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RE: Why is the head of the EPA Scott Pruitt? - 6/4/2017 2:13:39 PM

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Ethanol is not the best solution, but we got a corn lobby. Ethanol hurts mileage and does nothing for driveability.

Really? I thought you liked to insist that you could drive perfectly well while loaded up on ethanol.

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RE: Why is the head of the EPA Scott Pruitt? - 6/4/2017 11:57:25 PM

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That one is a faking idiot - runs his tricycle on ethanol and tinned in a lead can naturally corn - From the Jolly Green Giants arsehole.

You want to back away slowly from that loony.

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RE: Why is the head of the EPA Scott Pruitt? - 6/5/2017 10:48:43 AM

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What about Stirling?

Who invented the steam driven car/engine again? I cam(e) across him in a book and his name escapes me but do you know i could find shag all about him online.

Now what was his name anyone - legend has it his patent was suppressed, and all mention of him erased from the internet....heh like my 40 foot cock guffaws

Stirling engines work fine for low load continuous load operation such as low voltage electric generators for lighthouses and other unattended remote locations. For a transport engine; not so much. A Stirling engine doesn't respond to changes in load requirements well at all.

The Stanley Steamer was the production steam powered automobile.

http://www.stanleymotorcarriage.com/

The steam automobile didn't sell well as it was more expensive than a Ford, took the better part of an hour to get up enough steam to operate, and had a tendency to explode. (safety steam relief valves were not very good then) So, steam power ended up the default for maritime use and not on the roads. Trivia: the tankless water heater owes its efficient burner design to original patents for the Stanley Steamer.

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RE: Why is the head of the EPA Scott Pruitt? - 7/26/2017 8:16:49 AM

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