'Master Candidate' Cybertrucks reportedly spotted at Giga Texas [updated w/ photos]

[PilotPete]

your*

Incorrect, it should be either "yer" or "ur"!

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[cvalue13]

Assembly perfection? Not so fast...

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tesla...manufacturing-master-candidates.755923.0.html

what’s really great:

Aside from the article propagating this incorrect ‘master candidate’ nomenclature, the photographed vehicle (in this thread and that article) isn’t even a manufacturing confirmation unit

when games of telephone keep going, and going…

 

[WHIZZARD OF OZ]

Updated 9/25:

Original post 9/23:

This was posted by Joe Tegtmeyer on Patreon (and maybe X?) yesterday. I see some visual differences in this Cybertruck instance but the truck is far away and they may be a visual illusion. Potentially good news if there is any truth to the rumor.

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Rumor ... this Cybertruck may be a "Master Candidate"​

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FYSA ... some information I've been given by a knowledgeable source this afternoon. "It is very possible that (the Cybertruck I was able to capture supercharging today) is one of the first master candidates built. They finished two in the last couple of days, I’ve not heard of any leaving the factory quite yet."​

The CT at the charger is one of my favourite angles as it shows the transition of planes and surfaces with the light at play, resulting in something quite spectacular.

 

[Coolbreeze704]

Incorrect, it should be either "yer" or "ur"!

Younce?

No that would be multiple people.

 

[PilotPete]

Younce?

No that would be multiple people.

I believe when you refer to multiple younger people, the law says you must use the term “Yoots”. The proper phraseology example would be “The two yoots…”

 

[Coolbreeze704]

I believe when you refer to multiple younger people, the law says you must use the term “Yoots”. The proper phraseology example would be “The two yoots…”

I might have confused since my spelling was off, Yuns.
[ yuhnz, yoo-uhnz ] show ipa. pronounNonstandard: Midland U.S. you (used in direct address usually to two or more persons).

Any Pennsylvania folks can clarify please.

 

[madquadbiker]

In every recent CT picture with tow hooks, the left hook always looks rusted

That’s not rust its red for Port, so it‘s a boat as well

 

[PilotPete]

I might have confused since my spelling was off, Yuns.
[ yuhnz, yoo-uhnz ] show ipa. pronounNonstandard: Midland U.S. you (used in direct address usually to two or more persons).

Any Pennsylvania folks can clarify please.

According to Steeler Nation, it’s “Yinz”.
https://johnmalecki.com/collections/t-shirts/products/yinz-shirt

 

[Coolbreeze704]

According to Steeler Nation, it’s “Yinz”.
https://johnmalecki.com/collections/t-shirts/products/yinz-shirt

Could both be right. Eastside, westside thing?



A: “Yinz” is Pittsburghese. Sometimes spelled “yins” or “yunz,” it's a plural form of “you.”Feb 11, 2011

Yinz, you-uns, you-all, and company - The Grammarphobia Blog

Grammarphobia

 

[PilotPete]

Could both be right. Eastside, westside thing?



A: “Yinz” is Pittsburghese. Sometimes spelled “yins” or “yunz,” it's a plural form of “you.”Feb 11, 2011
Yinz, you-uns, you-all, and company - The Grammarphobia Blog

Grammarphobia

Could be, but I’ll go with the guy that used to play for the team and still lives there!

 

[Coolbreeze704]

Could be, but I’ll go with the guy that used to play for the team and still lives there!

I concede based on better supporting material.

 

[Coolbreeze704]

Now my Jersey in me would be "you's guys"

 

[Coolbreeze704]

Now my Jersey in me would be "you's guys"

Gonna stop now. Most likely driving CValue crazy. Sorry C

 

[Bill W.]

Now my Jersey in me would be "you's guys"

Hah! In north Jersey it would be "yooz"!

 

[WHIZZARD OF OZ]

Now my Jersey in me would be "you's guys"

"Soitenly"
"Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk....wise guys" ( Three Stooges )
PS Not certain how l got here...must be the 'entertain_meants'

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