Books. Bikes. Boomsticks. “I only regret that I have but one face to palm for my country.”
May we opt for throwing the dolt into the furnace-powered electrical generator instead, a la Brave New World.
Tam, I've got to go with b&n on this one. We don't know that the future darwin award winners condition is not akin to mad cow disease. Thus, I would prefer to not ingest such a creature.
Good point.Flaming Idiots: The Ultimate Renewable Energy Source.
You have to wonder when lolcat spelling became the standard.
When they stopped requiring regular spelling in schools. ("Aren't they cute. They're so creative!")
That would indeed be a...wait for it.... horrible screaning death (tm).Word verification, ACOMA
Furnace, hell ...1 metric ton of idiot can, through heat depolymerization, be converted into about 80 gallons of Soylent Diesel.Fuel's expensive ... and my Diesel Suburban is getting hungry.
Even if we didn't "green" him, just "Strip first"? Couldn't we at least work in a delousing and a shower too?
That's the beauty of heat depolymerization. No cleanup needed, since the product is fuel, not food.
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May we opt for throwing the dolt into the furnace-powered electrical generator instead, a la Brave New World.
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ReplyDeleteI've got to go with b&n on this one. We don't know that the future darwin award winners condition is not akin to mad cow disease. Thus, I would prefer to not ingest such a creature.
Good point.
ReplyDeleteFlaming Idiots: The Ultimate Renewable Energy Source.
You have to wonder when lolcat spelling became the standard.
ReplyDeleteWhen they stopped requiring regular spelling in schools. ("Aren't they cute. They're so creative!")
ReplyDeleteThat would indeed be a...
ReplyDeletewait for it....
horrible screaning death (tm).
Word verification, ACOMA
Furnace, hell ...
ReplyDelete1 metric ton of idiot can, through heat depolymerization, be converted into about 80 gallons of Soylent Diesel.
Fuel's expensive ... and my Diesel Suburban is getting hungry.
Even if we didn't "green" him, just "Strip first"?
ReplyDeleteCouldn't we at least work in a delousing and a shower too?
That's the beauty of heat depolymerization. No cleanup needed, since the product is fuel, not food.
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