Zerosk8r455
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You guys want some more gas? Here ya go...(insert fart sound here)...enjoy!
oh wow..i must have been saving that one.
oh wow..i must have been saving that one.
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Sweet InStinct
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Originally posted by karnash+Mar 12 2003, 02:26 AM-->@Mar 12 2003, 02:24 AM
You guys want some more gas? Here ya go...(insert fart sound here)...enjoy!
funny. i never knew farts were supposed to smell like trojan condoms......
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHaaaaahhhhhhh
Thats was FUNNNNNNNYYYYYYYYYYY
sooryyy i needed a good laugh
strictlyJDM
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isnt hydrogen really flammable and very dangerous to blow up....i might be wrong
DazedCivic99
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hydrogen bomb ring a bell by chance, yes hydrogen could be dangerous like any thing if not properly used
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
Yes, but a hydrogen bomb uses nuclear fission to generate the destructive energy. We're not using nuclear technology to power our cars. 
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
http://www.worldpress.org/europe/0123iceland.htm
A good basic overview of how hydrogen power works, and why the only byproduct of using it is water.
A good basic overview of how hydrogen power works, and why the only byproduct of using it is water.
DazedCivic99
Senior Member
Originally posted by dohcvtec_accord@Mar 12 2003, 04:31 PM
Yes, but a hydrogen bomb uses nuclear fission to generate the destructive energy. We're not using nuclear technology to power our cars.
yea true, last year in physics the teacher had some navy homos, no offence the acted like it for real, come in and talk to us about nuclular physis and how it is a going field and soon cars will be nuclular power and stuff, i found it quit entertaining and amusing
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
Yeah, I don't think we're going to see nuclear-powered consumer transportation anytime soon.
Here are some facts you should know about Hydrogen, you may use them in any conversation, it's smart.
Hydrogen, when used in a car, undergoes a process called, "Nuclear Fission" in order to produce the power your car needs to move.
Hydrogen has the possibility of exploding like a ~3 Megaton Hydrogen Bomb, at any time. Hydrogen is used in your engine just like it's used in a Bomb.
Hydrogen has the ability to kill people in seconds when unintentionally inhaled. (Careful!)
Hydrogen, as it is used in the Sun, is essentially a massively destructive element, and can potentially make your car bright and shiny like the Sun. (No, this is not like paint.)
Hydrogen can only be produced through the destruction of forests. When wood is burned, it produces hydrogen which is then pressurized, and introduced into your engine.
Hydrogen tends to be a very dense element, and tends to waft on the ground, and can explode at the slightest spark. Explosions that involve hydrogen always kill all people within 100 feet, and produce radioactive materials which will contaminate an area with a radius of 2 miles.
Anyhow, that's just a little of what I know. (Thanks to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, of course.)
Trust me, alternate fuel sources are all baloney. GO FOSSIL FUELS!
Hydrogen, when used in a car, undergoes a process called, "Nuclear Fission" in order to produce the power your car needs to move.
Hydrogen has the possibility of exploding like a ~3 Megaton Hydrogen Bomb, at any time. Hydrogen is used in your engine just like it's used in a Bomb.
Hydrogen has the ability to kill people in seconds when unintentionally inhaled. (Careful!)
Hydrogen, as it is used in the Sun, is essentially a massively destructive element, and can potentially make your car bright and shiny like the Sun. (No, this is not like paint.)
Hydrogen can only be produced through the destruction of forests. When wood is burned, it produces hydrogen which is then pressurized, and introduced into your engine.
Hydrogen tends to be a very dense element, and tends to waft on the ground, and can explode at the slightest spark. Explosions that involve hydrogen always kill all people within 100 feet, and produce radioactive materials which will contaminate an area with a radius of 2 miles.
Anyhow, that's just a little of what I know. (Thanks to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, of course.)
Trust me, alternate fuel sources are all baloney. GO FOSSIL FUELS!
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
Wrong. A nuclear bomb uses fission (the splitting of an atom, usually uranium) to harness the energy that holds the uranium atoms together. Later bombs use fusion (with a fission trigger), and are also called thermonuclear bombs.
From the above-mentioned site, explaining how hydrogen is used to power automobiles:
I hope you were kidding.
From the above-mentioned site, explaining how hydrogen is used to power automobiles:
I hope you were kidding.
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
That has got to be the silliest thing I've ever heard. A spark causing a nuclear reaction? Do you have any concept of how a nuclear reaction even works? Where did you get this BS?
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
If those statements were true, don't you think some crazy-minded terrorists would be blowing up tanks full of hydrogen all over the world? True, blowing up a container full of liquid hydrogen will be destructive (as would helium, or any other pressurized gas), but a "nuclear explosion"? Good Lord, please learn some physics.
LOL.
Okay, I'll admit, I was kidding about the whole thing. I just wanted to see how far you'd go in believing me.
LOL, Hydrogen wafting on teh ground? LOL. But my nuclear fission comment, lol, I've still got a little time left before I stop laughing about that.
It's funny how dumb people are about hydrogen. Hydrogen, when compressed with very low temperatures, goes to a liquid state, and when fed into the engine, has about the same combustability as normal 87 octane gas. Moreover, when you drop it on the ground, it DOESN'T waft on the ground, it dissipates into the atmosphere.
LOL, burning trees for hydrogen, giggle.
Anyhow, Hydrogen is hot stuff, 'cept for the fact that when you produce hydrogen, you still experience point source pollution from plants making the electricity to feed into distilled water. (yes, I know there are bacteria that can produce hydrogen, and yes, I know there is a metal alloy, that when exposed to sunlight, will producy hydrogen. still, it's not in a production state, so fossil/nuclear fuel will still be neccessary to produce our zero emission hydrogen)
Pff, but don't learn about Hydrogen Fuel, just keep listening to comments on hondaswap.com
Okay, I'll admit, I was kidding about the whole thing. I just wanted to see how far you'd go in believing me.
LOL, Hydrogen wafting on teh ground? LOL. But my nuclear fission comment, lol, I've still got a little time left before I stop laughing about that.
It's funny how dumb people are about hydrogen. Hydrogen, when compressed with very low temperatures, goes to a liquid state, and when fed into the engine, has about the same combustability as normal 87 octane gas. Moreover, when you drop it on the ground, it DOESN'T waft on the ground, it dissipates into the atmosphere.
LOL, burning trees for hydrogen, giggle.Anyhow, Hydrogen is hot stuff, 'cept for the fact that when you produce hydrogen, you still experience point source pollution from plants making the electricity to feed into distilled water. (yes, I know there are bacteria that can produce hydrogen, and yes, I know there is a metal alloy, that when exposed to sunlight, will producy hydrogen. still, it's not in a production state, so fossil/nuclear fuel will still be neccessary to produce our zero emission hydrogen
)Pff, but don't learn about Hydrogen Fuel, just keep listening to comments on hondaswap.com
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
Damn y0, I knew you were smarter than that. I really shouldn't be reading these things when I'm dealing with dumbass mechanical and structural consultants here at work, trying to meet deadlines and tearing my hair out.
I'm going to go back to my hole now.
And I missed the part about burning trees for hydrogen the first time around. If I had seen that, I may have been more inclined to believe this was a joke.
Screw you.
Dammit.
I'm going to go back to my hole now.
And I missed the part about burning trees for hydrogen the first time around. If I had seen that, I may have been more inclined to believe this was a joke.
Screw you.
Dammit.
Sweet InStinct
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wHOa PRETTY INTENSE thread ABOUT...... gas.......
