I have the bigger two volume OED. I've always wanted the full set.
I'm going to start an Internet radio program called say it wrong - a
guide to improper word usage.
Take a different tact - tack
It's a mute point - moot.
Irregardless - regardless.
Hone in on - home in on.
The list goes on...
keith
Thanks for that, you can get stainless immersion heater[element] but they
are a fortune to buy brand new. I thought any list members may know of other
alternatives? [ or supplys in the UK]
Mark
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Ha!
I think it would be a hoot.
Next show: A guide to improper pronunciation:
Realtor - usually pronounced reLAtor. Correct: REELter.
Quiz question:
What's the difference between original miles and miles as in: 1957
Chevy, 60,000 original miles. Btw, it runs good. Not well, good.
MK
Hello,
Others may disagree with me but I use copper heater and some piping in my
processor for more then 1
year. My experience is that it resist to unwashed Biodiesel perfectly.
Although in the wash-dry tank it is a different storry. There is a little
corrosion - dillution of the copper
elements
Hi Mark,How big a processor are you making? I have a local domestic electrical repair place that sell stainless heating elements from all sorts of stuff - washing machines, dishwashers, water heaters, etc. Some of the smaller ones are quite reasonably priced.Find your local repair place and drop
Original miles and miles are the same. A '57 Chevy with 60k miles and
60k original miles are identical.
From what I've teased out, it dates back to when odometers stopped at
100k. The titles would have a space where you could state that the
miles showing on the
odometer were not the actual
Mike Weaver wrote:
Now, for my next trick, what does high octane gas do for your 1997
Honda Civic?
-Miss Grundy
It keeps the turbo boost pressure from melting the Honda's pistons!
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robert and benita rabello wrote:
Mike Weaver wrote:
Now, for my next trick, what does high octane gas do for your 1997
Honda Civic?
-Miss Grundy
It keeps the turbo boost pressure from melting the Honda's pistons!
robert luis rabello
The Edge of Justice
Hi Mark,
How big is your processor?
I made my first 15 litre processor using a stainless kettle element, bought
from a local electical store for just £4.50. It is still working fine after
a year.
I am now using a 150 litre processor that is heated by hot water from a home
made gas boiler. The
They used to do without any real significant oil back when? Say 1800s?
The only difference was the size of the population. That will be the
cause of chaos since oil bred the population.
I expect I only have 20 years left and with my luck, it will happen
before than.
Sorry. Just my 2cents
Hi John...great to hear a
relatively unheard JTF voice, even if only "2cents rambling." Yeah, the
size of the population. Maybe there's still enough room for everyone, but
not resources, especially as the population continues growing
exponentially. Hard to think too much about this,
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What is all this Peak Oil end of the world garbage.
We have many decades if not 100+ years of conventional oil left.
We have huge amounts of Tar Sands (1.7 Trillion barrels) to exploit.
We have potential 1000's of years worth of Methane-Hydrates available.
Estimated to be greater than twice
actually it stops predetonation(going off too early) in high compression
gasoline engines which can damage the engine. (i wonder if you could put low
octane gas in a diesel? not important, but interesting thought...)
Jason
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actually it stops predetonation(going off too early)
Yes,
A couple of centuries ago, people generally got along fine without oil.
Part of the problem is that many of the old skills and ways of doing things
are being lost. Most people these days don't know how to start a fire without
matches...
many less have no clue about basic survival skills,
"Everything
changes"...SOOO??My uninterested neighbor asksrhetorically. In
my heart of hearts I have to agree. But I aint lettin on.He
guzzles down and tosses aside another Rolling Rock.He looks at me
sloppy eyed. I stare back, but only for a moment, then look away in the
direction of the
Thompson, Mark L. (PNB RD) wrote:
What is all this Peak Oil end of the world garbage.
Oil is a finite resource. All that remains to debate is when we will run
out (and what the definition of that is). I think things get ugly once
core demand exceeds production on a world scale. Personally, I
Jason,
I think if things play out as you visualize things that may be true. I
don't know if that will truly be the reality of it. I have all the survival
skills needed if I had to go into the elements as they are today. I was
fortunate to be raised by those that still honed and practiced
Things would be much more betterer that wayMike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have the bigger two volume OED. I've always wanted the full set.I'm going to start an Internet radio program called "say it wrong - a guide to improper word usage."Take a different tact - tackIt's a mute point -
Detonation (knocking) and preignition are different, although preignition
promotes detonation.
Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
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actually it stops predetonation(going off too early) in high compression
gasoline engines which can damage the
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