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Dellbertt

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A Point of Interest regarding the "poll" posted by teddy52food concerning the Joe Newman nonsense.

The Case and JD forums had only one reply that simply stated the guy is nuts.

The only forum to respond in depth was the wizards of the IH Forum.

Responses to the occasionally OT questions posted here are not only a tribute to our varied and challenging backgrounds, but also to the compassion and empathy of the IH forum members.

Three cheers for the brainiacs of Red Power.
 
With all the negetive responses that were recieved, it looks like they all like the $4.00 a gallon gas and could care less to do anything about it. I would be willing to bet dollars to donuts they have no idea what is going on.
 
Your dollars and donuts will give you nothing but high cholesterol.

Your "care less" response is proof of your insecurety in your position. And also that you are totally unfamiliar with this forum.

One thought, people that are honest and confident in there descisions and positions never feel threatened by someone that disagrees.
(Which is very telling about anyone who would kill someone for disagreeing with their religion)

Enough of this topic. Back to old tractors, old dogs and watermelon wine.
 
Based on teddy52's follow up comments it looks like simply stating that the guy is nuts was a good enough answer. In spite of a universal response that the thing can't work, including some very good explanations of why, teddy52 still believes the nonsense.

If it worked, the "inventor" could hook his invention into the grid and the electric company would send him a check every month. It ain't happening and for good reason.
 

When a cat is dropped, it always lands on its feet, and when toast is dropped, it always lands buttered side down. It was proposed to strap giant slabs of hot buttered toast to the back of a hundred tethered cats; the two opposing forces will cause the cats to hover, spinning inches above the ground. Using the giant buttered toast/cat array, a high-speed monorail could easily link New York with Chicago.
 
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