When Alcohol And Airplanes Make A Good Mix
gilgsn writes "Both for the economy and the environment, as suggested in this Iwon Money article. The Brazilians use sugar cane alcohol to fuel their modification of a single engine crop duster called the "Ipanema." The company projects a 25 percent increase in revenue from the new alcohol planes and increased income to convert existing gasoline-fueled Ipanemas to alcohol. With the threat of war for the U.S. and a subsequent raise in oil prices, this might be of some interest for our general aviation."
..what are the passengers going to drink??
I've seen more alcohol on a cross-Pacific flight than those planes will ever see!
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It may interest you to know that only about 4% of American oil comes from the Gulf, let alone Iraq. 80% is produced domestically and most of the remaining comes from South America and Africa. Hence it's ludicrous to suggest that an American attack on Iraq will raise local oil prices.
This begs the question, if American dependence on Gulf oil is a myth, why are the Americans ready to wage war? Well, most of America's allies rely on Gulf oil so control of Iraq means control of Europe and Asia. Does it all make sense now???
not too be overly OT, but are they seriously running articles from iwon.com now?!!?
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http://armedndangerous.blogspot.com/2002_09_15_arm edndangerous_archive.html#81815163
from this url. it is a strange and sad quote.
im filling up space so the lamer bot wont
kill my post. see? esr is a strange fellow
to think like that
The Threat of War for the U.S. ?
...with the U.S. threatening War?
Don't you mean,
They do like it better. My step father used to raise pigs. To make slop, he'd put in a few kg of random grains and stuff(tm) (usually corn and beans), fill the bucket to the top with water, and let it sit for a week. It also started to grow maggots by then, which was good, because it gave the porkers more protein. I am not kidding.
funny munging