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Kenny · Guest

Agreed, PBR is a good beer that is usually dirt cheap. Its an all around good beer that I would take to war.
My neighbor must be doing this since they have a garage sale EVERY ***** WEEKEND

Vasil · Guest

“Smoke weed and be happier

Shaista · Guest

Lost me at the first slide. buried.
If your child isn't old enough to understand what war truly is, then they shouldn't be taken to a war museum.Part of the problem is people teaching their kids that war is big cool tanks and planes and awesome explosions and the like. There aren't such things as the "horrors of war". War is horror in it's entirety.!

Jagdish · Guest

I miss mine also from when I was a kid. :(?
The plug in hybrid is the critical next step. We need to develop vehicles with electric drivetrains, but consumers will NOT broadly accept limited range battery-only vehicles. The series-hybrid plugins resolve the range issue, and once they start to get significant market share, the fundamental design of the car lets you swap the "extender module" from being internal combustion/gasoline to ICE/diesel, ICE/ethanol, ICE/hydrogen, or Fuel Cell Hydrogen. For that matter the extender module can be dropped entirely when/if battery range becomes sufficient. Anyone pushing battery-only electrics over plug-ins for environmental reasons is 100% shooting themselves in the foot.It's all about having a workable electric *drivetrain* that can stay in all-electric mode up through freeway speeds. Once we get our foot in the door on that by getting a large number of those vehicles on the road everything else is simple evolutionary steps forward on the same fundamental design.

Sobkowich · Guest

huh really

Bruce · Guest

the government does not have a constitutional mandate to require you to have health insurance.

Ilse · Guest

Regeya: This is because technology is constrained by the laws of physics. No future technology can surmount the laws of physics, and like it or not, hydrogen inserts several unavoidable levels of conversion which consume energy. No technology we could possibly develop will do away with these losses if we insist on using hydrogen as an end, rather than recognizing that it is merely a means to an end (storage of electricty), and that there are other means to that end which are more effective.To see what I mean about the lossy steps which are unavoidable when using hydrogen as an electricity storage medium:http://www.physorg.com/news85074285.htmlMy biggest gripe is that people treat future technology like it is some sort of magic for doing impossible things and therefore enormous sums of money are worth spending on dead ends because "future technology" will make it work and justify the expense; this is not how it works. Technology can achieve amazing things which are impossible now, but it cannot violate the laws of nature.

Johnetta · Guest

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