It´s very fast , but it needs fresh Plutonium every day !
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(Shane D. Maudiss) said:
It´s very fast , but it needs fresh Plutonium every day !
My bikes are all solar powered. The engine consumes solar energy captured by plants, and animals
that eat plants, and animals that eat other such animals.--
Ted Bennett Portland OR -
(Shane D. Maudiss) said:
It´s very fast , but it needs fresh Plutonium every day !
How about a methane powered bike? It could get fuel through the saddle...
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Shane D. Maudiss said:
It´s very fast , but it needs fresh Plutonium every day !
You've been watching "The Big Bus", haven't you?
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(Shane D. Maudiss) said:
It´s very fast , but it needs fresh Plutonium every day !
My bikes are all solar powered. The engine consumes solar energy captured by plants, and animals
that eat plants, and animals that eat other such animals.--
Ted Bennett Portland ORAnd...the photons captured by the plants were generated via the nuclear fusion reactions in our sun,
so we ALL ride "nuclear-powered" bikes, I suppose. Ain't semantics fun? -
Rick Onanian <[email hidden]> wrote:
: How about a methane powered bike? It could get fuel through the saddle...i do that every time i tour. since in particuliar i don't eat dead vertebrate i'm usually fueled
almost entirely by bean burritos .. the added propulsion they provide is duly noted and appreciated
.. by me. not by anyone i'm with.
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Rick Onanian <[email hidden]> wrote:
: How about a methane powered bike? It could get fuel through the saddle...i do that every time i tour. since in particuliar i don't eat dead vertebrate i'm usually fueled
almost entirely by bean burritos .. the added propulsion they provide is duly noted and appreciated
.. by me. not by anyone i'm with.It has the added advantage of discouraging others from following dangerously close, as well.
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don't respond to something, it's also possible that I'm busy. Words processed in a facility that
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Werehatrack <[email hidden]> wrote:
: It has the added advantage of discouraging others from following dangerously close, as well.in wyoming all i could find to eat (readily) were vegi burritos. 10 per day. that's about 4,000
(+2000 base) calories or 47 calories per mile or roughly 14 cents per mile. or about 3 times the
price of the equivalent gasoline (omitting insurance, payments etc -- i once figured out that it's
more expensive for me to bike commute than to drive in because of the added food to fuel a 37 mile
r/t commute). it's a good thing i like to eat.but yea, few people suck my wheel.
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