How 'bout a Tige Diesel?

[wannabewakeboarder]

Umm...it is spelled grammar...with an "ar"

Go easy on him, he's had six bears.

He's probably not up to speed with us non-bear people, that is if you dont drink.

[Carter13]

F it, I give up at this time.

Wanna, look up touche' in the dictionary and you will understand.

[mtnsmith]

It is spelled beer...two e's. Bears are large hairy mammals.

[wannabewakeboarder]

F it, I give up at this time.

Wanna, look up touche' in the dictionary and you will understand.

"exclamation acknowledging a hit in fencing"

Is that what you mean, that's what it said.

[Carter13]

Mtn,

If you look, Wanna underlined the a in bear, he almost got me.

[wannabewakeboarder]

It is spelled beer...two e's. Bears are large hairy mammals.

I know I had it underlined in one of my posts as a joke.

thanks tho

[Carter13]

I think I'll have another bear.

[wannabewakeboarder]

I think I'll have another bear.

You mean bear.

[Carter13]

Wanna,

Touche'- Expressive of concession to an opponent for a point well made, as in an argument.

[wannabewakeboarder]

I do not get it.

[my86stanggt]

Tha'ts funni write thar.

[wannabewakeboarder]

Tha'ts funni write thar.

Complaments to the chef.

[tarheeler]

you'd probably have to let the daom thing warm up for night rides and dawn slalom runs

try using this product.spell checker

[Ruune]

regarding the algae produced biodiesel:
http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drm...339051,00.html

Basically, they're growing lipid-producing algae in long, tubular bags. Each bag has a roller that travels back and forth over the length of the bag. This allows there to be more algae exposed for photosynthesis. The mature algae is then harvested and the oils are extracted. Biodiesel, Jet-A and other types of fuels are then refined from the bio-crude.

The added benefit is that the algae actually consumes CO2, as part of the photosynthesis process.

[dogbert]

regarding the algae produced biodiesel:
http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drm...339051,00.html

Basically, they're growing lipid-producing algae in long, tubular bags. Each bag has a roller that travels back and forth over the length of the bag. This allows there to be more algae exposed for photosynthesis. The mature algae is then harvested and the oils are extracted. Biodiesel, Jet-A and other types of fuels are then refined from the bio-crude.

The added benefit is that the algae actually consumes CO2, as part of the photosynthesis process.

I guess that swamp land may turn into a gold mine afterall. That's awesome!