1 MonteQuest Sedona, Arizona Sep 06, 2004 5185
2 PenultimateManStanding San Diego California Nov 28, 2004 3953
3 Specop_007 Aug 12, 2004 3889
4 BabyPeanut 39° 39' N 77° 77' W or thereabouts Aug 17, 2004 3611
5 Aaron Houston Apr 15, 2004 3404
6 Ludi Central Texas Dec 27, 2004 3174
7 Pops Apr 03, 2004 2632
8 Leanan May 20, 2004 2450
9 EnviroEngr Richland Center, Wisconsin May 24, 2004 2241
10 stu southampton UK Oct 04, 2004 2218
And yes... that's number of posts... yikes!
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Peak Oil Top Ten
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Peak Oil Top Ten
by Aaron » Sat 17 Dec 2005, 22:34:25
The problem is, of course, that not only is economics bankrupt, but it has always been nothing more than politics in disguise... economics is a form of brain damage.
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Re: Peak Oil Top Ten
by Peak_Modernity » Sun 18 Dec 2005, 00:24:22
www.supercars.net
There's quite a few members there with over 30,000 posts
. Aren't they going to be dissapointed when they realize that some day they won't be able to afford to drive a regular car, let alone a supercar.
I would venture to guess that just one of Monte's post contains more useful information than ALL 30,000 of those other guy's.
There's quite a few members there with over 30,000 posts
. Aren't they going to be dissapointed when they realize that some day they won't be able to afford to drive a regular car, let alone a supercar.
I would venture to guess that just one of Monte's post contains more useful information than ALL 30,000 of those other guy's.
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Re: Peak Oil Top Ten
by PenultimateManStanding » Sun 18 Dec 2005, 00:44:27
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Peak_Modernity', '
')I would venture to guess that just one of Monte's post contains more useful information than ALL 30,000 of those other guy's.
Alright, alright. How's this: you can get five gallon buckets at donut shops for a buck to a buck and a half. For little more than a hundred dollars you've got enough to store a good six months supply of water.')I would venture to guess that just one of Monte's post contains more useful information than ALL 30,000 of those other guy's.
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Re: Peak Oil Top Ten
by Raxozanne » Sun 18 Dec 2005, 04:53:16
Specops posts don't count, most of them are just pictures of the ladiez
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