I'll never understand the paranoia surrounding Walmart.
You benefit from Walmart's business acumen in a myriad of ways.
You should be familiar with division of labor principles.
That's the only explanation I know of how I can in many regions buy a loaf of bread for less than $1 in 2006!
Many economists argue walmart has stabilized the american economy to such a degree to have prevent situations that would be compared to the Great Depression.
Let's take three tv show producers and put them alone on the Mir space station.
Leave them there for six months to solve "real problems" like leaks, power outages
and other life threatening shit. Then save the return trip cash because those
assholes are frozen corpses.
The highlight of the film is when they realize they can't fix anything and are
sure to die. Then through the intercom the announcement for the spectacularly low
ratings arrives.
Maybe I missed something but all I found was an unsupported claim. Nothing on how they arrive at their results, nothing on what the results are, in short, nothing. A bunch of nurds speculating on an empty claim doesn't change that.
Have you ever seen a biodiesel vehicle in operation? White smoke pumping out.
This is simply a function of the efficiency of the vehicle in question. It's not a problem of any single fuel. Biodiesel burns quite clean in an efficient engine at operating temperature.
Have you ever smelled a biodiesel vehicle in operation or at rest? Uhg! What a stench.
I have yet to smell one that was offensive to me. The worst I've smelled was a bit remimniscent of carmelization. Diesel smells much worse.
Have you ever driven a biodiesel vehicle? They are a bit quieter than when running on regular diesel but they also lack power compared to when running on regular diesel.
No. I've driven an SVO for a year. It had more power on the vegetable oil than the diesel. The fuel system ran smoother and the engine knocked less.
Biodiesel may become more widely used in commercial or off-road applications but, it will never take off for highway vehicles.
What do you mean take off? A certain percentage of auto-diesels are operating on it right now. Maybe you should say "everyone that uses biodiesel is a hoser, and can take off", or just grumble to your friends at the refinery.
It's no secret. Or is it? The government and scientists don't want you to know! But I can tell you this for certain, the technology used there was obviously stolen from an alien crash site.
"...I can program a computer, choose the perfect time, if you have the inclination, I have got the crime."
When I have to code, or in reading my old code, I'm suprised at voids.
When things get to deep
for my small brain to handle
useful comments cease
"so in the end Salter and Greeney finally succumbed to the ways of Harold, and in doing so each gave just a little bit of his soul away. What a couple of dumbshits."
Bill Watterson had the right idea. I used to go straight for the comics when I had the newspaper. Not any more. They took the funny out of the funnies. Oh well, I'll just get my jollies online. It's so much more fun.
Better yet, I want to sign a document where I can be replaced with a robot, so that my every movement can be monitored, controlled and optimized for the benefit of the hive. It's a small price to pay for protection from the bogerman. The easiest thing to do to keep out the bird flu is close our borders to *chickens*.
I believe I'll vote for a third party candidate. Go ahead, throw your vote away. muhahahah
New Orleans is ranked eighth on this most dangerous cities list as of 2004. That's pre-hurricane data. My sources have their state and local governments as one of the most corrupt in the US. Would you walk around this city with a laptop? You could paint a target on your back too.
Yeah, the timing was off, but a good idea nonetheless. They had logistical problems. I was suprised they got funding for that project. What do you think the intrigue is here?
Free delivery at $1.20 a gallon. Sign me up. That's worth it.
There's no reason it wouldn't work. If you have any concerns, ask for a sample and put it on the stove and heat it up. If it has water in it, it will splatter as the water boils. That's the only way I could see any problems there.
It's real, it's a real great way to get money from the government for made up science.
Yes, that's my opinion, but this backs it up.
I want a refund.
Tough words. Really they are not so tough that they cannot be typed correctly. I wager you got beat up more than once last year in middle school.
Is this how you normally deal with someone who disagrees with what you say? If it's personal than we can terminate this exchange.
Year 2002 - Walmart is responsible for 2.3% of America's GNP. That's a significant splash in a very large pond.
I'll never understand the paranoia surrounding Walmart.
You benefit from Walmart's business acumen in a myriad of ways.
You should be familiar with division of labor principles.
That's the only explanation I know of how I can in many regions buy a loaf of bread for less than $1 in 2006!
Many economists argue walmart has stabilized the american economy to such a degree to have prevent situations that would be compared to the Great Depression.
Unsafe Camp
I would like to see flights with capsules.
Since I'm over 2m tall, the seats are extremely uncomfortable.
If I could opt for a coffin and an unfolded nap, I would almost certainly do so.
Then weight distribution would be easy for the airlines.
Of course there's safety issues, "someone please think of the children."
Let's take three tv show producers and put them alone on the Mir space station.
Leave them there for six months to solve "real problems" like leaks, power outages
and other life threatening shit. Then save the return trip cash because those
assholes are frozen corpses.
The highlight of the film is when they realize they can't fix anything and are
sure to die. Then through the intercom the announcement for the spectacularly low
ratings arrives.
"Well I believe I'll vote for a third party candidate." - crowd member
"Go ahead, throw your vote away." - Kodos
I had some "friends" who told me that since I did not grow tomatoes from seed I was not a gardener.
I ate very nice tomatoes that year. Nuts to gardening, I prefer to eat!
asdasd
in the UK they call them chips!
"some folk'll never eat a skunk, then again some folk'll"
Maybe I missed something but all I found was an unsupported claim. Nothing on how they arrive at their results, nothing on what the results are, in short, nothing. A bunch of nurds speculating on an empty claim doesn't change that.
Gentlemen, Behold! I will now fire this particle accelerator at that marauding grizzlies' ass!
This is simply a function of the efficiency of the vehicle in question. It's not a problem of any single fuel. Biodiesel burns quite clean in an efficient engine at operating temperature.
Have you ever smelled a biodiesel vehicle in operation or at rest? Uhg! What a stench.
I have yet to smell one that was offensive to me. The worst I've smelled was a bit remimniscent of carmelization. Diesel smells much worse.
Have you ever driven a biodiesel vehicle? They are a bit quieter than when running on regular diesel but they also lack power compared to when running on regular diesel.
No. I've driven an SVO for a year. It had more power on the vegetable oil than the diesel. The fuel system ran smoother and the engine knocked less.
Biodiesel may become more widely used in commercial or off-road applications but, it will never take off for highway vehicles.
What do you mean take off? A certain percentage of auto-diesels are operating on it right now. Maybe you should say "everyone that uses biodiesel is a hoser, and can take off", or just grumble to your friends at the refinery.
It's no secret. Or is it? The government and scientists don't want you to know! But I can tell you this for certain, the technology used there was obviously stolen from an alien crash site.
"...I can program a computer, choose the perfect time, if you have the inclination, I have got the crime."
To a crash witness, all of the sudden, everything becomes a crash in the making.
Oh yeah, click on my google ads por favor.
or in reading my old code,
I'm suprised at voids.
When things get to deep
for my small brain to handle
useful comments cease
"so in the end Salter and Greeney finally succumbed to the ways of Harold, and in doing so each gave just a little bit of his soul away. What a couple of dumbshits."
Bill Watterson had the right idea. I used to go straight for the comics when I had the newspaper. Not any more. They took the funny out of the funnies. Oh well, I'll just get my jollies online. It's so much more fun.
I believe I'll vote for a third party candidate. Go ahead, throw your vote away. muhahahah
Besides,
It will be real hard for the maintainence guys to lean on their ammeters or wire strippers when they go out to fix the wifi points.
New Orleans is ranked eighth on this most dangerous cities list as of 2004. That's pre-hurricane data. My sources have their state and local governments as one of the most corrupt in the US. Would you walk around this city with a laptop? You could paint a target on your back too.
"...those ivory tower eggheads screwed us again." - Homer
Yeah, the timing was off, but a good idea nonetheless. They had logistical problems. I was suprised they got funding for that project. What do you think the intrigue is here?
And he's after the xbox These guys are smashing xbox's in front of gamers -- see the video
There's no reason it wouldn't work. If you have any concerns, ask for a sample and put it on the stove and heat it up. If it has water in it, it will splatter as the water boils. That's the only way I could see any problems there.
who's offering this deal?