Davey Boy 2.0

your garage, myrna, your garage! and i wouldn't believe it if i didn't see it but bradm seems to be getting less funny, somehow

Headymammamyrna's carhole

you could probably go to a dollar store and get one for $5 or less

Finally someone's found a use for Fosters: Scientists and Australian beer maker Foster's are teaming up to generate clean energy from brewery waste water — by using sugar-consuming bacteria. The experimental technology was unveiled Wednesday by scientists at Australia's University of Queensland, which was given a $115,000 US state government grant to install a microbial fuel cell at a Foster's Group brewery near Brisbane, the capital of Queensland state. The fuel cell is essentially a battery in which bacteria consume water-soluble brewing waste such as sugar, starch and alcohol. The battery produces electricity plus clean water, said Prof. Jurg Keller, the university's wastewater expert. The 2,500-litre fuel cell will be 250 times bigger than a prototype that has been operating effectively at the university laboratory for three months, Keller said. "Brewery waste water is a particularly good source because it is very biodegradable … and is highly concentrated, which does help in improving the performance of the cell," Keller said. He expected the brewery cell would produce two kilowatts of power — enough to power a household — and the technology would eventually be applied in other breweries and wineries owned by Foster's. "It's not going to make an enormous amount of power — it's primarily a waste water treatment that has the added benefit of creating electricity," Keller said.

bash it up bashy!

condolences MOBE

fucking zenden

if it turns into something that's planned in advance kinda thing i'll certainly let you know mon ami

mmmm i'm so going for a pint of Erdinger Weisbier from Pub Italia in the coming week or so here's how i see it: Stella & a plate of calamari (Da Sergio)> Erdinger (pub italia)> creemore around the bbq

you should be able to get blanche de chambly in any ole beer store now, oui? i think sleeman bought em out

i would so go if i had anything other than tie-dyes to wear

i didn't pick up on the a two-four being the same price there ollie- whence did you get that impression? actually i can't think of any 2-4s cheaper than $25.75

I think you're forgetting something Myrna Customs officer circa 96-98ish: Could you remove your shoes and socks please sir? Little Myrna: Uhhh okay CO: Choo paint your toenails!?!? But enough thread hijacking. The secret? I think it's more abuot changing your viewpoint from one of rational clear minded thinking to one of blinkered positivity.

wow hang on to that gal Dave-O there's nothing like a surprise gift– especially a boosy one

thanks for the glimpse into your twisted little inner world :crazy:

bit early to be drooling over beer, n'est pas?

but two look hobbitesque

"When Dead Symphony no. 6 finds its way into your local concert hall, dancing might be a slight problem but the listening will be sweet." It'll have to be some pretty tight security– i would think– to stop the hippies from doing the inevitable

who's slipping out early for this matchup then? I'm hoping to get home for the tail end of the first half

bosch freaks me out a bit i'm a colville fan too there william

Veteran goalkeeper Fabien Barthez has confirmed he will not play again for French Ligue 1 strugglers Nantes. The 1998 World Cup winner was attacked by a group of Les Canaris fans on Saturday night, hours after a 2-0 home defeat to Rennes. The 35-year-old was forced to stop his car as he was driving out of the club's training ground, and ended up trading blows with a supporter who had attempted to get inside the Porsche. Other fans were seen punching and kicking the vehicle. Barthez on Monday told radio station France Info he was quitting the club for safety reasons. "I will not play for Nantes again," he said. "What happened went beyond the scope of sport. It has nothing to do with football. "I no longer feel safe there and it's better for me to leave." Barthez did not attend training with Les Canaris on Sunday, choosing instead to leave the city with his family. He came out of retirement in December to sign a short-term contract with Nantes, tying him to the club until the end of the season. But he has made some errors in his five months there and has been barracked by fans. His most high-profile gaffe came on April 1 when he spilled a seemingly harmless cross into his own net to hand relegation rivals Sedan a 1-0 victory at the Stade de la Beaujoire.

i'd like to teach the world to sing, in perfect harmony

bunch of pictures here