"Green" Solar Panels

[AlleyCat]

Nebraska, USA: Within minutes, a single hailstorm reduced 14,000 solar panels, worth millions of dollars, into a pile
of toxic debris-leaching materials like cadmium and lead into the soil.

A hailstorm disaster in Nebraska USA reacted immediately and turned a multi million dollar investment... a solar park
into a pile of toxic debris within minutes. Hale destroyed 14,000 solar panels with a total capacity of 5.2 megawatts.
The complex was planned by the investors to produce green energy for 25 years, but in reality, it only made it to four
years.

https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1840391300463333376/pu/vid/avc1/482x720/EoHKIeDgaDmZM3-S.mp4?tag=12

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September:

Big Cool Down For Europe

Snow In Both Hemispheres

Arctic Sea Ice Going Nowhere

September Snow In Lapland

Another Polar Blast To Slam Southern Africa

October Snow For The Aussie Alps

Unprecedented Summer Snowstorm Begins In The Alps

Italian Peaks Register Record-Breaking -24.6C (-12.3F)

Snow Clips The UK, Cold Threatens Records

Arctic Sea Ice Still Trend-less

Another New Study Finds Clouds To Be Earth's Climate Control Knob, Not CO2

Record-Breaking Snow For The Alps

Zululanders See Surprise Spring Flakes

Mount Washington Registers Early First Measurable Snow

Early-Season Snow In Austria

Scotland Shivers

Historic Lows Broken In U.S.

Greenland's Surface Gained 370 Billion Tons Of Ice Last Season, Bang On Average

Cold Records Tumble Across The East

Colder-Than-Average Augusts

India Meteorological Department Warns Of Harsh Winter To Come

Snowy Colorado

Southern Hemisphere Snow - Argentina and Chile Pounded

Early Snows Hit Kyrgyzstan

Eastern U.S. Fells Cold Records, 150 Million To See Fall-Like Temps

UK's Coolest Summer Since 2015

First Significant Snows Forecast For The Alps

150 Years Of Antarctic Ice Data Reveals Decline In Wildfires Since 1920

Arizona Sees August Snow

Europe Forecast Stark Temperature Drop

Thousands Without Power In Tasmania As Cold And Snow Intensify

Foot Of Snow Closes Going-To-The-Sun Road

[JTEM]

Post by AlleyCat
Nebraska, USA: Within minutes, a single hailstorm reduced 14,000 solar panels, worth millions of dollars, into a pile
of toxic debris-leaching materials like cadmium and lead into the soil.

"Toxins are toxins when Facebook & Greta tells us that they're green."

[Alan]

Post by AlleyCat
Nebraska, USA: Within minutes, a single hailstorm reduced 14,000 solar panels, worth millions of dollars, into a pile
of toxic debris-leaching materials like cadmium and lead into the soil.
A hailstorm disaster in Nebraska USA reacted immediately and turned a multi million dollar investment... a solar park
into a pile of toxic debris within minutes. Hale destroyed 14,000 solar panels with a total capacity of 5.2 megawatts.
The complex was planned by the investors to produce green energy for 25 years, but in reality, it only made it to four
years.
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1840391300463333376/pu/vid/avc1/482x720/EoHKIeDgaDmZM3-S.mp4?tag=12

'The company said the damaged panels “contain no cadmium telluride and
we have identified no risk to the local community or the environment.” A
spokesperson said this week that he had no update from that statement.

The mention of cadmium telluride is a nod to the ludicrous coverage of
this incident by outlets such as Fox News. As I’ve written before,
opponents of solar power like to raise red flags about the alleged
danger to human and animal health from solar panels that contain
cadmium. But cadmium is only in a tiny share of panels on the market,
and the solar industry uses a form of cadmium that is safer than the
form that fuels the scare stories.'

'‍Myth #1: When solar panels break, they become hazardous to human and
environmental health.

Reality: The International Energy Administration (IEA) studied whether
solar panels posed a significant threat to human and environmental
health, and if broken panels would impact local groundwater. They
conclusively found that even if the panels were smashed and processed in
a basic landfill, there would be no significant hazard to local
communities.

...

‍Myth 3: Solar panels cannot be recycled and end up in local landfills.

Reality: Companies like SOLARCYCLE are recycling panels today and
returning those valuable materials right back to the domestic supply
chain for clean energy. '

[Alan]

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 13:52:54 -0700, Alan says...

'The company said the damaged panels ?contain no cadmium telluride

We covered this already and I thoroughly trounced you, sooo...
If YOU think there's ZERO chance of hazardous materials leeching into the groundwater there in Nebraska... take your
ass down there and drink some from the water table there.
Did you even read the last sentence?
"They conclusively found that even if the panels were smashed and processed IN A BASIC LANDFILL, there would be no
significant hazard to local communities.
Well... no fucking shit. Landfills have liners and layers of clay, etc., to protect the groundwater.
Are there liners or multiple-feet thick layers of clay under the solar farm?
Yeah... didn't think so.

And do you think they're just going to LEAVE the broken panels there,
little Pussey?

Do you even know if those panels have ANY cadmium in them?

Do you examine the risks of other power generation methods?

No, huh?

[AlleyCat]

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 21:37:04 -0700, Alan says...

Post by Alan

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 13:52:54 -0700, Alan says...

'The company said the damaged panels ?contain no cadmium telluride

We covered this already and I thoroughly trounced you, sooo...
If YOU think there's ZERO chance of hazardous materials leeching into the groundwater there in Nebraska... take your
ass down there and drink some from the water table there.
Did you even read the last sentence?
"They conclusively found that even if the panels were smashed and processed IN A BASIC LANDFILL, there would be no
significant hazard to local communities.
Well... no fucking shit. Landfills have liners and layers of clay, etc., to protect the groundwater.
Are there liners or multiple-feet thick layers of clay under the solar farm?
Yeah... didn't think so.

And do you think they're just going to LEAVE the broken panels there,
little Pussey?

So... from the time the hailstones hit and the panels leaked, WHAT THEY LEAKED, there was NO time elapsed before they
cleaned them up?

LOL...

Riiiiight.

Post by Alan
Do you even know if those panels have ANY cadmium in them?

NO ONE said Cadmium leaked out, you wussified little faggot.

NO ONE.

"... into a pile of toxic debris-leaching materials LIKE cadmium"

Material(S) like cadmium, meaning something OTHER than cadmium was probably in those panels.

So... these solar panels in Nebraska, had NO toxic materials in them?

WHO said Cadmium leaked out?

Material(S) LIKE cadmium.

Are you sure all of them are not toxic?

=====

September:

Big Cool Down For Europe

Snow In Both Hemispheres

Arctic Sea Ice Going Nowhere

September Snow In Lapland

Another Polar Blast To Slam Southern Africa

October Snow For The Aussie Alps

Unprecedented Summer Snowstorm Begins In The Alps

Italian Peaks Register Record-Breaking -24.6C (-12.3F)

Snow Clips The UK, Cold Threatens Records

Arctic Sea Ice Still Trend-less

Another New Study Finds Clouds To Be Earth's Climate Control Knob, Not CO2

Record-Breaking Snow For The Alps

Zululanders See Surprise Spring Flakes

Mount Washington Registers Early First Measurable Snow

Early-Season Snow In Austria

Scotland Shivers

Historic Lows Broken In U.S.

Greenland's Surface Gained 370 Billion Tons Of Ice Last Season, Bang On Average

Cold Records Tumble Across The East

Colder-Than-Average Augusts

India Meteorological Department Warns Of Harsh Winter To Come

Snowy Colorado

Southern Hemisphere Snow - Argentina and Chile Pounded

Early Snows Hit Kyrgyzstan

Eastern U.S. Fells Cold Records, 150 Million To See Fall-Like Temps

UK's Coolest Summer Since 2015

First Significant Snows Forecast For The Alps

150 Years Of Antarctic Ice Data Reveals Decline In Wildfires Since 1920

Arizona Sees August Snow

Europe Forecast Stark Temperature Drop

Thousands Without Power In Tasmania As Cold And Snow Intensify

Foot Of Snow Closes Going-To-The-Sun Road

[Alan]

Post by AlleyCat
On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 21:37:04 -0700, Alan says...

Post by Alan

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 13:52:54 -0700, Alan says...

'The company said the damaged panels ?contain no cadmium telluride

We covered this already and I thoroughly trounced you, sooo...
If YOU think there's ZERO chance of hazardous materials leeching into the groundwater there in Nebraska... take your
ass down there and drink some from the water table there.
Did you even read the last sentence?
"They conclusively found that even if the panels were smashed and processed IN A BASIC LANDFILL, there would be no
significant hazard to local communities.
Well... no fucking shit. Landfills have liners and layers of clay, etc., to protect the groundwater.
Are there liners or multiple-feet thick layers of clay under the solar farm?
Yeah... didn't think so.

And do you think they're just going to LEAVE the broken panels there,
little Pussey?

So... from the time the hailstones hit and the panels leaked, WHAT THEY LEAKED, there was NO time elapsed before they
cleaned them up?

And you think that everything just leaks out with NO time elapsed, Pussey?

Post by AlleyCat
LOL...
Riiiiight.

Post by Alan
Do you even know if those panels have ANY cadmium in them?

NO ONE said Cadmium leaked out, you wussified little faggot.
NO ONE.
"... into a pile of toxic debris-leaching materials LIKE cadmium"
Material(S) like cadmium, meaning something OTHER than cadmium was probably in those panels.
So... these solar panels in Nebraska, had NO toxic materials in them?
WHO said Cadmium leaked out?
Material(S) LIKE cadmium.
Are you sure all of them are not toxic?

I'm actually sure that these panels contained NO cadmium.

Because I did my research.

And your weasel word doesn't matter.

[pothead]

Post by AlleyCat
On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 21:37:04 -0700, Alan says...

Post by Alan

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 13:52:54 -0700, Alan says...

'The company said the damaged panels ?contain no cadmium telluride

We covered this already and I thoroughly trounced you, sooo...
If YOU think there's ZERO chance of hazardous materials leeching into the groundwater there in Nebraska... take your
ass down there and drink some from the water table there.
Did you even read the last sentence?
"They conclusively found that even if the panels were smashed and processed IN A BASIC LANDFILL, there would be no
significant hazard to local communities.
Well... no fucking shit. Landfills have liners and layers of clay, etc., to protect the groundwater.
Are there liners or multiple-feet thick layers of clay under the solar farm?
Yeah... didn't think so.

And do you think they're just going to LEAVE the broken panels there,
little Pussey?

So... from the time the hailstones hit and the panels leaked, WHAT THEY LEAKED, there was NO time elapsed before they
cleaned them up?
LOL...
Riiiiight.

Post by Alan
Do you even know if those panels have ANY cadmium in them?

NO ONE said Cadmium leaked out, you wussified little faggot.
NO ONE.
"... into a pile of toxic debris-leaching materials LIKE cadmium"
Material(S) like cadmium, meaning something OTHER than cadmium was probably in those panels.
So... these solar panels in Nebraska, had NO toxic materials in them?
WHO said Cadmium leaked out?
Material(S) LIKE cadmium.
Are you sure all of them are not toxic?

Another problem is the quality of the install and support of the system after
the sale.
If the install is not done correctly, and many are not, you just destroyed your
roof causing water to leak into your home.

Additionally these companies come and go. They pop up under one business name,
botch installs, go out of business and then reappear under a different company
name so the after sale support can be sketchy.

[Alan]

Post by pothead

Post by AlleyCat
On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 21:37:04 -0700, Alan says...

Post by Alan

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 13:52:54 -0700, Alan says...

'The company said the damaged panels ?contain no cadmium telluride

We covered this already and I thoroughly trounced you, sooo...
If YOU think there's ZERO chance of hazardous materials leeching into the groundwater there in Nebraska... take your
ass down there and drink some from the water table there.
Did you even read the last sentence?
"They conclusively found that even if the panels were smashed and processed IN A BASIC LANDFILL, there would be no
significant hazard to local communities.
Well... no fucking shit. Landfills have liners and layers of clay, etc., to protect the groundwater.
Are there liners or multiple-feet thick layers of clay under the solar farm?
Yeah... didn't think so.

And do you think they're just going to LEAVE the broken panels there,
little Pussey?

So... from the time the hailstones hit and the panels leaked, WHAT THEY LEAKED, there was NO time elapsed before they
cleaned them up?
LOL...
Riiiiight.

Post by Alan
Do you even know if those panels have ANY cadmium in them?

NO ONE said Cadmium leaked out, you wussified little faggot.
NO ONE.
"... into a pile of toxic debris-leaching materials LIKE cadmium"
Material(S) like cadmium, meaning something OTHER than cadmium was probably in those panels.
So... these solar panels in Nebraska, had NO toxic materials in them?
WHO said Cadmium leaked out?
Material(S) LIKE cadmium.
Are you sure all of them are not toxic?

Another problem is the quality of the install and support of the system after
the sale.
If the install is not done correctly, and many are not, you just destroyed your
roof causing water to leak into your home.
Additionally these companies come and go. They pop up under one business name,
botch installs, go out of business and then reappear under a different company
name so the after sale support can be sketchy.

We were discussing a utility-scale installation of solar panels on the
ground, doofus.

[AlleyCat]

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 23:05:58 -0000 (UTC), Dhu on Gate says...

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

Yer wasting your time commenting on what I say.

Uhhh... I don't know why... you're both Cuntnadian.

Alan knows his shit when it comes to cars and he's exactly right about the On-board Diagnostics.

I spent years in QA/QC at Nissan and we all walked around with an OBD-II device, that told us exactly what was wrong.

If you can't fix your own car, even after knowing what's wrong with it... buy a '63 VW Bug.

=====

September:

Big Cool Down For Europe

Snow In Both Hemispheres

Arctic Sea Ice Going Nowhere

September Snow In Lapland

Another Polar Blast To Slam Southern Africa

October Snow For The Aussie Alps

Unprecedented Summer Snowstorm Begins In The Alps

Italian Peaks Register Record-Breaking -24.6C (-12.3F)

Snow Clips The UK, Cold Threatens Records

Arctic Sea Ice Still Trend-less

Another New Study Finds Clouds To Be Earth's Climate Control Knob, Not CO2

Record-Breaking Snow For The Alps

Zululanders See Surprise Spring Flakes

Mount Washington Registers Early First Measurable Snow

Early-Season Snow In Austria

Scotland Shivers

Historic Lows Broken In U.S.

Greenland's Surface Gained 370 Billion Tons Of Ice Last Season, Bang On Average

Cold Records Tumble Across The East

Colder-Than-Average Augusts

India Meteorological Department Warns Of Harsh Winter To Come

Snowy Colorado

Southern Hemisphere Snow - Argentina and Chile Pounded

Early Snows Hit Kyrgyzstan

Eastern U.S. Fells Cold Records, 150 Million To See Fall-Like Temps

UK's Coolest Summer Since 2015

First Significant Snows Forecast For The Alps

150 Years Of Antarctic Ice Data Reveals Decline In Wildfires Since 1920

Arizona Sees August Snow

Europe Forecast Stark Temperature Drop

Thousands Without Power In Tasmania As Cold And Snow Intensify

Foot Of Snow Closes Going-To-The-Sun Road

[Alan]

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 13:55:51 -0700, Alan says...

Post by AlleyCat
Nebraska, USA: Within minutes, a single hailstorm reduced 14,000 solar
panels, worth millions of dollars, into a pile of toxic debris-leaching
materials like cadmium and lead into the soil.

Lotta folks don't get how fragile hi-tech shit is.
Dhu

Long gone are the days of servicing your own vehicle.
Apart from oiling some bearings you can't and sometimes are
prohibited by law from fixing your own car.
I was helping a neighbor recently and it turned out you
needed to break an old mil grade encryption to even ask it here it hurt.

What kind of car was that?

Some homegrown blunda from downunda, no doubt. Probably a Ford.

Are you the one constantly saying "I wasn't replying to you"?

[AlleyCat]

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 20:34:12 -0700, Alan says...

Post by Alan

Some homegrown blunda from downunda, no doubt. Probably a Ford.

Are you the one constantly saying "I wasn't replying to you"?

You mad, faggot?

Why be mad, faggot... I was actually on your side in this thread, but if you wanna be an asshole about it...

=====

On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 23:05:58 -0000 (UTC), Dhu on Gate says...

Post by Alan

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

Yer wasting your time commenting on what I say.

Uhhh... I don't know why... you're both Cuntnadian.

Alan knows his shit when it comes to cars and he's exactly right about the On-board Diagnostics.

I spent years in QA/QC at Nissan and we all walked around with an OBD-II device, that told us exactly what was wrong.

If you can't fix your own car, even after knowing what's wrong with it... buy a '63 VW Bug.

=====

Subject: Re: "Green" Solar Panels
From: Alan <nuh-***@nope.com>
Date: Fri, 4 Oct 2024 13:55:51 -0700

Post by Alan

Post by AlleyCat
Nebraska, USA: Within minutes, a single hailstorm reduced 14,000 solar
panels, worth millions of dollars, into a pile of toxic debris-leaching
materials like cadmium and lead into the soil.

Lotta folks don't get how fragile hi-tech shit is.
Dhu

Long gone are the days of servicing your own vehicle.
Apart from oiling some bearings you can't and sometimes are
prohibited by law from fixing your own car.
I was helping a neighbor recently and it turned out you
needed to break an old mil grade encryption to even ask it here it hurt.

What kind of car was that?

All cars built for sale in North America have had a standard OBD-II port
that can be read by various scanners costing anywhere from $20...
...to a lot more depending on complexity.

So what was that "mil grade encryption", hmmm?

*****

Subject: Re: "Green" Solar Panels
From: Dhu on Gate <***@neotext.ca>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming, can.politics, alt.politics

User-Agent: Pan/0.153 (Mariupol; c5405f5)
Organization: A noiseless patient Spider
Date: Fri, 4 Oct 2024 21:34:13 -0000 (UTC)

Post by Alan

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat
Nebraska, USA: Within minutes, a single hailstorm reduced 14,000 solar
panels, worth millions of dollars, into a pile of toxic debris-leaching
materials like cadmium and lead into the soil.

Lotta folks don't get how fragile hi-tech shit is.
Dhu

Long gone are the days of servicing your own vehicle.
Apart from oiling some bearings you can't and sometimes are
prohibited by law from fixing your own car.
I was helping a neighbor recently and it turned out you
needed to break an old mil grade encryption to even ask it here it hurt.

What kind of car was that?
All cars built for sale in North America have had a standard OBD-II port
that can be read by various scanners costing anywhere from $20...
...to a lot more depending on complexity.
So what was that "mil grade encryption", hmmm?

You've not looked at automobile firmware, EVER, have you?
Just think of a bit of high-speed gravel in your cooling
system, OK?

Dhu
--
Je suis Canadien. Ce n'est pas Francais ou Anglais.
C'est une esp`ece de sauvage: ne obliviscaris, vix ea nostra voco;-)
Duncan Patton a Campbell

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Subject: Re: "Green" Solar Panels
From: Alan <nuh-***@nope.com>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming, can.politics, alt.politics

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Post by Alan

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat
Nebraska, USA: Within minutes, a single hailstorm reduced 14,000 solar
panels, worth millions of dollars, into a pile of toxic debris-leaching
materials like cadmium and lead into the soil.

Lotta folks don't get how fragile hi-tech shit is.
Dhu

Long gone are the days of servicing your own vehicle.
Apart from oiling some bearings you can't and sometimes are
prohibited by law from fixing your own car.
I was helping a neighbor recently and it turned out you
needed to break an old mil grade encryption to even ask it here it hurt.

What kind of car was that?
All cars built for sale in North America have had a standard OBD-II port
that can be read by various scanners costing anywhere from $20...
...to a lot more depending on complexity.
So what was that "mil grade encryption", hmmm?

You've not looked at automobile firmware, EVER, have you?

You think you need to break the encryption on the firmware to get
diagnostic information?

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

Message-ID: <vdpp4b$cl65$***@dont-email.me>

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Subject: Re: "Green" Solar Panels
From: Dhu on Gate <***@neotext.ca>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming, can.politics, alt.politics

User-Agent: Pan/0.153 (Mariupol; c5405f5)
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Date: Fri, 4 Oct 2024 23:05:58 -0000 (UTC)

Post by Alan

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat
Nebraska, USA: Within minutes, a single hailstorm reduced 14,000 solar
panels, worth millions of dollars, into a pile of toxic debris-leaching
materials like cadmium and lead into the soil.

Lotta folks don't get how fragile hi-tech shit is.
Dhu

Long gone are the days of servicing your own vehicle.
Apart from oiling some bearings you can't and sometimes are
prohibited by law from fixing your own car.
I was helping a neighbor recently and it turned out you
needed to break an old mil grade encryption to even ask it here it hurt.

What kind of car was that?
All cars built for sale in North America have had a standard OBD-II port
that can be read by various scanners costing anywhere from $20...
...to a lot more depending on complexity.
So what was that "mil grade encryption", hmmm?

You've not looked at automobile firmware, EVER, have you?

You think you need to break the encryption on the firmware to get
diagnostic information?
LOLOLOLOLOLOL

Yer wasting your time commenting on what I say.
We don't speak the same language, me an' thee.

Dhu

--
Je suis Canadien. Ce n'est pas Francais ou Anglais.
C'est une esp`ece de sauvage: ne obliviscaris, vix ea nostra voco;-)
Duncan Patton a Campbell

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Subject: Re: "Green" Solar Panels
From: Alan <nuh-***@nope.com>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming, can.politics, alt.politics

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Date: Fri, 4 Oct 2024 16:21:38 -0700

Post by Alan

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat

Post by AlleyCat
Nebraska, USA: Within minutes, a single hailstorm reduced 14,000 solar
panels, worth millions of dollars, into a pile of toxic debris-leaching
materials like cadmium and lead into the soil.

Lotta folks don't get how fragile hi-tech shit is.
Dhu

Long gone are the days of servicing your own vehicle.
Apart from oiling some bearings you can't and sometimes are
prohibited by law from fixing your own car.
I was helping a neighbor recently and it turned out you
needed to break an old mil grade encryption to even ask it here it hurt.

What kind of car was that?
All cars built for sale in North America have had a standard OBD-II port
that can be read by various scanners costing anywhere from $20...
...to a lot more depending on complexity.
So what was that "mil grade encryption", hmmm?

You've not looked at automobile firmware, EVER, have you?

You think you need to break the encryption on the firmware to get
diagnostic information?
LOLOLOLOLOLOL

Yer wasting your time commenting on what I say.
We don't speak the same language, me an' thee.

LOL!


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Subject: Re: "Green" Solar Panels
From: AlleyCat <***@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, can.politics, alt.politics.liberalism, alt.politics.democrats,
alt.politics.usa.republican

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Date: Fri, 4 Oct 2024 21:13:43 -0500


On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 23:05:58 -0000 (UTC), Dhu on Gate says...

Post by Alan

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

Yer wasting your time commenting on what I say.

Uhhh... I don't know why... you're both Cuntnadian.

Alan knows his shit when it comes to cars and he's exactly right about the On-board Diagnostics.

I spent years in QA/QC at Nissan and we all walked around with an OBD-II device, that told us exactly what was wrong.

If you can't fix your own car, even after knowing what's wrong with it... buy a '63 VW Bug.

[Alan]

Post by AlleyCat
On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 20:34:12 -0700, Alan says...

Post by Alan

Some homegrown blunda from downunda, no doubt. Probably a Ford.

Are you the one constantly saying "I wasn't replying to you"?

You mad, faggot?

Nope.

Why would I be?

[AlleyCat]

I started this post last night, so...

On Sat, 5 Oct 2024 06:18:12 -0000 (UTC), R Kym Horsell says...

This is where the model for the 'net breaks down. At this point in
a real conversation I'd be offerin' to buy you a drink and pump you
some more ...
Dhu

If you smiled I'm doing my job.

So, your job is to make us laugh at you?

https://i.imgur.com/c7Jiuvf.mp4

Filter-Free Friday for Faggots is now over. Enjoy your weekend.

=====

September:

Big Cool Down For Europe

Snow In Both Hemispheres

Arctic Sea Ice Going Nowhere

September Snow In Lapland

Another Polar Blast To Slam Southern Africa

October Snow For The Aussie Alps

Unprecedented Summer Snowstorm Begins In The Alps

Italian Peaks Register Record-Breaking -24.6C (-12.3F)

Snow Clips The UK, Cold Threatens Records

Arctic Sea Ice Still Trend-less

Another New Study Finds Clouds To Be Earth's Climate Control Knob, Not CO2

Record-Breaking Snow For The Alps

Zululanders See Surprise Spring Flakes

Mount Washington Registers Early First Measurable Snow

Early-Season Snow In Austria

Scotland Shivers

Historic Lows Broken In U.S.

Greenland's Surface Gained 370 Billion Tons Of Ice Last Season, Bang On Average

Cold Records Tumble Across The East

Colder-Than-Average Augusts

India Meteorological Department Warns Of Harsh Winter To Come

Snowy Colorado

Southern Hemisphere Snow - Argentina and Chile Pounded

Early Snows Hit Kyrgyzstan

Eastern U.S. Fells Cold Records, 150 Million To See Fall-Like Temps

UK's Coolest Summer Since 2015

First Significant Snows Forecast For The Alps

150 Years Of Antarctic Ice Data Reveals Decline In Wildfires Since 1920

Arizona Sees August Snow

Europe Forecast Stark Temperature Drop

Thousands Without Power In Tasmania As Cold And Snow Intensify

Foot Of Snow Closes Going-To-The-Sun Road