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Being intentionally obtuse again? I said, In the case of hydro-electric power, that "fuel" is a body of water. You can't store wind or hold it in a reservoir. If the wind ain't blowing hard enough, or at all, you ain't generating wind power. If the wind is blowing too hard, you ain't generating...

I take it you're not familiar with inverse-square law? Besides, you're drifting from your original question. We're talking about immediate supply. See, here's the thing about your argument. All "traditional" power plants have a supply of fuel on hand. So while it's using that supply, more will...

Seriously? Are you f*cking sh*tting me? I know you're not that dense. Hahaha. That's cute. Look deep. Who do you think is behind this shift in the paradigm?

Think of it like the gas mileage in a car. When you have power generation that relies on the vagaries of weather, any back-up generation will be constantly cranked up and down to match increases and drops in that weather driven generation. If we go back to the car analogy, what gives you better...

Nah, you'd just rather have them living in abject poverty from excessive "environmental" taxes because you're on some futile crusade to save the planet from a natural occurrence. Typical Libtard. Post a strawman and think you made a reasoned argument....#pathetic.

Yeah, because movies are just like real life. :roll:

So the other week I set my cable box to record the series "Canada: The Story of Us". I went to watch the most recent episode yesterday but the program description had me floored. Here's what it said; "A look at Canada's War of Independence, the War of 1812, that united the country and its many...

Uhhh yeah. Sounds more like a closed-loop hydroelectric power plant. Only this one requires an alternate power supply in order to actually function.

The Trudeau government used powers granted by the Harper government's controversial citizenship law to make 184 revocation decisions without legal hearings between November 2015 and the end of August. About 90 per cent of the decisions resulted in a negative finding and the loss of a person's...

Best ribs in the world; Tunnel BBQ in Windsor.

Man those are some seriously fugly jeans. I wouldn't be caught dead in those and of somebody tried to bury me in them when I die, I'd haunt the living bejeezuz out of them. :lol:

Hmmm red or white wine with Chinese?

Those a$$hats at Greenpeace are morons these days. I'm sure we've all already seen this image but it does demonstrate how self-important those sh*ts think they are. Just as added info, the President of Peru isn't even permitted to set foot on these lands. You bet it's time for a change. It's...

NO dude, you do NOT need to dam off the Bay, not even partially. You're still thinking inside the box.

Just make sure it ain't the kind that contains eggs.

You don't need to dam off the bay. You just need something that can use the ebb and flow of the tide to generate power. The Brits have been experimenting with similar technology along the Thames because of the powerful tides that roll in and out.

Yep, we have idiot politicians making policy based on "feelings" and "hope" instead of being based on sound reasoning.

A lot depends on the brand. I've had back bacon that was super salty and I've had back bacon that was delicious. I also tend to like it because you can cut it as thick or thin as you want. Nothing like some nice thick-sliced back bacon and fried mushrooms on a bun.

No shocker there. Several years ago the cereal makers were getting grief over the sugar content in their cereals and were forced to reduce it. They claimed to have reduced it but tests later on showed they had not reduced it at all. So then the cereal makers decided to play semantics. They...

The sad thing, no one has been able to demonstrably prove that more taxes will reduce emissions by a worthwhile amount. This is just more leftard policy based on "a hope and a prayer" rather than any hard evidence. It also makes no sense to give the largest emitters a free pass like they have in...