New 35mpg CAFE Standard: Will work?

bardock doesnt have to worry since in his country cars run on jew blood

Originally posted by Schecter
i find myself wishing cancer on people with hummers

haha...i do love the 5lbs hammer quality of your humour

Originally posted by Schecter
bardock doesnt have to worry since in his country cars run on jew blood

That's 36 million liters max.

We ran out thirty years ago, moron.

With a slight modification, your cars can be converted to run on gypsy, Black, Communist and mentally-handicapped blood. So you still have a surplus, Nazi.

my car runs on gypsy tears. needless to say fuel is cheep

Originally posted by Robtard
With a slight modification, your cars can be converted to run on gypsy, Black, Communist and mentally-handicapped blood. So you still have a surplus, Nazi.

My car runs on tea.

Iraqi oil

Originally posted by AngryManatee
Iraqi oil

Originally posted by Bardock42
Not yet. But if the US gets their shit together one of these days it might soon.

I know, I was being sarcastic. My uncle wrote that on the back of his car once and he got yelled at and flicked off a bunch. Funny as hell. He lives in San Fran.

What he wrote: My car runs on 100% Iraqi oil

my car runs on bullshit from the conspiracy forum

Originally posted by jaden101
my car runs on bullshit from the conspiracy forum

Now there's an alternative fuel source worth investigating.

I've thought about this topic quite a bit. It gets fairly boring in my cubicle waiting for a computer to break or a server to go down. (Our most of our applications are run on various flavors of a Unix NOS...I get paid to be available sometimes.)

There is no reason the majority of the fuel for our cars shouldn't be coming from other, less expensive, sources at this time.

I remember reading in Car and Driver back in the late 90s that a gallon of hydrogen fuel would cost a little more than $2. At that time, a gallon of gas cost a little more than a dollar a gallon. Because the cars running on hydrogen were more than twice as fuel efficient, it pretty much evened out or was a savings. What ever happened to that? Where are our hydrogen cars? I would be more than happy to pay $2.40 a gallon of hydrogen fuel in a car that gets 50-70 mpg! 😠

What about improving the efficiency of solar technology? Haven't they been trying since the 1970s to hit the magic "80% efficiency"?

http://www.ecogeek.org/content/view/1329/

here is a better article:

http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message498483/pg2

Looks like we have the "80%" but for some reason, they can't capture the electrons produced by this. Riiiiiiiiiight. 🙄 Just think of how much revenue for major oil companies would be lost if the technology came to fruition.

With an 80% efficient solar technology, we could drive cars that are fully electrical and completely solar powered. You'd think that this would be all over the news and everyone all over the world would be working on employing this technology. No more coal-fired power plants. Even China could make great use of this new technology.

Making laws that require more fuel efficient cars is not the right answer.

Lets make this a more general answer.

Originally posted by dadudemon

Making laws is not the right answer.

It also applies to basically all topics

Originally posted by Bardock42
Lets make this a more general answer.

It also applies to basically all topics

Indeed. I like the way you think. 👆

edit- Thinking about it more...I would have worded it "making new laws that restrict more rights is not the answer"...that would be more on topic...but your good point still stands.

Dadumenon, solar power is improbable now or in the near future. It takes too much room and too much sun to be truly effective.

Originally posted by RocasAtoll
Dadumenon, solar power is improbable now or in the near future. It takes too much room and too much sun to be truly effective.

Research why we were trying to reach the "80%" threshold and then get back to me. 🙂

Originally posted by RocasAtoll
Dadumenon, solar power is improbable now or in the near future. It takes too much room and too much sun to be truly effective.

My green method of transport

lolz

hahaha..."leopard's fanny batter"...gold