Mystic
We're all born mad
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Bill Ferris
Lunatic Member
I thought I stole it from George Thorogood.
Now that you mentioned it, your right, I just needed you to kick start my 2 braincells by stating the reference..
Thanks of straightening my feeble mind, Mr. noogies, Sir.
Bill Ferris
Lunatic Member
They always like fresh batteries, so if you provide, they should remain in a blissful state !
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Quadman2
Lunatic Member
They always like fresh batteries, so if you provide, they should remain in a blissful state !
We talk "Nirvana", Grasshopper (B)? "blissful state"
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Bill Ferris
Lunatic Member
If you wish to use term Nirvana, I`m comfortable with that, Ted.We talk "Nirvana", Grasshopper (B)? "blissful state"
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If a battery operated device that`s capable of functioning properly, will always be happiest performing when powered by fresh batteries, so it should reside in a "technically blissful state" (all internal powered circuits receiving the proper voltages) while operating.
If you wish to explore mentally deeper in to this off the cuff remark I made to Mystic hrs. earlier, please ponder all you wish, Sir.
I tend to treat all my electronic/electrical devices with care and respect to they remain happy, and function reliably, since I don`t wish to fix them, as I`m becoming more lazy with age !
Quadman2
Lunatic Member
Nothing like being over worked for job security !
In 10 years the next huge environmental crisis will be burying millions of spent Lithium car batteries. They’re not recyclable because they are encapsulated in a crash proof case.
They have to be almost impossible to come apart in case of an accident.
A lithium fire is hard to extinguish.
Oops you don’t hardly ever hear about that future disaster and water won’t put them out.
This car just spontaneously combusted.
They have to be almost impossible to come apart in case of an accident.
A lithium fire is hard to extinguish.
Oops you don’t hardly ever hear about that future disaster and water won’t put them out.
This car just spontaneously combusted.
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Stillhouse
Well-Known Member
Everyone who was ever paid to cut my hair is now dead.
runnin'
Super Member
Hey, all I’m saying is. When an electric car is plugged in and charging, it’s using whatever ‘dirty’ energy source that is supplying the electrical grid in your area. Nuclear. Coal. Natural gas.
And all of these cars are putting a brand new demand on the grid, which will need to be expanded to meet the new demand. Which regulations and red tape will hold up for decades…
And all of these cars are putting a brand new demand on the grid, which will need to be expanded to meet the new demand. Which regulations and red tape will hold up for decades…
SolderIron
Addicted Member
I bet somebody will figure out how to make money from them by then if not sooner.
SolderIron
Addicted Member
noogies
My Favorite Woofers.
This is ironic, given the proposed gas stove ban.
Their reasoning is that most gas stoves don't vent outdoors.
noogies
My Favorite Woofers.
Thus they don't vent into the atmosphere -- the fumes stay in the house where they can't possibly do any harm.
NH-MAN
Addicted Member
Guess I better look for a backup, its not like they haven't worked well for what, a century? This world had gone so ass backwards it is deeply depressing.
Pio1980
AK Member
Re, the economy. Pawn shops are failing and closing, including the one I once had as a busy successful trade with soldiers from the now closed Army post across the road. It would have become a soul crushing white elephant if I'd kept it till now.
It's like any business, you make a living keeping the money moving. If/when it stops moving thru for any reason in any form past the ability to survive the lean period, it dies in time from red ink from lack of trade.
Loaning money on collateral and sales of pre-owned and new items was once a reliable way to make a living, it looks risky at best these days.
It's like any business, you make a living keeping the money moving. If/when it stops moving thru for any reason in any form past the ability to survive the lean period, it dies in time from red ink from lack of trade.
Loaning money on collateral and sales of pre-owned and new items was once a reliable way to make a living, it looks risky at best these days.
Supposedly it's the fact that they do stay in the house that is causing harm to humans.Thus they don't vent into the atmosphere -- the fumes stay in the house where they can't possibly do any harm.
usedto
Lunatic Member
According to a recent study, gas stoves cause 12.7% of childhood asthma, according to the news.
The study was done at UCLA, and commissioned by the Sierra Club.,
