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By Last Indian · Posted
To continue with carbon monoxide. Think about this for a bit. Plant earth has more than twice as much surface area of water than land! 70% vs 30% to be a little more precise. The oceans produce per square mile more carbon monoxide than the land per square mile. As a whole they out produce human caused CO about 30 to 1!! Now you may not know or understand, but CO is a extremely important gas for life! Yes life! Without it earth & the universe would die! Besides the reaction of CO with bacteria that splits the molecule into oxygen & hydrogen, there is also a reaction between ionized helium & ionized carbon monoxide! This reaction produces produces ionized carbon. Ionized carbon is one of the important elements necessary for organic reactions. Remember this; carbon, while not being the most abundant element in the universe, it is the most important for all life! That includes ALL forms of carbon. Arguably most people start to have their eyes glaze over when discussing this type of stuff, but if you believe in anything believe this! God! If you doubt his existence you need look no further than these things right here being spoken of to realize all of the immensely complicated workings of earth, let alone the universe didn’t just happened by chance! Finally, for carbon monoxide, they and you know who they are tell you it’s a global warming gas! Guess what? So is oxygen! & water vapor! Guess we better hold our breath & drain all the water to the moon! -
I eagerly anticipated this series when I first heard about it. After the first episode I thought surely it would get better! It didn’t!! I agree with Frosty about the Olds wagon , big misstep not consulting the customer. I personally don’t like that Camaro/Chevelle conversion. To my eye, Camaro proportions just don’t work for intermediate sized vintage muscle car pretenders. They still look like faintly disguised Camaros. And for my final rant, “restored” ( and I use the term loosely like they do) Pontiacs older than 1982 don’t ALL need to be LS or corporate engine powered. There are enough Pontiac engine builders and aftermarket parts available to keep them all Pontiac. I guess when it comes down to it, it’s your car, your choice. It’s just not mine. -
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You gotta lot of nerve to show us that mate! You are bringing free samples back for all your mates, aaaaaren't you?!?! -
I saw it when it first came out. It's only 4 episodes long. I think the brother doing the restoration work seriously screwed up the Olds wagon. Without talking to the customer, I would NOT have gone the LS route with the rebuild. I would have built a beefer Olds motor. Also, why the hell didn't he talk to his customer to clarify his wishes for the car? Dumb and costly mistake in you ask me.
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