The many questions-not-worth-their-own-thread question thread XVII

[Cutlass]

If someone sells the machine. I didn't check.

 

[Ajidica]

I have a question. In a catalog I saw a small fridge that held pop cans. I think 9 or 12. How much power would that take? My mom is considering getting one as our fridge is sort of small but she's worried that the landlord will get mad for using more electricity.

Check to see how many watts it takes to run and check that against your current watt consumption and your max. It shouldn't take that much extra power, but better be on the safe side.

Also there's a dead fly squashed on the wall. I tried wiping it but it smeared fly guts everywhere. Should I use cleaner stuff?

It depends. What type of wall is it? Your best bet is probably to use a moist paper towel though. Cleaners could react poorly with the paint or walpaper.

 

[Traitorfish]

Anyway, is a USB-powered cooler for a typical softdrink can feasible?

 

[Joecoolyo]

I, I want that

 

[Naval Power]

When hydrogen cars become common with the infrastructure to support them, how much will it be to get a full "tank", or charge, or whatever. And how far will you go on one? Will it be as expensive as gas, or very very cheap? I mean they still have to make a profit and from what I understand despite its abundance, it isn't easy to gather.

 

[W|M]

I think the US and Europe are more likely to use ethanol which is derived from corn.

Brazil has been using ethanol derived from sugar since the 70s.

 

[Cutlass]

When hydrogen cars become common with the infrastructure to support them, how much will it be to get a full "tank", or charge, or whatever. And how far will you go on one? Will it be as expensive as gas, or very very cheap? I mean they still have to make a profit and from what I understand despite its abundance, it isn't easy to gather.

There are far too many unknowns in what things will be like to answer those questions.

 

[Gamemaster77]

When hydrogen cars become common with the infrastructure to support them, how much will it be to get a full "tank", or charge, or whatever. And how far will you go on one? Will it be as expensive as gas, or very very cheap? I mean they still have to make a profit and from what I understand despite its abundance, it isn't easy to gather.

Well in ideal circumstances, it will be perfectly easy to gather. You will even be able to do it it your backyard. All you need is a special machine you would buy, a constant supply of water, and a few time buying of enzymes.

 

[aimeeandbeatles]

Well in ideal circumstances, it will be perfectly easy together. You will even be able to do it it your backyard. All you need is a special machine you would buy, a constant supply of water, and a few time buying of enzymes.

Would salt water work? I suppose if you distilled it you could use the salt elsewhere.

 

[SS-18 ICBM]

I think the US and Europe are more likely to use ethanol which is derived from corn.

And raise the price of food? That's a temporary solution at best. Plug-in electrics are the way to go.

 

[Cutlass]

Would salt water work? I suppose if you distilled it you could use the salt elsewhere.

Salt water is corrosive. So you wouldn't want it in delicate components.

 

[Verarde]

I'm going to a pool party on Wednesday. I've never jumped off a diving board. Should I do it? I have jumped off the side of the pool into 10 foot water before.

Also, what exercise would give me six-pack abs in three days?

 

[_random_]

I, I want that

Make it big enough for a BFC of Monster and I'd be sold.

 

[downtown]

I'm going to a pool party on Wednesday. I've never jumped off a diving board. Should I do it? I have jumped off the side of the pool into 10 foot water before.

Also, what exercise would give me six-pack abs in three days?

Cutting off your arms and legs should shave off enough body fat to make your abs pop out a little.

 

[LucyDuke]

I'm going to a pool party on Wednesday. I've never jumped off a diving board. Should I do it? I have jumped off the side of the pool into 10 foot water before.

Yes, you should.

Also, what exercise would give me six-pack abs in three days?

Walking to the liquor store 70 miles away.

 

[Verarde]

Yes, you should.

Yes, I will.

Walking to the liquor store 70 miles away.

No, I won't.

 

[LucyDuke]

No, I won't.

You asked how to do it. That's how to do it. I guess you could run to an ever farther away liquor store too.

 

[NickyJ]

No, you run to the sixpack abs store 70 miles away.

 

[Gamemaster77]

Your not gonna get 6 pack abs in 3 days unless you already have very little fat. Though 6 pack abs doesn't necessarily mean your abs are super strong, just that there is little fat. I mean look at the difference between a bodybuilder and a powerlifter.

 

[Zelig]

Your not gonna get 6 pack abs in 3 days unless you already have very little fat. Though 6 pack abs doesn't necessarily mean your abs are super strong, just that there is little fat. I mean look at the difference between a bodybuilder and a powerlifter.

Powerlifting for Bodybuilders.

Bodybuilding for Powerlifters.