Re: Ya gotta be yidding me!

"ayatollah obama" <osama.obabma.by.anyname@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 May 6, 11:54 pm, "Heywood  Jablowmi" <hsqui...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On May 6, 2:39 pm, "JR Weiss" <jrweiss98155rem...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > "HarryNadds" <hoofhearte...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > When gas hits
> > > $6.00 a gallon maybe we will get serious about hydrogen based fuels.
> > > OHHH BOY !!!! That's what I want for my car. I want 30 gallons of
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> > super cooled,pressurized high explosive in the trunk of my car.
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> > It's not any worse than 30 gallons of hot, pressurized liquid "high
> > explosive"
> > (i.e., gasoline)!
> >Is gasoline "pressurized in the tank? Is it kept in a super insulated
> >tank because it's at damned near absolute zero? Btw, where does all
> >this hydrogen come from? How is it generated? How long and how many
> >billions would it take to convert all cars to hydrogen, build the
> >infrastrucure to get the hydrogen fuel to the stations and build
> >stations where a person could conveniently fill their "hydrogen tank"?
> >Why not use the money you'd use to develop hydrogen for cars and
> >develop light weight, large capacity batteries and build cars that are
> >totally electric powered? I have a few electrical outlets in my home
> >but can't find a single hydrogen outlet.
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> There are cars that run on compressed air.... if government would take
one
> of the few systems
> that are available and phase out the manufacture of gas engines and take
> the nessary steps that
> are needed to reduce our dependency on oil, we would not be in this
mess.
> Secondly if we
> even showed the world that we are seriously considering steps to reduce 
> oil
> dependency the
> price of crude would drop. As Americans, we have a system that works,
and
> we are to greedy
> and to lazy to do the right thing and get off the oil addiction... We 
> could
> be doing things like
> building better mass transit systems and serious research into alternate
> fuels, but it's easier to
> just pull up to the pump.
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> We are being weaned off of oil .... Considering that other nations have
> been paying more than
> we have for a whole lot longer than us we should consider ourselves 
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>You would still have to build infrastructure for compressed air. Of
>course we could just use DemonCraps since they are all *full* of hot
>air. Put 'em to work in the local stop-n-rob blowing nozzles.

>which nozzle you want blown today...

 Yes we would need to make some changes in infrastructure... It would spur

jobs and be good
 for the economy. Had we took our tax dollars and used them the way they 
were supposed to
 be used, instead of funding ****k, and lining pockets some of this stuff 
could have been done
 already. We are trapped in this cycle of oil dependence due to automakers

and big oil working
 together to "milk this baby for all it's worth".  why do you think that 
after alllll these years and
 even now with big oil maxing on profits, there are no new refineries?  No

new anything??
 They know oil has peaked out or will peak in the next year. Then the
world 
supply will slowly
 start to dwindle.  Had anyone cared they would have changed this
countries 
structure as far as
 travel is concerned years ago.  There is no thought about what we leave
our 
kids and grandkids?
 I'd at least like to see their future stable. Once oil is gone what????

 Homes need to be converted to geothermal, solar needs to be made so it is

actually affordable.
 their is so much that can honestly be done now.. or could have been done 
already. So instead
 of pay a little more now, we just crash and burn later because we all
said 
screw it, it's someone
 elses problem.  The American Dream ... gotta love it.