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That's an interesting way to spell itTazManiac wrote:Glitch-miester
Did your autocorrect do that?The simplest answer is probably the better one.TazManiac wrote:But the Glitch-miester has a simpler answer; transport existing snow overhead...
You do realise that you need -173 F (-114C) to freeze pure alcohol?? (ethanol)TazManiac wrote:illiad wrote:didnt you get my post??
tepoz can only control alcohol, that turns snow into water... So you *dont* want him around... rain is worse than snow, anytime!
Yes, BUT- cooled Alcohol will freeze water, it's all a matter of degree.
But the Glitch-miester has a simpler answer; transport existing snow overhead...
Some folks in the US capitol would be happy to contribute the snow about now...GlytchMeister wrote:Tepoz doesn't need alcohol to poit stuff. All he had to do was poit a big chunk of snow out of Canada or Russia or Antarctica and I to the area directly above Monica.
I have seen car engines running ethanol as fuel with frost caking the outside of the intake manifold after a race, and the radiator nearly boiling over because the engine was making heat from power faster than the cooling system could handle it. This engine was set up to run a little rich to reduce the cooling load on the radiator...TazManiac wrote:illiad wrote:didnt you get my post??
tepoz can only control alcohol, that turns snow into water... So you *dont* want him around... rain is worse than snow, anytime!
Yes, BUT- cooled Alcohol will freeze water, it's all a matter of degree.
But the Glitch-miester has a simpler answer; transport existing snow overhead...
GlytchMeister wrote:That's an interesting way to spell itTazManiac wrote:Glitch-miester
Don't worry... My entire name is pretty much poetic license. That's why I like it so much... I can go to any website and use it as my username. Nobody else uses it. It's very convenient.TazManiac wrote:GlytchMeister wrote:That's an interesting way to spell itTazManiac wrote:Glitch-miester
I blame Charley Brown; "I before E, except after C..." the rest was poetic license...
TazManiac wrote:Glitch-miester
GlytchMeister wrote:That's an interesting way to spell it
" . . . unless it says A as in neighbor and weigh." Or it's in a proper name.TazManiac wrote:I blame Charley Brown; "I before E, except after C..." the rest was poetic license...
I'm the only FreeFlier I've ever run across.GlytchMeister wrote:Don't worry... My entire name is pretty much poetic license. That's why I like it so much... I can go to any website and use it as my username. Nobody else uses it. It's very convenient.
So far as I know, I'm the only lake_wrangler on the internet. I had that nickname before I came to the internet, and when I was trying to find an alias for my first email address, all the ones I was aiming at were already used, and I didn't want to add any number to the words to make them unique. Then I remembered that nickname. So whether using a dot, a hyphen, an underscore or no space at all, lake_wrangler is always available to me whenever I sign up somewhere new.GlytchMeister wrote:Don't worry... My entire name is pretty much poetic license. That's why I like it so much... I can go to any website and use it as my username. Nobody else uses it. It's very convenient.
I remember that. I've always wondered whether that was actually clever, or merely lazy (since that was the default text on that field, when filling out your info upon signing up...), or a bit of both.FreeFlier wrote:I'm the only FreeFlier I've ever run across.
On another forum we had someone who used UniqueUserName . . .
--FreeFlier
I understood it was pretty much the usual: try to find one that wasn't taken, then try that as an irritated joke . . . and it worked.lake_wrangler wrote: . . .I remember that. I've always wondered whether that was actually clever, or merely lazy (since that was the default text on that field, when filling out your info upon signing up...), or a bit of both.FreeFlier wrote:. . .On another forum we had someone who used UniqueUserName . . .
Yeah, that makes sense. I wouldn't be surprised at all if that was the case.FreeFlier wrote:I understood it was pretty much the usual: try to find one that wasn't taken, then try that as an irritated joke . . . and it worked.lake_wrangler wrote: . . .I remember that. I've always wondered whether that was actually clever, or merely lazy (since that was the default text on that field, when filling out your info upon signing up...), or a bit of both.FreeFlier wrote:. . .On another forum we had someone who used UniqueUserName . . .
--FreeFlier
I think that has to do with a stronger reaction - the air being sucked in a great speed equals more cooling effect..... result with ethanol, more power, more heat...Opus the Poet wrote:I have seen car engines running ethanol as fuel with frost caking the outside of the intake manifold after a race, and the radiator nearly boiling over because the engine was making heat from power faster than the cooling system could handle it. This engine was set up to run a little rich to reduce the cooling load on the radiator...TazManiac wrote:illiad wrote:didnt you get my post??
tepoz can only control alcohol, that turns snow into water... So you *dont* want him around... rain is worse than snow, anytime!
Yes, BUT- cooled Alcohol will freeze water, it's all a matter of degree.
But the Glitch-miester has a simpler answer; transport existing snow overhead...
is not strong enough, it just blows up!!FreeFlier wrote:. . .On another forum we had someone who used UniqueUserName . . .
lake_wrangler wrote:I remember that. I've always wondered whether that was actually clever, or merely lazy (since that was the default text on that field, when filling out your info upon signing up...), or a bit of both.
FreeFlier wrote:I understood it was pretty much the usual: try to find one that wasn't taken, then try that as an irritated joke . . . and it worked.
That's pretty much how I wound up with FreeFlier - free-association trying to come up with something that wasn't taken.lake_wrangler wrote:Yeah, that makes sense. I wouldn't be surprised at all if that was the case.
It works on any engine: the cooler the intake charge, the denser it is and the more power you can make . . . I've seen a twenty-degree F drop in ambient temperature drop the dial (1/4-mile run times) by 5 seconds . . .illiad wrote:I think that has to do with a stronger reaction - the air being sucked in a great speed equals more cooling effect..... result with ethanol, more power, more heat...Opus the Poet wrote: . . . I have seen car engines running ethanol as fuel with frost caking the outside of the intake manifold after a race, and the radiator nearly boiling over because the engine was making heat from power faster than the cooling system could handle it. This engine was set up to run a little rich to reduce the cooling load on the radiator...
If your engine
I have been fortunate enough that I have been able to use my name in pretty much all my internet activity.: My G-mail, my WordPress, my Twitter addy...FreeFlier wrote:TazManiac wrote:Glitch-miesterGlytchMeister wrote:That's an interesting way to spell it" . . . unless it says A as in neighbor and weigh." Or it's in a proper name.TazManiac wrote:I blame Charley Brown; "I before E, except after C..." the rest was poetic license...
I'm the only FreeFlier I've ever run across.GlytchMeister wrote:Don't worry... My entire name is pretty much poetic license. That's why I like it so much... I can go to any website and use it as my username. Nobody else uses it. It's very convenient.
On another forum we had someone who used UniqueUserName . . .
--FreeFlier
Waitaminnit... Isn't that the Blade Bunny guy too?AnotherFairportfan wrote:Drowemos, creator of Exiern, was told he had to use some word as a user name...
Totally not who I was thinking when you say blade bunny, Glytchie.GlytchMeister wrote:Waitaminnit... Isn't that the Blade Bunny guy too?AnotherFairportfan wrote:Drowemos, creator of Exiern, was told he had to use some word as a user name...
*googlegoogle*
Ha! Yeah, I thought so!
