[sd_matt]

“Who cares? Let some other state deal with the problems associated with dirty energy production.”

It’s that kind of thinking that causes much of the hurt in the world.

You should be looking for something that is a benefit to the world. That is Bussards thinking, remember the video you didn’t watch?

You judge us because, even though we like the idea of green energy, we don’t do it YOUR way. Yet you freely admit that the legislation you so dearly love does nothing but create a little sphere of masturbation for those that apparently have given up on actually changing the world.

You truly a piece of sh$t

[sd_matt]

“Who cares? Let some other state deal with the problems associated with dirty energy production.”

It’s that kind of thinking that causes much of the hurt in the world.

You should be looking for something that is a benefit to the world. That is Bussards thinking, remember the video you didn’t watch?

You judge us because, even though we like the idea of green energy, we don’t do it YOUR way. Yet you freely admit that the legislation you so dearly love does nothing but create a little sphere of masturbation for those that apparently have given up on actually changing the world.

You truly a piece of sh$t

[sd_matt]

Despite being told that a classic car should be an emotional decision I can’t help thinking that it may be the equivalent to gold. But in this case classic cars are near the bottom of their market. Of course this is much more long-term and not nearly as liquid.

Thoughts?

[sd_matt]

Despite being told that a classic car should be an emotional decision I can’t help thinking that it may be the equivalent to gold. But in this case classic cars are near the bottom of their market. Of course this is much more long-term and not nearly as liquid.

Thoughts?

[sd_matt]

Despite being told that a classic car should be an emotional decision I can’t help thinking that it may be the equivalent to gold. But in this case classic cars are near the bottom of their market. Of course this is much more long-term and not nearly as liquid.

Thoughts?

[sd_matt]

Despite being told that a classic car should be an emotional decision I can’t help thinking that it may be the equivalent to gold. But in this case classic cars are near the bottom of their market. Of course this is much more long-term and not nearly as liquid.

Thoughts?

[sd_matt]

Despite being told that a classic car should be an emotional decision I can’t help thinking that it may be the equivalent to gold. But in this case classic cars are near the bottom of their market. Of course this is much more long-term and not nearly as liquid.

Thoughts?

[sd_matt]

[quote=flu]Hmmm…

Gulf fish bathed in oil…

or

Chinese fish bathed in mercury…

or

Go vegetarian with organic vegetables tainted with Salmonella….

Hmmmm….decisions decisions decisions.[/quote]

Hell…maybe China will use the wastewater from the next ten coal-fired plants it builds for it’s fish farming.

But that’s OK. California will erase it’s carbon footprint as China continues it’s foray into Laizze Fare Capitalism.

So it all evens out. A round of applause for AB32.

/end treadjack/

[sd_matt]

[quote=flu]Hmmm…

Gulf fish bathed in oil…

or

Chinese fish bathed in mercury…

or

Go vegetarian with organic vegetables tainted with Salmonella….

Hmmmm….decisions decisions decisions.[/quote]

Hell…maybe China will use the wastewater from the next ten coal-fired plants it builds for it’s fish farming.

But that’s OK. California will erase it’s carbon footprint as China continues it’s foray into Laizze Fare Capitalism.

So it all evens out. A round of applause for AB32.

/end treadjack/

[sd_matt]

[quote=flu]Hmmm…

Gulf fish bathed in oil…

or

Chinese fish bathed in mercury…

or

Go vegetarian with organic vegetables tainted with Salmonella….

Hmmmm….decisions decisions decisions.[/quote]

Hell…maybe China will use the wastewater from the next ten coal-fired plants it builds for it’s fish farming.

But that’s OK. California will erase it’s carbon footprint as China continues it’s foray into Laizze Fare Capitalism.

So it all evens out. A round of applause for AB32.

/end treadjack/

[sd_matt]

[quote=flu]Hmmm…

Gulf fish bathed in oil…

or

Chinese fish bathed in mercury…

or

Go vegetarian with organic vegetables tainted with Salmonella….

Hmmmm….decisions decisions decisions.[/quote]

Hell…maybe China will use the wastewater from the next ten coal-fired plants it builds for it’s fish farming.

But that’s OK. California will erase it’s carbon footprint as China continues it’s foray into Laizze Fare Capitalism.

So it all evens out. A round of applause for AB32.

/end treadjack/

[sd_matt]

[quote=flu]Hmmm…

Gulf fish bathed in oil…

or

Chinese fish bathed in mercury…

or

Go vegetarian with organic vegetables tainted with Salmonella….

Hmmmm….decisions decisions decisions.[/quote]

Hell…maybe China will use the wastewater from the next ten coal-fired plants it builds for it’s fish farming.

But that’s OK. California will erase it’s carbon footprint as China continues it’s foray into Laizze Fare Capitalism.

So it all evens out. A round of applause for AB32.

/end treadjack/

[sd_matt]

We can now all look forward to a cleaner, greener California with gobs of green energy jobs for all. You’re Welcome.[/quote]

Time will tell…

Place your bets ladies and gentlemen

So does AB32 prevent CA from importing?

[sd_matt]

We can now all look forward to a cleaner, greener California with gobs of green energy jobs for all. You’re Welcome.[/quote]

Time will tell…

Place your bets ladies and gentlemen

So does AB32 prevent CA from importing?

[sd_matt]

We can now all look forward to a cleaner, greener California with gobs of green energy jobs for all. You’re Welcome.[/quote]

Time will tell…

Place your bets ladies and gentlemen

So does AB32 prevent CA from importing?

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