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So we should be able to eat it seeing as it and we are both made of carbon, right? lol Oh gawd! Cannibalism! Yuck.

Who singed me? Come to think of it, I do remember smelling burnt hair earlier. *looks in mirror to check my doo* I think that the data pretty much speaks for itself and the application of science to accurately interpret the data is just what it is. But the fact remains that we do affect most...

Ah, and now we have the opposing side's argumentum ad populum. "It must be this way because everyone thinks so".

Would you like to see a glimpse of the future? A few Canadians already have. And even General Motors is taking a second look at the future after dismissing it as a fantasy. Canada in general? Stumbling backwards into the future: The Gospel of Green - Video | CBC News: the fifth estate The...

Beside the lake. :) Um, Kootenay Lake, that is.

....... and getting used to hunting on land. If our summer is like our winter was this year, and this becomes a climactic trend, it's quite possible that the lush, green Kootenays could become like the not so lush, not so green southern Okanagan.

roflmao

Massive Arctic ice cap is shrinking, study shows; Rate accelerating since 1985 Awesome! Must be thermal contraction I guess. :roll:

Yup. Area = 2 dimensional, volume = 3 dimensional. Volume includes depth.

So you are saying that ice sitting on land is sea ice? Just because a shelf may be sticking out over the sea does not mean it is in the sea. Sea ice info: Ice Shelves are permanent floating ice sheets that are attached to land and are constantly fed by glaciers. These descriptions are from...

Um, yeah. That could be because chunks keep breaking off shelves in the warmer temperatures and turn into sea ice, don'tcha think?

Like your post #2413?

Conspiracy ones. I agree. lol I think it stems from the pot-induced paranoias and phobias.

I'm not surprised. I think the 300 back then weighed like 2 tons and Javelins were lighter by a fair bit. Not sure about HP and torque comparisons. Final drive also is a factor. The crossram improved fuel delivery by quite a bit.

The 426 came with different configurations. One has a single 4 bbl carb, another was the cross ram, another was the 2 x 4bbl inline. Crossram with carbs on it

Custom one. The stock ones weren't that color. Here's a stock Hemi's color:

Water runs downhill naturally, too. . . until we mess with it.

Um, smoke occurs naturally in the atmosphere:

Yeah, that was my second guess upon a closer inspection.

... and sometimes help from another pair of hands.