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By Whatchamacallit   Comments: 40511, member since Fri Nov 14, 2003On Mon Jul 16, 2012 11:58 AM
My favorite joke is to post a pic of a bottle of Whiskey and the motto : "Booze, the fuel of the future". And now, Ladies and Gentlemen, the joke becomes a reality ?
the Daily Mail wrote:
Three sheets to the wind? Air Force trials new plane fuel made of ALCOHOL
By Eddie Wrenn
PUBLISHED: 10:01 GMT, 16 July 2012 | UPDATED: 10:27 GMT, 16 July 2012
The U.S. Air Force has tested a new type of fuel - one based almost entirely on alcohol.
The A-10C Thunderbolt II flew from Eglin Air Force Base, in Florida, on a fuel blend known as Alcohol to Jet, or ATJ, as part of the airforce's bid to move its fleet onto non-petroleum-based fuel.
While the first image this brings to mind is a pilot pouring a beer can into a tank, the fuel is actually created from any cell-based material such as wood, paper or grass.
The sugar extracted from these materials is then fermented into alcohol, which is then processed into an aviation-grade kerosene used for aviation fuel.
Jeff Braun, spokesman for the alternative fuel certification division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, said: 'It flew like a usual A-10 would without any issues.'
The Air Force has now tested three alternative-based fuels, including a 'synthetic paraffinic kerosene', which is derived from coal and natural gas, and and a bio-mass fuel which comes from from plant-oils and animal fats, known as 'hydroprocessed renewable jet'.
Capt. Joseph Rojas, A-10 test engineer, said: 'The A-10 is an excellent platform for testing the new fuel due in part to its segregated fuel system.
'The system allows one engine to run off a fuel supply that is completely segregated from the other engine.
'This allows us to fly with one engine on the new fuel and the other on traditional fuel. If engine operation is normal, as with the ATJ blend, then we progress to flying with both engines on the new fuel.'
The service has certified the blend for operational use on the aircraft, and is now planning to conduct a formal coordination for certification as an approved fuel agent.
That's news !
Imagine a world without gas stations, where all it needs is a pit stop at the local Bar for refueling your car ?
Imagine a world where France (LMAO) becomes a superpower (LOL) as it can turn all of the cheap wine it produces by the truckload to the next fuel bonanza and Saudia goes bankrupt ?
A world where Gallon bottles are fashionable again.
Such a world could become a reality tomorrow.
A world where A.A. meetings would now become open to cars !
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By JFrum Comments: 4740, member since Sat Nov 19, 2011On Mon Jul 16, 2012 12:07 PM
This is great news ! Be eviromentally freindly while showering
depleted uranium shit all over.Wot Larks!
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By WilyB Comments: 29696, member since Sat Apr 26, 2003On Mon Jul 16, 2012 12:20 PM
Whatchamacallit wrote:
Three sheets to the wind? Air Force trials new plane fuel made of ALCOHOL
Moron, alcohol as been used as fuels for ages. Brazil produces over 18 billion litres per year.
Otto, one of the inventors of the internal combustion engine was using alcohol as fuel back in the 19th century. | re: Special Tex : I was right ? (karma: 1)
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By Whatchamacallit Comments: 40511, member since Fri Nov 14, 2003On Mon Jul 16, 2012 12:22 PM
WilyB wrote:
An enlightening article. | re: Special Tex : I was right ? (karma: 1)
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By WilyB Comments: 29696, member since Sat Apr 26, 2003On Mon Jul 16, 2012 01:26 PM
Whatchamacallit wrote:
WilyB wrote:
An enlightening article.
Ta gueule Whatcha. | re: Special Tex : I was right ? (karma: 1)
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By Vortex  Comments: 76, member since Sun Feb 20, 2011On Mon Jul 16, 2012 01:52 PM
Do not listen to fat ass Wily Wanker,Whatcha.Focus! We all know you have your hands filled at the moment! | re: Special Tex : I was right ? en>fr fr>en
By Whatchamacallit Comments: 40511, member since Fri Nov 14, 2003On Mon Jul 16, 2012 02:23 PM
WilyB wrote:
Whatcha is the best ! | re: Special Tex : I was right ? (karma: 1)
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By WilyB Comments: 29696, member since Sat Apr 26, 2003On Mon Jul 16, 2012 03:59 PM
Whatchamacallit wrote:
WilyB wrote:
Whatcha is the best !
C'est exact, tu es devenu le roi des cons depuis le départ de Berlu!  |  re: Special Tex : I was right ? (karma: 1)
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By jeanv Comments: 21333, member since Sun Sep 11, 2005On Mon Jul 16, 2012 05:37 PM
Edited by jeanv (78002) on 2012-07-16 17:45:56 link
Whatchamacallit wrote:
My favorite joke is to post a pic of a bottle of Whiskey and the motto : "Booze, the fuel of the future". And now, Ladies and Gentlemen, the joke becomes a reality ? the 'Daily Mail' wrote:
Alcohol to Jet, or ATJ is actually created from any cell-based material such as wood, paper or grass. The sugar extracted from these materials is then fermented into alcohol, which is then processed into an aviation-grade kerosene used for aviation fuel.
watcha equating kerosene and whisky proves watcha thinks kerosene is a drinkable spirit.
Which tends to account for his state of mental health.
Whatchamacallit wrote:
Imagine a world where France (LMAO) becomes a superpower. Such a world could become a reality tomorrow.
Such a world could become a reality tomorrow indeed.
Imagine cutting all subsidies to lazy unproductive leeches. No free food, no free lodging, no monies to access the net and write shit on the hand that feeds them.
The French government could double its military budget overnight. Ungrateful paupers can't be allowed to drag France down out of its superpower status.
Whatchamacallit wrote:
as (France) can turn all of the cheap wine it produces by the truckload
Quite a few bottles of good wine don't come cheap.
In fact, many French wine estates produce bottles which are are each worth more than one month of RSA welfare to a lazy white porch monkey.
These bottles are expensive because they are quality products which fulfill a mission. While white RSA porch monkeys don't.
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By pippin Comments: 9779, member since Mon Jan 19, 2009On Mon Jul 16, 2012 06:21 PM
Whatchamacallit wrote:
the Daily Mail wrote:
Three sheets to the wind? Air Force trials new plane fuel made of ALCOHOL
By Eddie Wrenn
PUBLISHED: 10:01 GMT, 16 July 2012 | UPDATED: 10:27 GMT, 16 July 2012
The U.S. Air Force has tested a new type of fuel - one based almost entirely on alcohol.
The A-10C Thunderbolt II flew from Eglin Air Force Base, in Florida, on a fuel blend known as Alcohol to Jet, or ATJ, as part of the airforce's bid to move its fleet onto non-petroleum-based fuel.
While the first image this brings to mind is a pilot pouring a beer can into a tank, the fuel is actually created from any cell-based material such as wood, paper or grass.
The sugar extracted from these materials is then fermented into alcohol, which is then processed into an aviation-grade kerosene used for aviation fuel.
Jeff Braun, spokesman for the alternative fuel certification division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, said: 'It flew like a usual A-10 would without any issues.'
The Air Force has now tested three alternative-based fuels, including a 'synthetic paraffinic kerosene', which is derived from coal and natural gas, and and a bio-mass fuel which comes from from plant-oils and animal fats, known as 'hydroprocessed renewable jet'.
Capt. Joseph Rojas, A-10 test engineer, said: 'The A-10 is an excellent platform for testing the new fuel due in part to its segregated fuel system.
'The system allows one engine to run off a fuel supply that is completely segregated from the other engine.
'This allows us to fly with one engine on the new fuel and the other on traditional fuel. If engine operation is normal, as with the ATJ blend, then we progress to flying with both engines on the new fuel.'
The service has certified the blend for operational use on the aircraft, and is now planning to conduct a formal coordination for certification as an approved fuel agent.
That's news !
Imagine a world without gas stations, where all it needs is a pit stop at the local Bar for refueling your car ?
Imagine a world where France (LMAO) becomes a superpower (LOL) as it can turn all of the cheap wine it produces by the truckload to the next fuel bonanza and Saudia goes bankrupt ?
A world where Gallon bottles are fashionable again.
Such a world could become a reality tomorrow.
A world where A.A. meetings would now become open to cars !
A very nice malt, that above. I'm on Jameson Irish at the moment. I can't afford to swig expensive malts on a day to day basis. Wot the fuck! | re: Special Tex : I was right ? en>fr fr>en
By Whatchamacallit Comments: 40511, member since Fri Nov 14, 2003On Mon Jul 16, 2012 06:25 PM
Jameson is my favorite with the Talisker.
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By jeanv Comments: 21333, member since Sun Sep 11, 2005On Mon Jul 16, 2012 07:02 PM
Whatchamacallit wrote:
Jameson is my favorite with the Talisker.
---- .---- Who fucking cares?
---- .---- Ta gueule, watcha.
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By ECs_Bro Comments: 1460, member since Sun Oct 23, 2011On Mon Jul 16, 2012 08:00 PM
 I believe this tasty beverege is more in keeping with your rough & ready lifestyle, WhatchamaSecretAgent. |  re: Special Tex : I was right ? (karma: 2)
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By VAVD Comments: 4272, member since Wed Nov 25, 2009On Mon Jul 16, 2012 08:10 PM
ECs_Bro wrote:
I believe this tasty beverege is more in keeping with your rough & ready lifestyle, WhatchamaSecretAgent.
Or this one
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By jeanv Comments: 21333, member since Sun Sep 11, 2005On Mon Jul 16, 2012 08:44 PM
VAVD wrote:
ECs_Bro wrote:
I believe this tasty beverege is more in keeping with your rough & ready lifestyle, WhatchamaSecretAgent.
Or this one
 
Mr EC_Bro, Mr VAVD, it grieves me to have to say so, but you gentlemen are idiots.
watcha senseï only drinks the finest brews.
In mat or gloss. Or 12 year old in oak cask:
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By ECs_Bro Comments: 1460, member since Sun Oct 23, 2011On Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:08 PM
VAVD and I are already plotting your demise, JeanV. It's gonna be messy. | re: Special Tex : I was right ? (karma: 1)
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By VAVD Comments: 4272, member since Wed Nov 25, 2009On Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:37 PM
ECs_Bro wrote:
VAVD and I are already plotting your demise, JeanV. It's gonna be messy.
And slow. I bought a new propane bottle for my torch in preparation. |  re: Special Tex : I was right ? en>fr fr>en
By Hadrian Comments: 11672, member since Fri Jun 03, 2005On Mon Jul 16, 2012 11:28 PM
jeanver wrote:
Imagine cutting all subsidies to lazy unproductive leeches. No free food, no free lodging, no monies to access the net and write shit on the hand that feeds them.
The French government could double its military budget overnight. Ungrateful paupers can't be allowed to drag France down out of its superpower status.
And this is exactly what the french voted against.
Instead, they opted for more hand-out and more socialism.
Vive Hollande ! | re: Special Tex : I was right ? (karma: 1)
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By ECs_Bro Comments: 1460, member since Sun Oct 23, 2011On Mon Jul 16, 2012 11:48 PM
Edited by ECs_Bro (83259) on 2012-07-16 23:53:08
It's all arranged, VAVD and I RV at SeaTac, A pair of business class tickets on Cathay, SEA to SIN, a little wet work on Mr. V, a couple days sunning it up in Macau, might hit the blackjack tables, and then back to our daily lives. |  re: Special Tex : I was right ? (karma: 1)
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By NikosAliagas Comments: 1945, member since Sun Jul 15, 2007On Tue Jul 17, 2012 01:00 AM
Whatchamacallit wrote:
Jameson is my favorite with the Talisker.
They have nothingin common.
Jameson is supermarket-quality Irish stuff produced by Pernod-Ricard.
Talisker is Single malt from Isle of Skye.
It's like saying you like both Justin Bieber and Pink Floyd circa 1973. | re: Special Tex : I was right ? en>fr fr>en
By ECs_Bro Comments: 1460, member since Sun Oct 23, 2011On Tue Jul 17, 2012 01:30 AM
I was going to K that last post, until I saw it was posted by a greeeeek sodomite. | re: Special Tex : I was right ? en>fr fr>en
By jeanv Comments: 21333, member since Sun Sep 11, 2005On Tue Jul 17, 2012 01:32 AM
ECs_Bro wrote:
I was going to K that last post, until I saw it was posted by a greeeeek sodomite.
Then you can K his post. Nikos is just a Freeeench sodomite
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By ECs_Bro Comments: 1460, member since Sun Oct 23, 2011On Tue Jul 17, 2012 02:56 AM
Really? You know your country has hit rock bottom when a flornch citizen pretends to be greeeek. |  re: Special Tex : I was right ? en>fr fr>en
By Klausbarbie Comments: 3094, member since Tue Mar 22, 2005On Tue Jul 17, 2012 04:09 AM
pippin wrote:
...I'm on Jameson Irish at the moment. I can't afford to swig expensive malts on a day to day basis. Wot the fuck! You can afford a decent malt for the price of a headlamp change on your Dissie. Let the Voodoo Queen carjack it for good and cash out your insurance or leave it parked in some choice neighborhood in Paris or Strasbourg on New Year's Eve and likewise cash out | |
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By Whatchamacallit Comments: 40511, member since Fri Nov 14, 2003On Tue Jul 17, 2012 05:51 AM
The groupies never take a vacation ?
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