ooohhhaaaah... Any one like to do my tax for me???
I so luv this time of the year, it's the most joyous time of the season. NOOOT!!!....
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I'm betting odds on with a tornado up your clacker closing, you could make the distance in 4 seconds with only 5 steps. You'd be up there with the Olympic games sprint world record....
It's quite surprising what a person can do in the spare of the moment, especially with a wild beast hot on your tail...
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The Flux Capacitor: currently the fastest street legal electric car based on drag strip results.
It isn't as cool looking as you would think. But that just makes a good sleeper.
I will always call out "APERS" to my wife and son if we happen to be walking through a grassy area of a local state park. (I take point in the field, she covers 6. In the supermarket she takes point and I cover 6. The boy is always protected as much as possible.)
She knows by now what I mean, and my son will learn when he's old enough that I'm talking about mines. In this instance I'm referring specifically to dog crap that nobody picked up, but I call them APERS because my training has permanently warped my already messed up sense of humor and situational awareness.
(For those who don't know: APERS and AT translate to Anti-PERSonnel and Anti-Tank mines.)
Somewhere there is a tree working hard to produce oxygen for you to live, NOW GO APOLOGIZE TO IT!
Shzzz...enough to scare the CR-APERS out of anyone....
We live in a large military training area. We normally get 10-15k troupes here every year.
The troupes are not too bad with keeping the public shared zones ordnance free, but sometimes the local government has to remind the resident guard to go back and clean up their careless deadly crud left lying around in the public zones.
The price for living with war as your neighbour...
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RE.:Kyoto an Electrical Future.
Salutations to the USA government energy department....^ Hats off...
I believe the USA government has officially allocated $4.5,Billion dollars to electric car charging stations up and down the coast.(Sorry my mistake, I though that was 45billion, I missed the decimal place.)
Not to put a damper on a very good investment strategy for all people. I believe there is an election year in the USA at present. So after all the election promises are accounted for, I believe most of the $4.5 billion in allocated funds will most likely end up going to the extremely important, rare an endangered yellow crested 3 legged unicorn wild life research facilities,probably underwritten by the fossil fuel deposit research corporations.
Seriously though, all frustration aside.
The importance of the USA recognising part of the Kyoto protocol is paramount for the rest of the world to follow along. If the electric car charge station project makes fruitful ground, it will set an example for other countries to follow.
I sincerely hope the USA electric car charging stations honestly work. It would make a worth while contribution towards all future generations.
Last edited by NeoMatrix; 07-27-2016 at 04:13 AM.
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It may take the next 100 years, but time and tide will eventually force the remaining depleted oil reserves to be only used for the plastics/insulation industry.
No oil to produce plastics, no electrical insulation, along with many other wet insulation problems. How many electrical appliances will be lost from the average home, along with the jobs that create or repair them? Recycled plastics can also be used to produce polymer logs for the building and construction industry, which I believe is already in use, the product is called Notwood.
The petrol chemical CEO's have be on record for stating that they make 10 times
more money out of plastics than burning fuel in motor vehicles.
Why then are those major industries still investing in petrol/gas burning production? It's doesn't make economical sense, even from their own perspective.
Why do we have to wait year-by-year until the environment becomes totally irreversibly polluted with carbon based burnt waste? IMHO the sooner the world switches over to 99% electrical energy the better all round.
There are some amazing electrical products coming out in the future.
I hope we have enough crude oil to produce the polymers an electrical insulation of those new products.
(my 5 cents worth...)
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