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Posted by Boomer187 on Sep-28-2010 03:44:

Left gas on all night and day...is it a bad thing?

So it smells bad in there. All the windows and doors are open with fans on.

I think i need to switch gas companies cause now my house smells. We need better smelling gas!

Posted by Adam420 on Sep-28-2010 03:44:

Light a match and we'll know

Posted by igottaknow on Sep-28-2010 03:54:

I don't know the source of your incident. Similar thing happen to me. I had something on the stove simmering and because the flame was very low, the wind blew it out. Luckily the apt upstairs smelled it and saved the day. After that I got a timer and use when ever I'm not in the kitchen.

Posted by geroin on Sep-28-2010 04:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Adam420
Light a match and we'll know

Posted by kadomony on Sep-28-2010 04:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Adam420
Light a match and we'll know

BOOMer187

Posted by Lira on Sep-28-2010 04:03:

Well, the fact that you're still able to post is sure a marvellous thing. Had it happened in a 3rd world country, you'd be 60 feet tall by now.

Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Sep-28-2010 04:07:

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Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Sep-28-2010 04:13:

or if theres a leak. Save your harsh crits to the tin foiled hat turkeys.

Posted by igottaknow on Sep-28-2010 04:33:

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Originally posted by kadomony
BOOMer187

then

deadMEAT187

Posted by Boomer187 on Sep-28-2010 04:47:

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Originally posted by igottaknow
I don't know the source of your incident. Similar thing happen to me. I had something on the stove simmering and because the flame was very low, the wind blew it out. Luckily the apt upstairs smelled it and saved the day. After that I got a timer and use when ever I'm not in the kitchen.

i think it was my wife. She must have left it on last night after cooking and we didn't notice it this morning which is wild.

unless Jason Bourne is after me and thought this was the best way to get all my windows and doors open.

Posted by KilldaDJ on Sep-28-2010 05:38:

high like a kite

Posted by FuzzQi on Sep-28-2010 06:20:

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Posted by w_ashley on Sep-28-2010 08:18:

Re: Left gas on all night and day...is it a bad thing?

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Originally posted by Boomer187
So it smells bad in there. All the windows and doors are open with fans on.

I think i need to switch gas companies cause now my house smells. We need better smelling gas!

Gas is naturally scentless but they add that rotten egg smell so you know when there is a leak.. all of it pretty much that way - unless you make your own.

It ain't that hard to make natural gas, and all you need is (quite a bit) decaying organic material and a two phase methane/hydrogen burning converter.

I designed a couple systems for this, that are now partially used in India and China - from humanure/methane harvesting nodes. It isn't yet fully implemented, but should be in the next 20 years. Best part it is free after the infrastructure, and it burns clean, with only soot that is able to be cleaned for carbon nanotubule production (the futures super material - after the steel age is the carbon age) (there is carbon in steel but I'm talking about nanoscale carbon structures rather than bulk carbon steel composites)

It is a perfect concept to my northern ghulag concept because there is so much potential organic matter in Northern Canada - there is a virtually unlimited fuel source for local small scale sites via gas instead of wood burning. What is left are sand like materials / ash and rich mineral composts, that while acidic, can be used for growing food. Only one of my many closed energy models. A little off topic but I thought I'd add to the monotony of the post. The key here is carbon sequestering by growing things that get turned into soil by anerobic activity

Since areas are being strip mined etc.. anyway it actually puts the econological damaged to use.

Talk about CO2 emisions.... http://www.technologyreview.com/Energy/18234/

Posted by Sushipunk on Sep-28-2010 08:28:

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Originally posted by ********
I designed a couple systems for this, that are now partially used in India and China

Like fuck you did

Posted by w_ashley on Sep-28-2010 08:30:

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Originally posted by Sushipunk
Like fuck you did

Ha, like fuck I did is right... I've designed many many systems.... many of which have been phased in over the last five years, and continue to be developed, and I continue egg dropping this stuff. To design your future.

Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Sep-28-2010 08:30:

********, you couldn't design a bucket.

Posted by Lira on Sep-28-2010 08:30:

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Originally posted by ********
I designed a couple systems for this, that are now partially used in India and China - from humanure/methane harvesting nodes.

I too designed a farturator that works with curry and produces natural gas. It's fartially used in India and Pakistan.

*toot toot toot toot toot*

Posted by w_ashley on Sep-28-2010 08:32:

I didn't design a farturatur.. it is shit not farts. You'd have to wear a but plug for a farturator or just have environmental seals on structure ventalation systems and use scrubers like the ISS.

However the shit aspect is only the "basic concept" you can actually use any organic matter, you just need to have the right bacteria and heat levels.

Posted by infiniteJEST on Sep-28-2010 08:32:

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Originally posted by Sushipunk
Like fuck you did

Don't deny ******** physics.

Posted by w_ashley on Sep-28-2010 08:34:

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Originally posted by couch-potato
Don't deny ******** physics.

That one isn't mine, but i did design a windwall that the now deceased invetor of the segway also designed sort of... his used a cage system mine didn't mine could also vent gas and create a flame wall.

The segway guys is used by NATO forces now.

An ionized particle sheild is basically a particle force field and isn't that complex and would be far more useful than subtle magnetic forces. Plus not all bullets are magentic. It is bullet velocity and sensor systems that really make these systems usable due to the speed of ballistics. bullets are actually VERY VERY light meaning not much newtons force is required to deflect them.

Posted by Ian on Sep-28-2010 08:36:

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
********, you couldn't design a bucket.

I demand William makes Schematics now.

Posted by infiniteJEST on Sep-28-2010 08:37:

Ah, yes. Forgive me. My indexing of your work archive is shoddy due to my inferior intellect and wilderness survival skills. Let me post the correct ones.

Posted by FuzzQi on Sep-28-2010 08:45:

Posted by Lira on Sep-28-2010 08:46:

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Originally posted by couch-potato

The beauty of it is that, physics aside, it actually does make (some) sense

Posted by w_ashley on Sep-28-2010 08:52:

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Originally posted by couch-potato
Ah, yes. Forgive me. My indexing of your work archive is shoddy due to my inferior intellect and wilderness survival skills. Let me post the correct ones.

The speed of light actually varies.
You may not have learned this yet but you will if you keep up on your current physics models. This is due to the relative position within space time, in part because of the time it takes for a light wave to travel through all dimensions of its particle waveform. Time is not static. Light is not a unidirectional waveform it is a multidirectional waveform and travels in a circuit - a circuit that can be broken.

Light is a specific frequency - frequency is cycles / period.

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