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His arms are positioned wrong.
Damn people can't get ANYTHING right.
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mmaverick wrote: most ceiling fans have the ability to spin in either direction.
DukeofNuke wrote: a picture like that, you'd think Obama was losin' the war on coal
Here's a good series: http://www.marketplace.org/topics/susta ... after-coal
one of my favorite sentences' " Coal companies also blame stricter EPA water quality standards, which they argue has effectively halted permits for Appalachian strip mining."
'cause, of course, coal is more precious than water. Or air, for that matter.
Geesie wrote:DukeofNuke wrote: a picture like that, you'd think Obama was losin' the war on coal
Here's a good series: http://www.marketplace.org/topics/susta ... after-coal
one of my favorite sentences' " Coal companies also blame stricter EPA water quality standards, which they argue has effectively halted permits for Appalachian strip mining."
'cause, of course, coal is more precious than water. Or air, for that matter.
Aren't you in coal country? Isn't that pretty much taken as truth?
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mmaverick wrote wrote: I'm just on a fiddlesticks train.
chikie wrote: I recently taught my students all about fossil fuels and the like for a lab. I repeatedly hammered home the point that coal is the most environmentally damaging fossil fuel.
Today they had a quiz and one of the questions was asking them what fuel they'd use for a new fossil fuel power plant. I was looking for natural gas.
One of them answered coal, their reasoning being "It is cheaper, therefore you'll have a better profit margin"
I love teaching engineers.
chikie wrote: I recently taught my students all about fossil fuels and the like for a lab. I repeatedly hammered home the point that coal is the most environmentally damaging fossil fuel.
Today they had a quiz and one of the questions was asking them what fuel they'd use for a new fossil fuel power plant. I was looking for natural gas.
One of them answered coal, their reasoning being "It is cheaper, therefore you'll have a better profit margin"
I love teaching engineers.