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Re: More on BMW's [woodyww]
by roadburner on Tue Apr 08 17:04:34 PDT 2008
I sold my e24 M6 a few years ago, & it was awful, afterwards, only slightly more bearable than what Ewan McGregor went thru in "Trainspotting"...... Same here; I sold my 1988 M6 in '95. I may yet end up with an E30 or E36 M3 to take to O'fest this fall...
Re: More on BMW's [qbrozen]
by woodyww on Tue Apr 08 13:54:14 PDT 2008
The biggest "problem" with test driving bmw's is: it can totally warp your brain; i.e., wanting/lusting for one. Then there can be a steady progression in what some would see as an "addiction". I sold my e24 M6 a few years ago, & it was awful, afterwards, only slightly more bearable than what Ewan McGregor went thru in "Trainspotting"......
Re: sitting at a traffic light [vad1819]
by cjsb on Tue Feb 05 07:35:51 PST 2008
Hey Vad, I'm 37 and I don't think the Enclave hot either. And last I checked I think I'm in the real world. I gave up the hallucinogenics over a decade ago. But maybe I'm having flashbacks? lol. I don't think it's ugly. Just not for me. A bit too "done" for lack of a better way to explain it. I do however think Sheryl Crowe is fairly hot. As I do my wife who already knows I have a thing for Sheryl and has granted me permission to publicly declare my affections. She likes Ewan Mcgregor and Steve Yzerman so I think we're square. I digress. :D
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by iluvmysephia1 on Fri Aug 11 21:26:23 PDT 2006
does your '68 Dart have that racing stripe on the back that runs, how does it run, up the side and across the trunk area and down the other side? Know what I mean? Or is that only painted onto the Dart SS Super Sports? Really a pretty sharp looking compact, the '68 Dodge Dart. Oh, those were the days. Actually, that Mary McGregor tune 'Those Were the Days' was published right about when your '68 Dodge Dart was shooting down the assembly line, andre! Isn't this fun, just slipstreaming from one car thought to another, occasionally throwing in vague references to old pop songs in to keep y'all honest! Yahooweee! :D
More from the Minnesota DNR
by gagrice on Sat Jul 08 10:08:33 PDT 2006
Companies like ADM and Versun would rather you not know the facts about modern Corn farming. This report is from a state that is big into ethanol. They have a lot to lose. I give them credit for telling the truth. Farming and Fishing On a summer evening, a northeastern Iowa farmer named Dan Specht finished up hog and cattle chores, hopped into his pickup truck, and wound his way down to the nearby Mississippi River. He had fishing gear in the back, soil under his fingernails, and hiü farm's nutrient cycle on his mind. Specht, who's been farming and fishing near the Mississippi River community of McGregor, Iowa, for almost 30 years, doesn't feel good knowing that contaminants from his ridgetop land may be asphyxiating fish in the gulf. Part of Specht's concern is based on a big-picture view of the effect he is having on downstream neighbors. As a guest of an environmental group called the Mississippi Riverwise Partnership, Specht has visited the gulf and met with members of the commercial fishing community. "It's really fragile," he said of the area where the Mississippi meets the gulf. "It's vast, but it's fragile." It's clear Specht is concerned about the local effects of his farming as well. He pulled into a boat landing and met up with frequent fishing partner and fellow farmer Jeff Klinge. While Klinge guided a small outboard through the backwaters, the two farmers pointed out the natural beauty of the area and talked passionately about fishing. A bald eagle soared overhead, and massive barges plied their way up and down the main channel as the men trolled for walleyes. Specht and Klinge talked about the results of a long-running study called the Big Spring Basin Demonstration Project, which has shown that nitrate-nitrogen is contaminating drinking water in the area, posing a serious health risk to infants. Like the gulf, this region is vast and fragile too. Supergrowth Bacteria in the soil convert nitrogen, a rich plant nutrient, to nitrate. Nitrate-nitrogen reaches our waterways and groundwater by leaching through the soil. Some of that nitrate-nitrogen is hitching a ride on the Mississippi River and causing a super?rowth of algae when it hits the salty water of the gulf. Eventually, the algae die and sink to the bottom. The bacteria that decompose the algae consume oxygen at an extraordinary rate, particularly close to the bottom. In the depths of summer, this prnduces a zone so low in oxygen that fish flee. Clams, oysters, and other crustaceans that can't flee may die. In the early 1980s, shrimp catches dropped dramatically in areas where bottom waters were hypoxic. Now, in the hardest hit areas, a boat hauling a 40-foot net for six hours might not catch a single shrimp. The size of the zone can fluctuate greatly from year to year. Such news has prompted an official of one farm group to call the dead zone the "spotted owl" of Midwestern agriculture. No wonder: Nitrogen is a linchpin fertilizer for corn farmers, and animal manure is full of the nutrient. Overall, about half of the nitrogen that makes it to the gulf is from commercial fertilizer, and 15 percent is from livestock manure. The rest comes from human sewage, industrial point sources, and rainfall, say U.S. Geological Survey scientists
Re: Nothing wrong with "wussy footing to the extreme" [beantown]
by rroyce10 on Sat Oct 22 05:52:42 PDT 2005
.... **For every person with a high MPG report there is at least one person struggling to get low 40s consistently.... not to mention the mileage of those in the north, who take a huge hit during the winters (or those in the extreme south whose A/C kills their numbers half the year), .....** Bingo..! ... you hit the nail right on the head .. I've seen hundreds of these things traded, and you're right .. in the winter they're lucky to see the mid/tall 30's .. down here in the south with the tempatures being 85+ for 9 months of the year it's the same thing .... Why do you keep debating with these guys.? ... they sound like one of my golfing buddies that always trying to tell me he can drive a ball 300 yds with his new McGregor club when he hasn't passed the 250 yard marker since he's had it ............ you must have the patience of a Saint trying to convince them with any facts ..l..o..l.... Terry. ;)

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