Buckster

It was definitely cold today, I may think about a heated vest.

How many times has @Marcel le Moose Fondler been in Granny’s hole?

So apparently there is a town in Canada called Dildo, @Marcel le Moose Fondler was born there.

It might even be back together by summer.

@Dell is your nurse?

They have the gritters out.

So what are you tossers doing? I am working today but will get the bike out tomorrow, should be a high of 6c here.

You stopped wanking yet?

Canada.

Location "United States"? Real location, Punjab, Pakistan.

Thats you.

The best way to do it is from seawater as high salinity makes the transfer process easier and more efficient, if you then use solar to produce the electrical charge needed to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen then is becomes sustainable, the amount of energy produced from the hydrogen fuel cell is more than could be produced by having solar on the car. You can use aluminium in sea water as well as it reacts with the sea water to produce hydrogen and aluminium hydroxide, the hydrogen can be collected, there is plenty of scrap aluminium around from all the Indian frames that keep breaking. There are other ways of extracting hydrogen as well including direct water splitting. Interestingly it is more efficient to use an ICE to produce electricity than to drive a car directly so a short term solution is a hybrid drive which some car makers are starting to use, electric motors are about 80%efficient as opposed to ICE only which is about 30% on energy transfer.

Synthetic fuel is interesting.

The gay half.

Same as gay Canada then.

It is the most abundant chemical element on the planet.

Cars are made in Mexico as well but that doesn’t make them Mexican cars, Canada is basically a gay version of Mexico on the opposite end of the USA, like Mexico they really want to be American but they aren’t and never will be.

Hydrogen fuel cell cars have been around since the ‘60’s but the first mass produced one was from Toyota who built the Mirai in 2014.

We only had Rolls Royce.

Hand made to order by British craftsmen.