minx

I doubt that too

i doubt that

Guys Minx....he just called you guy! Ban? i've been called worse than that, probably in the last half an hour. and how do you know that i'm not?

somebody is telling a fib.....

more knobs and buttons are better. more ways to turn things on, light things up and make a lot of noise

what if i go left and right?

just sayin...

just cuz she might be a man hater doesn't make her wrong

wow...if hillary does that for you, i'd hate to know what obama does!

guess i pushed your button

we know which buttons to push we have more! where's that diagram?

i figured she just strapped it on but ummm either way....

what's the use of being in power if you can't round up your enemies for questioning? absolutely nothing! and i hope she leads with her penis if she wins more power...er...the election!

i fondle my gear as often as possible

PC-- FWIW, i saw the pic, and you look great in it but having it pulled is cool too.

yep, kevbone it is. its all a big bed of roses. parenting, like childbirth, (which you apparently know a bit about) is always a piece of cake. its pain and joy and exhilaration and exhaustion and craziness and pride and worry and excitement and everything

i'm not sure that would've changed my response. i think the child raising part is painful too

hmmm...i've always thought the child raising was so much harder than the actual birth. that just happened.

for once i agree w/kevbone

My 1989 nissan sentra got 40-45mpg. I talked to a Nissan guy years after discover the current model was in the low 30mpg range later and his claim was that due to current safety standards the cars are heavier now than they were and thus lower mileage.

wasn't really directed at you specifically. just a rant in general.

1. city planning/ being more efficient is a good idea regardless of our fuel source. as populations grow, resources will become more limited regardless of which fuel source we're using. sustainability is important. 2. the economics of oil don't change the environmental impact of bio-fuels. the economics of oil are driven by the gov't, big business, int'l politics. lets get out of the game all together. 3. why is everyone focused on a single answer. be more efficient, find multiple sources of alternative energy. (biofuels, ethanol, hydrogen, electric, solar, other????) diversify the portfolio! we're likely to have less impact this way and more options. 4. animal protein can be an important part of a diet. americans eat it as a larger percentage of their diets than other parts of the world. if we moderated our intake more, factory farming would be reduced. its gross!

That is an interesting view point…..shortage of food? What about a shortage of US solders fighting in an occupation so the oil companies get rich and the contractors get rich? Which is worse? This is what makes you so obnoxious. This thread has a pretty good topic going. Just b/c you’re obsessed w/some particular political topic does not make it mandatory that you try and convert every thread to that topic. We are not discussing the war or impact on oil prices/supplies

and deforestation/destruction of what little remains of undeveloped land (e.g. rainforests) You're talking about ethanol here. I'm talking about biodiesel. Different fuel. same effect. ethanol also has the same agricultural implications. clearly we need alternative fuel sources but it seems that there won't be one catch all answer. perhaps we need to be looking at multiple sources of fuel in the future to minimize the impact of any one.