G-spotter

Groupthink is wrong, not me. I used to think this theory was silly but the more I researched it, the more compelling it became. You might find the same thing if you bothered to do the same research.

You guys remind me of the geologists in the 50s all claiming that continents couldn't move. The evidence is all there but your heads are stuck too far up the asses of your dead dinosaur paradigms to see it.

Yeah, but you'd have to set your Hummer on fire and pile rocks on top of it to keep it at the temperature and pressure they need to breed.

After you wipe the birdshit off her tramp stamp.

Hell, in Chilliwack, you can be a grandmother at 31.

The biomass of archaea outweighs all other life on Earth. The deeper you go, the more of them you find. What could it be that they are doing down there? Hmmmm? How come you find oil in granite, and in other weird places, if you drill deep enough? How come old oil wells are slowly refilling? I pretty much think Thomas Gold and the Russians have it backwards, except with respect to methane. I don't think those little archaea (Delicate Arch-aea? ) are eating abiotic oil. I think they are MAKING biotic oil from rocks and methane. And why not breed them specifically to do this?

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Ya, that looks like Mt Si. Or is it Da Toof?

I am brain dead, but I still have the right to have my comatose body hauled up El Cap.

And the Rupal Face is on..... Mt Si?

And "There is no such thing as bad publicity".

Well, famously, DeskDriver and his Canadian buddies found a pack fulla gear while retreating off da Rupal Face.

ken4ord's genetic mutations are beginning to be discovered! next up will be when he crossbreeds some snaffle genes into the hippopotamus, so they can climb trees like a squirrel

Yeah, maybe a dingo ate him

But then the dead remains of all the fossilized Albertans will themselves be tapped for energy by intelligent cockroaches, millions of years from now.

You can still tightrope walk. Just not slackline

Four? Skinner Herr Scholtfeldt (sp?) Wallstein

Maybe they will apply that "see no other party" standard to Hood and Rainier next.

I wonder if they BLOG using taxpayer's dollars too?

That's only true if you assume oil is really from fossils. Most EROEI calculations are nothing more than someone's opinion given numbers. Ethanol is a good case in point. Depending whose study you read it is either highly efficient or massvely inefficient. Show me two studies from different authors whose numbers agree and I might start to take them more seriously. A mix of odd points. The best current source of ethanol is from waste, which is complementary rather than competitive with food production. It's true about tar sands and water, though. Alberta will run out of water long before it runs out of oil. You can already get or mod plug-in hybrids with range of over 100km before they burn a drop of gas. Around here, those plug-ins are getting all their energy from hydro and natual gas turbines. If I had one of those I'd be using less than 50L of gas a month. What, all of them? With 40% efficient solar power you could run the whole US energy grid off a 10 mile square patch of Arizona desert. Based on current trends in solar cell efficiency that's about 10 years off. Yeah, but how many trains go door to door? Lots of tech articles on the site I linked if you look for them. Many academics, oil industry insiders, etc writing for that site and very detailed technical discussions.

Pof!

Too bad with all that time you spend with your hand on your stick, the automatic still outperforms you

Was the guy you were climbing with named Adrian McNair by any chance?

The Economist table was a double bar with tax and raw cost. Their conclusion was that low fuel taxes in the US were promoting wasteful overconsumption.

Wow, a 1982 automatic. Yeah, modern automatics must be much less efficient, because they were 25 years ago.