Be Honest Now !

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
I wanna park near a field of natural gas and have free energy for the rest of my life. Worthington NG engine generator, lithium bromide absorbsion chillers, forever Tiki torches. Might as well shoot for the moon, here....heh...heh

There are places where you can put a lighter to your water and watch it burn. Go Frac yourself. ;)

I wanna park near a field of natural gas and have free energy for the rest of my life. Worthington NG engine generator, lithium bromide absorbsion chillers, forever Tiki torches. Might as well shoot for the moon, here....heh...heh

... but doesn't it require long extension cords to hookup your RV to ERCOT while boondocking? :B

Never heard it, nor will I ever utter it. Don't have solar, won't ever have solar. Gimme the good old ERCOT grid anytime.

westend wrote:

NinerBikes wrote:

NinerBikes wrote:
I haven't been on enough big trips to be in the same boat as most of the Class A type guys that might have that legitimate beef going on. Then again, I've only been to the outskirts of Quartzsite once, in the ghetto part of Plomosa, for the Big Show.

Maybe one day... now that it's getting to less than a $ a watt for solar panels, and the price keeps dropping.

If a weather scientist can't even predict the weather 24 hours in advance, within 95% accuracy, how, then, is it even possible that they can predict global warming or global cooling?

Because weather and climate are two different things. Look at NOAA, it has the NWS and NCDC.

We aren't good enough to predict the output of the sun yet, with all it's hot spots, solar flareups, and solar disturbances. The point is moot. Carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere, if too high, favors plant life, if free oxygen content in the atmosphere gets too high, it favors animal life.


Changes is the nodes that the earth rotates on 1/2 a degree, either way, has effect also. Pointless, in the end, nothing little old me can have any significant effect on, not with the way China is burning coal.

NinerBikes wrote:

NinerBikes wrote:
I haven't been on enough big trips to be in the same boat as most of the Class A type guys that might have that legitimate beef going on. Then again, I've only been to the outskirts of Quartzsite once, in the ghetto part of Plomosa, for the Big Show.

Maybe one day... now that it's getting to less than a $ a watt for solar panels, and the price keeps dropping.

If a weather scientist can't even predict the weather 24 hours in advance, within 95% accuracy, how, then, is it even possible that they can predict global warming or global cooling?

Because weather and climate are two different things. Look at NOAA, it has the NWS and NCDC.

bucky wrote:
If you are in BC, why are you worried about Ronald Reagan? That was a very long time ago.

I simply answered the OP's question. Why would my answer worry you?

If you are in BC, why are you worried about Ronald Reagan? That was a very long time ago.

NinerBikes wrote:
I haven't been on enough big trips to be in the same boat as most of the Class A type guys that might have that legitimate beef going on. Then again, I've only been to the outskirts of Quartzsite once, in the ghetto part of Plomosa, for the Big Show.

Maybe one day... now that it's getting to less than a $ a watt for solar panels, and the price keeps dropping.

If a weather scientist can't even predict the weather 24 hours in advance, within 95% accuracy, how, then, is it even possible that they can predict global warming or global cooling?

I haven't been on enough big trips to be in the same boat as most of the Class A type guys that might have that legitimate beef going on. Then again, I've only been to the outskirts of Quartzsite once, in the ghetto part of Plomosa, for the Big Show.

Maybe one day... now that it's getting to less than a $ a watt for solar panels, and the price keeps dropping.