More VW Diesel Knee-Slappers
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Re: More VW Diesel Knee-Slappers
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004 19:10:39 UTC "Jerry McG"
<gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote:
> > That Fonda crack was low. Shame on you.<
>
> Take it as you will. May I remind you that Jane Fonda's appearance in the
> 1979 movie "The China Syndrome", in which she drove a diesel Rabbit, not
> only fooled thousnds of politically correct consumers into buying those
> clattering, smoke belching road-turtles, she also helped destroy the nuclear
> power industry in the USA. 25+ years later, neither appear to have been good
> for the country!
Speaking for myself and a large number of Vietnam vetrans, nothing
could be too low for that bitch - any mention should be considered a
compliment.
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Will Honea
<gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote:
> > That Fonda crack was low. Shame on you.<
>
> Take it as you will. May I remind you that Jane Fonda's appearance in the
> 1979 movie "The China Syndrome", in which she drove a diesel Rabbit, not
> only fooled thousnds of politically correct consumers into buying those
> clattering, smoke belching road-turtles, she also helped destroy the nuclear
> power industry in the USA. 25+ years later, neither appear to have been good
> for the country!
Speaking for myself and a large number of Vietnam vetrans, nothing
could be too low for that bitch - any mention should be considered a
compliment.
--
Will Honea
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Re: More VW Diesel Knee-Slappers
On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 18:12:09 -0700, L.W.------ wrote:
> I hope everyone gets a chance to watch "future car" that was on
> last night on Public Broadcasting Station, narrated by Allan Alda, he
> gets an honest opinion from all the hybrid prototype manufacturers,
> diesel will always be too dirty for California, even with it's gigantic
> after burner catalytic converter.
So in addition to having a grudge against Diesels, you also don't listen
very well. It stated that the clean diesels of europe still don't meet
the stricter emission regulations of the US. ...And it goes on to
interview Gerhard Schmidt of Ford, who states "We are working hard to make
it happen" when asked if Ford is going to start making Diesel cars. The
diesel particulate converter is aimed at allowing diesels to meet US
emission standards of the future.
You really need to face the fact that even though the diesel was invented
before the gasoline engine, its closer to the perfect engine than the gas
engine (the Sterling is even closer, but nobody's been able to effectively
harness it for average driving.)
-bob-
> I hope everyone gets a chance to watch "future car" that was on
> last night on Public Broadcasting Station, narrated by Allan Alda, he
> gets an honest opinion from all the hybrid prototype manufacturers,
> diesel will always be too dirty for California, even with it's gigantic
> after burner catalytic converter.
So in addition to having a grudge against Diesels, you also don't listen
very well. It stated that the clean diesels of europe still don't meet
the stricter emission regulations of the US. ...And it goes on to
interview Gerhard Schmidt of Ford, who states "We are working hard to make
it happen" when asked if Ford is going to start making Diesel cars. The
diesel particulate converter is aimed at allowing diesels to meet US
emission standards of the future.
You really need to face the fact that even though the diesel was invented
before the gasoline engine, its closer to the perfect engine than the gas
engine (the Sterling is even closer, but nobody's been able to effectively
harness it for average driving.)
-bob-
