god damnit...

[jake1236987]

it wont ever go down to a reasonable price because what will happen is what has happened for the past 5 years... the price will hike up to some outlandish amount.. then will drop like 10 cents.. maybe 15... and the news will promo it as "finally some relief at the pumps" which will go over well.. because people are stupid as a whole... so big gas will get away with a further price hike making gas prices an all time high because people will be happy that it went down 10 cents even though it went up a dollar...

 

[rastayouth]

I drive a Nissan. It costs 53.53 to fill up, and it has a 53 liter tank.

 

[Krayzie]

thats terrible..50 bucks at the pump unbefreakinlievable

 

[Mel M]

It is if you're unemployed.

 

[Pics]

indeed i am.. but still im still in highschool 50 bucks to me is outrageous

 

[YungMoney]

Well, I'm out of high school, have been for 3 years, have no job, and live with my mother.

 

[FlyBikes]

sad... get into college and get a good carer, theres gotta be something that interests u

 

[Comrade Obama]

A college would take one look at my transcript then say "Fuck you."

 

[italianpoptart]

Using aqua fuel would not lead to water supply exhaustion, simply because the energy is derived from the ionization of water molecules from splitting that leads to decomposition and a return to liquid form. This process follows a cycle that, theoretically, should yield the exact same products as it requires to initiate the reaction.

The products are, as you said, water vapor and carbon monoxide.

Although its hard to envision a system that spits out more energy than it takes in without using up reactants, an understanding of zero point energy makes it clear that we can harness great amounts of abundant energy by manipulating the electromagnetic quantum vacuum that exists all around us. Yeah, it's all theory, but we should be able to create voids in the zero energy field and cause quatum flux to result. This flux leads to an accumulation of energy at a point of seemingly empty space from surrounding ambient energy, thus the process is a mechanism for energy transferral, not a mechanism for decomposition.

 

[luminortm]

i saw this car on tv that ran off of propane it looked like a pretty good car overall mabey you should look into propane cars

 

[Tori <3]

actually it does expend one reactant... the carbon from the carbon rods... so eventually you would need to replace the rods but probably no more often then an oil change and carbon rods are cheap as shit... figure you can get them in simple batteries..

as for zero point energy and all that theory stuffs... I'll take your word for it. I don't know much about it other then Syndrome used it in the movie Incredibles

and on propane cars they do have them for sale.. There is a propane station about 2 miles from my house meant for filling cars... mostly government and state vehicles though...

 

[Tayble]

Propane vehicles are getting almost as expensive. And if you have underground parking or need to use underground parking, propane vehicles are prohibited. I think it's because of the toxins in the exhaust or maybe the difference in air pressure that may cause your car to blow up. Who knows!! Just something to think about. My vote is still with the Hybrid.

 

[Austin F]

I have an '89 Chevy Beretta GT. For a V6, it gets great gas mileage and only has a 10.3 gallon tank, or some shit like that. It took $24.00 to fill the other day and it wasn't even on E.

Gas prices are around $2.70 a gallon here.

 

[Lea E]

are you like a chemistry student or something?

so if its so easy to create the reaction... recondense the water vapor after combustion and recycle with little or no loss, and figure the carbon rods could be made into a cartridge assembly for easy replacement... whats stopping this? aside from big gas companies willing to kill to keep the market..