[Richard The Dreaded Libertarian]

Expensive, who cares? We're talking about the
ENVIRONMENT, we can't worry about filty lucre.
What are you, a greedy Republican?

Let the gov't fund it, won't cost a farthing! That's
why we need visionaries like Al Gore, bold men
not afraid to take on the special interests, leading
by example.

Awwww shit! Another fucking retarded village idiot :-(
[/QUOTE]

I guess it's true - sarcasm is wasted on those who need it the most. )-;

You're the third nitwit so far this thread who has missed the joke! I
guess it just whizzed over your head...

Thanks,
Rich

 

[Richard The Dreaded Libertarian]

What do you expect? There aren't many villages left in the US, and
their idiots have to go SOMEWHERE!

Gaaaack! That "visionaries like Al Gore" almost made me throw up :-(
[/QUOTE]

Did you ever consider the possibility that that was the point, you
lame-brain?

Sheesh!
Rich

 

[Spehro Pefhany]

Gaaaack! That "visionaries like Al Gore" almost made me throw up :-(

...Jim Thompson

The Goreacle does have good taste in monitors.. looks like *three* 30"
2560 x 1600 Apple Cinema displays. IIRC, he's on Apple's board of
directors.

http://www.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1622338_1363003,00.html



Best regards,
Spehro Pefhany

 

[Bob Myers]

What do you expect? There aren't many villages left in the US, and
their idiots have to go SOMEWHERE!

Crawford, TX, found a place for theirs, at least....;-)

Bob M.

 

[Bob Myers]

Why are you against a Hummer/SUV that gets 100 empg and creates zero
NOx?

You find a practical way to move a real-world three-ton wheeled
vehicle 100 miles on a gallon-of-gas-equivalent, and I guarantee
you you'll have PLENTY of people's attention.

But you don't really have that, do you?

Bob M.

 

[Bill Ward]

He's a career pol, with limitless power lust, as do they all. Does that
necessarily equate to evil?

Has the same effect.

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

Crawford, TX, found a place for theirs, at least....;-)

Bob M.

Only for a while. If the were smart, they would move before the
election, or change the signs at the city limits, like they do to fool
other politicians. ;-)

--
Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

 

[Jim Thompson]

You find a practical way to move a real-world three-ton wheeled
vehicle 100 miles on a gallon-of-gas-equivalent, and I guarantee
you you'll have PLENTY of people's attention.

But you don't really have that, do you?

Bob M.

Leftist weenies can do it with ethanol... just ask them ;-)

...Jim Thompson

 

[Guy Macon]

FWIW, I have seens both pnuematics and hyraulics on the same systems
before.
Pnuematics used for quick low power actuating (guiding product); the
plumbing and controls are a bit simpler, hydraulics for the bull work;
orbit motors and a hydraulic lift.

I have designed many such systems. There might also be solenoids
and electric motors with gears... What I was arguing against was
the assertion that (direct quote) "The ONLY thing compressed air
has going for it is shop floor convenience." That's not correct.
It isn't even close. In the real world, each has advantages and
disadvantages, and each jas jobs it does well and jobs it does
poorly or can't do at all.

 

[Richard Henry]

Yes, the words say that, but the economy is thriving, not depressed.

By what indicator? White House press release volume?

Durable goods orders and shipments are mixed, new home starts are way
down, the stock market is oscillating wildly, GFP annual growth rate
is 1.2% (low on historic scale). But cheer up: e-commerce sales are
doing nicely. All that online shopping may be impacting worker
productivity.

 

[Paul Cardinale]

He's a career pol, with limitless power lust,
as do they all. Does that necessarily equate
to evil?

Not necessarily, but when people use a deception (resulting in great
harm to many lives) to pursue power and money, they are indeed evil.

Paul Cardinale

 

[Jim Thompson]

By what indicator? White House press release volume?

Durable goods orders and shipments are mixed, new home starts are way
down, the stock market is oscillating wildly, GFP annual growth rate
is 1.2% (low on historic scale). But cheer up: e-commerce sales are
doing nicely. All that online shopping may be impacting worker
productivity.

My personal "indicator", my own work load, is WAY up.

This historically means...

The Democrats are coming

And a BIG recession

Enjoy! I sure will, I need to salt away some more retirement funds to
cover all the cruises, etc. I want to take ;-)

...Jim Thompson

 

[Eeyore]

35840

Regards
Ian

Thanks.

Graham

 

[Eeyore]

You mean like Paul Ehrlich? ;-)

Interesting comparison. He got plenty of doom-mongering predictions wrong. Yet
it seemed to make sense at the time.

Graham

 

[Eeyore]

You find a practical way to move a real-world three-ton wheeled
vehicle 100 miles on a gallon-of-gas-equivalent, and I guarantee
you you'll have PLENTY of people's attention.

But you don't really have that, do you?

He also doesn't have any hydrogen peroxide wells. And no, I don't have the
faintest clue why he's obsessional about it either.

Graham

 

[Gordon]

RichD wrote:
(snip)

Al Gore is going to look such an idiot in a couple of years.

Graham

In a couple of years? Yet to happen? He's already been there,
done that, a few years back in the past, eh, wot? ;-)

 

[Gordon]

Eeyore wrote: (snip)

And in that time he'll make tons of money from his investments in
carbon-credit brokerage firms. He's not stupid; he's evil.

Paul Cardinale

Right, on this. I can't say add anything to your assessment.

Gordon

 

[Gordon]

Just because Al Gore isn't Yiddish enough, is this why the rest of you
folks don't like him?

The regular laws of physics and the science is there to behold,
whereas at least 10% and possibly as great as 25% of the ongoing GW
fiasco is in fact human related.

All the rest of our environmental demise has to do with the 5.556e16
w.h or the 2e20 joules worth of applied gravity/tidal factors that you
silly folks of Yiddish naysayism can divide up any way you'd like.
- Brad Guth

Those danged primitive hominids that first figured out how to use
wood for camp fires started this on-going global warming trend, I
guess, huh?

For approximately the past 12,000 years this planet has been
warming at a rate determined by the remaining polar ice area. As
the polar ice sheet recedes and the exposed earth absorbs more
sunlight, the warming rate increases.

It is sort of like watching the liquid level as a large
cone-shaped funnel drains. When the funnel is full and the liquid
area is large the level changes rather slowly, but as the funnel
empties and the liquid surface area diminishes down the funnel's
cone, the level drops at an ever increasing rate.

One can see a similar demonstration of this effect when a bath
tub is drained. Have you ever noticed how the last bit of water
seems to rush down the drain at an accelerated rate?

Like that last bit of water draining from a bath tub, the polar
ice surface area is now diminishing at a very rapid rate, and as
the polar ice melts and soil is exposed to sunlight, the
absorption vs reflection changes. More warm soil equates to
accelerated global warming.

Gordon

 

[RichD]

1 Timothy 6:10:
For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some
coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced
themselves through with many sorrows.

You decide.

That's a typo (couldn't be an actual error,
being the Word).

It should read: "For the love of UNEARNED
money is the root of all evil, whilst the making
of an honest buck is the source of all good."

 

[Jim Thompson]

[snip]

Just because Al Gore isn't Yiddish enough, is this why the rest of you
folks don't like him?

The regular laws of physics and the science is there to behold,
whereas at least 10% and possibly as great as 25% of the ongoing GW
fiasco is in fact human related.

All the rest of our environmental demise has to do with the 5.556e16
w.h or the 2e20 joules worth of applied gravity/tidal factors that you
silly folks of Yiddish naysayism can divide up any way you'd like.
- Brad Guth

Now there's a really scientific outburst.

And this ignoramus probably votes.

We need to go back to restricting voting rights to just property
owners. That would thin things down a bit.

...Jim Thompson