How to build a "Green" electric car.

[DaSleeper]

Wooooosh!

What does a picture of children at austwich have to do with africa? and what do children in africa have to do with the green car????

 

[petros]

I'm not sure but a green car would sure leave some big gashes on the planet's surface.

 

[MHz]

I wanted to see if he would put the stupid sandwich comment in when it was his people being starved. Apparently he couldn't bring himself to lay out the same line. No big surprise as that is how a racist acts.

I'm not sure but a green car would sure leave some big gashes on the planet's surface.

Those gashes are there for everything but green cars.

 

[petros]

Those gashes are there for everything but green cars.

How would you build a green car? From macaroni, glue and some sparkles?

 

[MHz]

I'd head for the salvage yard and recycle those materials first.

 

[petros]

Salvaged materials still came out of those holes.

 

[L Gilbert]

lmao Recycled stuff comes from places that collect it, not from holes where raw materials come from. Not surprised you can't tell the diff between raw materials and stuff that's been processed, used, and recycled.

 

[petros]

lmao Recycled stuff comes from places that collect it, not from holes where raw materials come from. Not surprised you can't tell the diff between raw materials and stuff that's been processed, used, and recycled.

It fell from the sky Les?

 

[L Gilbert]

It fell from the sky Les?

Unreal. Raw materials for salvaged stuff comes from the ground. Salvaged stuff comes from places where it has been collected. That means when you recycle stuff you have no need to make new holes in the ground to get it. DUH

Do you need to plant new wheat whenever you need to make a loaf of bread? Or do you just skip over to your flour bag for the flour?

 

[petros]

salvaged stuff comes from the ground

Salvaged stuff comes from places where it has been collected

make up your ****ing mind.

 

[MHz]

lmao Recycled stuff comes from places that collect it, not from holes where raw materials come from. Not surprised you can't tell the diff between raw materials and stuff that's been processed, used, and recycled.

No kidding, get your Sherlock diploma in a box of popcorn? Which one of those materials can't be found in a salvage place, auto or otherwise. The odds are many vehicles should be able to be converted should the owner wish to get rid of the gas engine.

 

[L Gilbert]

make up your ****ing mind.

roflmao Poor attempt at adding your own spin by neglecting to include my complete statement. You turned this: " Raw materials for salvaged stuff comes from the ground. " into this "salvaged stuff comes from the ground".
Facking pathetic.

 

[petros]

No kidding, get your Sherlock diploma in a box of popcorn? Which one of those materials can't be found in a salvage place, auto or otherwise. The odds are many vehicles should be able to be converted should the owner wish to get rid of the gas engine.

Converted? Are you nuts?

Raw materials for salvaged stuff comes from the ground'

Yeah from the big holes posted above.

 

[L Gilbert]

Conversion Kits

EV Car Kits - Welcome!

Advanced electric vehicle conversion project

Electric-car conversion alive on Vancouver Island

etc.

Yeah from the big holes posted above.

yep. That's where the raw materials comes from. Salvaged stuff comes from the raw materials that have already been processed and used, not from mines. I'm happy you see the difference.

 

[petros]

Are they "Green" or did the materials come from great big holes in the ground?

 

[L Gilbert]

Are they "Green" or did the materials come from great big holes in the ground?

Mining isn't green, recycling is. I know it's a tough thing to figure out, but try anyway.

 

[gerryh]

Wow... a lot of people missing the point. New "Green" vehicles are not made from recycled material. The fact is, they have a far larger carbon foot print in the manufacturing process than conventional vehicles. At this point in time, they are far from "green" and calling them such is a misnomer.

 

[L Gilbert]

Wow... a lot of people missing the point. New "Green" vehicles are not made from recycled material. The fact is, they have a far larger carbon foot print in the manufacturing process than conventional vehicles. At this point in time, they are far from "green" and calling them such is a misnomer.

Probably. But speaking for myself, I was referring to this comment:

I'd head for the salvage yard and recycle those materials first.

 

[gerryh]

Probably. But speaking for myself, I was referring to this comment:

Ya, well.... mhz isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer.

 

[petros]

Mining isn't green, recycling is. I know it's a tough thing to figure out, but try anyway.

Smelting is green? Oh yeah only in Trail.

Wow... a lot of people missing the point. New "Green" vehicles are not made from recycled material. The fact is, they have a far larger carbon foot print in the manufacturing process than conventional vehicles. At this point in time, they are far from "green" and calling them such is a misnomer.

It's nice to see somebody with some sense.