Posted on 12/19/2019 10:06:42 AM PST by karpov
Load it on a rocket and point it towards the nearest black hole.
Anyone here recall school paper drives? They’d park a semi-trailer out front and parents would drop off bales of old newspapers.
I think our school got a few new sets of basketball goals out of one.
The last time I looked at a map, Denver was a long way from the Pacific Ocean.
This is meant to be sarcasm.
“What do they do with it? They made a ‘oil dripper’ wood furnace and they mix diesel fuel in the old oil to thin it and they burn it to heat the garage!”
In my youth I used to hang out with some guys that owned a shade-tree mechanic garage and heated their place with used motor oil drip furnace.
The black smoke that belched out of the chimney was Dicksonian.
Yea, right into the ocean. I think I read that 85% of the ocean pollution of plastic is coming from the Asian continent with China being the #1 polluter and Indonesia #2......
They work great if they are designed right.
The oil dripper has a flow-control valve so it’s just a small drip of oil going into the top of the wood furnace.
As long as there is oil going in the wood just acts like a wick but don’t burn. The drip of oil is all the fuel used.
If it runs out of oil the wood catches fire and will burn up.
Used right very little oil or wood is needed to heat the building all night.
These guys had a 55 gal. drum with a flue pipe out the top, input for oil drip into a shallow metal bowl and a an access door to light it. They’d drip a bit into the pan and hit it with a blow torch to get it to light.
YOU BUILD HOMELESS SHELTERS OUT OF IT !!!!
Seriously these libtards havent the imagination of a boiled clam
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It’s theft? Oh boy, now you really got me shaking in my boots. Oh wait, damn it, I just pissed my pants too out of fear of being arrested.
Seriously, garbage thrown into such containers do not originate from the people that own such containers. Take a gas station, people come in, fill up, and dump the trash they accumulated from other purchases. Is that theft?
Take the shopping center, the trash cans are placed there so people do not dump their trash in the parking lot. Anything actually purchased in the shopping center goes home before the bags, boxes and other trash are separated. The same applies to Walmart.
The fact that I am putting in a little more than the average person does not make me a thief. If I am a thief, then so is everyone else that uses such a trash container.
Now if we went to such places without buying anything, then maybe you are close to being right. But the places we make those Walmart bag size deposits we always buy something.
I refuse to play the recycling game.
I just sent the article to my mayor.
Just got off the phone with my wife. I’m traveling for work and asked her to take out the yard waste.
She doesn’t think I should have filled our unused city issued recycle bin for leaves.
It holds lots of leaves and I certainly wasn’t using it for anything else.
Sounds appealing but as yet eminently impractical: https://www.quora.com/Why-dont-we-launch-trash-into-space
Toss the trash into volcanos!
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