Thursday, September 30, 2010
That Tickles!
Worst Tattoo Customer In History - Watch more Funny Videos
I am planning on getting a tattoo soon, I have a feeling I won't be that nuts.
Taco Hell
It seemed like a good idea at the time, swing by to get some burritos and a soda to hold me over until I could cook a better meal later. A few burritos that could pass for pig slop and some fire sauce (necessary to make it edible.) Never again will I do that. Every time, I will ask myself, why? Why did I go to Taco Hell AGAIN. It isn't the fire sauce, I put that on other stuff and it comes out just fine. But why do I keep willingly ingest food that makes me sit on the porcelain throne for hours on end? Is it the glowing bell? The great "deals?" Or the fast service? The world may never know. All I know is I'm going to go to Jack in the Crack from now on.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Energy crisis
We all know using gasoline is bad, but why do we continue to use it? I could write all day on this subject but the short of it is, the market and the industry isn't willing to change. The market is full of ideas to stop consuming oil products, but these are merely a bandaid on an infected wound.
Hybrids are the biggest insult to the problem, they might get slightly better mileage, but the energy used to make the car in the first place far outweighs the pollution saved from using the car. These cars will release an abnormally high amount of smug during use too, which is very hazardous to the population.
Electric cars have different problems, mostly from having to produce lithium batteries (huge pollution amount) and disposing of them.
Bio fuel cars solve the problem of where to get oil from, but many studies show bio fuel pollutes just as much if not more than gas.
The only real solution I can think of is internal combustion hydrogen cars such as the BMW hydrogen 7. It is possible to create hydrogen from electricity, if the source of the electricity is pollution free then the hydrogen would be pollution free, and you would get a true zero emission car. The only pollution would be from creating the car, which would be the same as a normal car.
Should we switch to this type of car? Yes. Will we? Probably not.
Hybrids are the biggest insult to the problem, they might get slightly better mileage, but the energy used to make the car in the first place far outweighs the pollution saved from using the car. These cars will release an abnormally high amount of smug during use too, which is very hazardous to the population.
Electric cars have different problems, mostly from having to produce lithium batteries (huge pollution amount) and disposing of them.
Bio fuel cars solve the problem of where to get oil from, but many studies show bio fuel pollutes just as much if not more than gas.
The only real solution I can think of is internal combustion hydrogen cars such as the BMW hydrogen 7. It is possible to create hydrogen from electricity, if the source of the electricity is pollution free then the hydrogen would be pollution free, and you would get a true zero emission car. The only pollution would be from creating the car, which would be the same as a normal car.
Should we switch to this type of car? Yes. Will we? Probably not.
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