Three legged beer stools are great. You don't need to worry about finding beer mats to stop them from rocking. Genius
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That's the spirit! Pass me a beer would you?Originally posted by rsingh View PostThree legged beer stools are great. You don't need to worry about finding beer mats to stop them from rocking. Genius
I'm sure they'll all be back in a minute so do you fancy a game of darts until they return?+50 Xeno Geek Points
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Hmmm, beer and throwing sharp objects, there's a cunning plan if ever there was one...Originally posted by Zippy View PostThat's the spirit! Pass me a beer would you?
I'm sure they'll all be back in a minute so do you fancy a game of darts until they return?
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Dunno that one but it will pass the timeOriginally posted by rsingh View PostHere you go mate. Quick game of Killer?
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Here you go. Just so everyone is throwing from the same oche. http://www.diddleforthemiddle.com/killer.php
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Did anyone here seriously believe that windpower was a serious contender?Originally posted by zeitghostMore so than the pumped storage schemes, you might investigate the "greenness" of all these damned windmills we have all over the place, mostly in areas of outstanding beauty.
Their output is 10% of the installed "capacity".
i.e. if the installed capacity is notionally 10MW, you are lucky to get 1MW out of it.
And just to make things even greener, you need ordinary powerstations running to cover the times when the wind drops.
So they're basically as green as a very ungreen thing indeed.
Par for the course really.Comment
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Oh God, I'm doooooooomed.Originally posted by rsingh View PostHere you go. Just so everyone is throwing from the same oche. http://www.diddleforthemiddle.com/killer.php
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The hidden energy cost in the manufacture and construction of a wind turbine can be greater than the output of said turbine in its life. They are not viable on a large scale.Originally posted by zeitghostMore so than the pumped storage schemes, you might investigate the "greenness" of all these damned windmills we have all over the place, mostly in areas of outstanding beauty.
On a SMALL scale - no bigger than small island communities or remote villages - it is viable and worthwhile. And they work on smaller scales down through farms, cottages to boats and caravans. In these cases you need large electrical storage capacity and to adjust your lifestyle to the weather conditions.
On a BIG scale - forget it.My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.Comment
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostDid anyone here seriously believe that windpower was a serious contender?
Offshore wind, wave and tidal power rules
Er! I design the installation systems and methodology for the offshore renewable energy developments.
You know it makes sense
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