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Well my dumbfuckistanian, the "arctic ice" is not the same. It's thin ice covering the surface not the same thick ice that was eons old that has melted. It's the shitty thin ice that ebbs and flows...following up that self serving diatribe..........
just to recap the bullshit...........
And now it's global COOLING! Return of Arctic ice cap as it grows by 29% in a year
533,000 more square miles of ocean covered with ice than in 2012
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Another climate denier shithead red herring...Comment
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Let me guess, once everybody in the world is driving a battery powered car, the "global warming" issues will be cured.
How are you going to recharge these batteries? With electricity from a windmill? Ha ha ha ha ha!!
How are you going to dispose of these batteries? Batteries in general are an environmental nightmare. Hell, they can't even get a little ole cell phone battery to survive long, or keep from blowing up. So, I can imagine a landfill full of dead Tesla batteries will be a great thing!
How are you going to maintain the motors in the windmills, that require oil, grease and lubricants? What are you going to do with these hulking pieces of shit when they inevitably become giant rusting eyesores? How are you going to resolve the mold issues that I know for a fact is an issue with them? (Yes, I know this isn't publicly talked about, as it is being swept under the rug by the people making the money off these things.)
But hey, you dumbfucks keep believing what you're being told, because it's what you think you want to hear. If you live long enough, you'll find out you've been scammed yet again by those controlling the purse strings.Comment
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No, but it certainly would be a big step in the right direction.
I'm already on record as saying that the goal should be for every home to have their own car recharging station powered by wind, solar, or both.How are you going to recharge these batteries? With electricity from a windmill? Ha ha ha ha ha!!
Fair question. Batteries are the most problematic issue when it comes to electric vehicles. Why don't we take some of the billion dollars wasted on wars for perpetuating 18th century oil technology, and instead spend it on research to solve 21st century problems, like battery disposal, or preventing them from occasionally torching themselves.How are you going to dispose of these batteries? Batteries in general are an environmental nightmare. Hell, they can't even get a little ole cell phone battery to survive long, or keep from blowing up. So, I can imagine a landfill full of dead Tesla batteries will be a great thing!
Make them from domestically grown Hemp, rather than dead dinosaurs & long ago rotted plants, buried under Muslim shitholes.How are you going to maintain the motors in the windmills, that require oil, grease and lubricants?
What are you going to do with these hulking pieces of shit when they inevitably become giant rusting eyesores? How are you going to resolve the mold issues that I know for a fact is an issue with them? (Yes, I know this isn't publicly talked about, as it is being swept under the rug by the people making the money off these things.)Eat Us And Smile
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Last time I got one of those disposable drain pans the goddamn thing leaked on the way to the hazmat center at the county garbage dump. Great idea in principle, but if you cant transport it to where ever you're going to dispose of it, that's a problem.Eat Us And Smile
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I have a Motive Power Extractor for the car
and dump the oil back into the Mobil jugs. My friend has a 55 gallon drum at his shop, another shop picks up the full drum and they burn the waste oil.
The Jeeps are all tall enough for me to roll my F A T ass under but that used oil goes in the same drum.
Brake and other fluids get collected twice a year at hazmat collection day. Save your old washer fluid bottles and rinse them well, then transfer oil or whatever into them. I wouldn't trust the lids on the collection pans for transit.Last edited by twonabomber; 12-29-2016, 07:02 PM.Writing In All Proper Case Takes Extra Time, Is Confusing To Read, And Is Completely Pointless.Comment
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The local oil and gas company, Noco, comes around and takes the oil (most to the dirty oil here) and either burns it to heat/power their factory or recycles it...I have a Motive Power Extractor for the car
and dump the oil back into the Mobil jugs. My friend has a 55 gallon drum at his shop, another shop picks up the full drum and they burn the waste oil.
The Jeeps are all tall enough for me to roll my F A T ass under but that used oil goes in the same drum.
Brake and other fluids get collected twice a year at hazmat collection day. Save your old washer fluid bottles and rinse them well, then transfer oil or whatever into them. I wouldn't trust the lids on the collection pans for transit.
I've heard good things about the power extractor but I would be neurotic not draining the old oil out as I'd be worried about sediment building up in the bottom of the pan...Last edited by Nickdfresh; 12-29-2016, 07:52 PM.Comment
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If (when) I get a lift I'll get the car in the air. Until then the extractor will have to do.
I have their power brake bleeder as well. that thing is equally as awesome. No need for a helper. Pump it up and make your way around the car, brakes bled in no time.Writing In All Proper Case Takes Extra Time, Is Confusing To Read, And Is Completely Pointless.Comment
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