Chicken Gas?
Looks like PETA will have a new item to gripe about sooner than I thought. According to SYN/ACK/FIN and 11alive.com there is a fuel called BioDiesel, which is made partly from chicken fat and partly diesel. In North Georgia, they are using this more environmentally friendly fuel to power their school buses.
That's just great. Now I don't know who to side with. If I say, "yay, something better for the environment" I'll be accused of being an environmentalist, aka enviro-weenie. However, if I say, "boo, using chicken as gas" I'll be judged as a PETA supporter.
Gosh knows I don't want to be labelled either way, so I'll just say, "I'm sticking to my over $1 a litre gas, wanting to bring back carburators, and ditching this air care thing" While we're at it, I want to wear my authentic fox fur coat in public, drink my pop in a non-biodegradable styrofoam cup, and bathe every neo-hippy I come across.
Have I missed anyone to offend? If I have, let me know. You're on my list next.
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Comments
If all cars in one city were designed this way, would the entire place smell like KFC?
If so, I'd vomit.
Posted by: JJ | August 23, 2005 04:03 AM
Biodiesel is not just from animal byproducts. You can make it from veggie oil as well - and you do not need to use any petrodiesel in it at all.
I have a bunch of info posted about it if you are interested - check out ( http://greg.nokes.name/2005/04/09/alternative-fuels/ and http://greg.nokes.name/2005/04/19/on-biodiesel/ and http://greg.nokes.name/2004/11/24/its-getting-cold-in-here-why-dont-you-put-on-some-clothes/ )
Personal hygiene is VERY important. I fully support forced deodorant sprays for those - less then able to - for them selves.
Also - for maximum offending - try http://greg.nokes.name/nuke-a-gay-whale-for-jesus/
Posted by: tsykoduk | August 23, 2005 07:08 AM
IF the place smells like KFC, the half the population will vomit and half would be eating the whole time; either way, we're all screwed!
Samantha, as a loyal supporter, you can't offend me! Sorry to disappoint!
Posted by: that.man | August 23, 2005 08:43 AM
The only reason the chicken exists is because we eat them. Chickens do not occur naturally in the world. Without us, they'd be extinct. With us, they're food. Darwin is a meanie.
Posted by: SayUncle | August 23, 2005 09:21 AM
Personally, I just want my glass pop bottles back...
Posted by: LDH | August 23, 2005 09:28 AM
I guess that gives new meaning to "Why did the chicken cross the road?" jokes. Answer: because it was in the engine. :-P
Posted by: Peter Pike | August 23, 2005 11:08 AM
yes, lets all do a little more polluting now, and a little more kicking around of the animals, maybe we can make this planet die even quicker and stump of the human empathy so we can kill more brown eyed people.
your a very funny cookie.. you really belive its a good thing to destroy the planet? I hope your children dont find out you were advocating the demise of their planet.
Peace and love from a neo hippie who can shower himself thank you.
Posted by: Tobias | August 23, 2005 03:03 PM
I think it is time to look at methane as an option. There are tons of free range cow patties just waiting to be turned into fuel! Then we can all love the animals and our SUVs! ;) LOL
Posted by: Expat | August 23, 2005 03:50 PM
Expat - as long as that love sticks to eating them ;)
Posted by: MrBig | August 23, 2005 05:20 PM
as somebody not too far from North Georgia, I can tell you that the process involved in producing the biodiesel costs about as much as the biodiesel saves.
but I'll still do my part by making sure there's plenty of chickens being eaten, especially fried or grilled with tomato sauce and swiss cheese: yummy!
Posted by: MacStansbury | August 24, 2005 12:09 AM
You didn't say "us southerners" are inbred rednecks... Pssst Tobias- stroll on over to my blog and listen to Nature's Disappearing by John Mayall.
Posted by: Diane | August 24, 2005 09:07 AM
Better: in Carthage, Missouri, a company called Changing World Technologies is turning waste products from a nearby Butterball turkey processing plant into light crude oil.
http://tinyurl.com/667xy
http://tinyurl.com/65lr8
http://tinyurl.com/8og9h
Must smell like Thanksgiving every day in Carthage...
Yummy.
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August 25, 2005 03:27 AM