clean diesel it’s too bad let’s trick and make them dirty then we can lie and say it’s clean hahah they won’t ever know

Dieselgate :epa getting tricked by Volkswagen
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Vin Dieselites 

Vin Dieselites are followers of Vin Dieselisim. Vin Diesel is considered god and all commands by Vin must be followed.
Vin Dieselist festivals include 'chainsaw juggling week', 'Vin Diesel Appriciation Month' and 'Christmas Kombat'. A challange against Vin Diesel's Manlyness, Abilities or Ideals in the presence of a Vin Dieselite will Likely end in gladitorial combat.
Hail Vin Diesel!
-Vin Dieselites at The VIIV party congress of Vin Dieselites.
A mixture or diesel fuel and gasoline.
Did you see that dumb ass plumber try to run his skid steer on dieselgas?
Dieselgas by Dieselgas July 8, 2022
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murderhobo 

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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