MoGas users: Ethanol replacing MTBE

"Bob Fry" wrote in message
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Ahh, the US's third world (aka Kansas, Oklahoma, and the South)
solution to everything: nuke 'em!

Don' knock it 'till you've tried it...

("Bob Fry" wrote)
Ahh, the US's third world (aka Kansas, Oklahoma, and the South)
solution to everything: nuke 'em!


You managed to somehow lump Kansas in with The South. Wow!


Montblack

"Montblack" wrote in message
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You managed to somehow lump Kansas in with The South. Wow!

Hell, they're north of I-10... They're definitely Yankees...

("Grumman-581" wrote)
You managed to somehow lump Kansas in with The South. Wow!

Hell, they're north of I-10... They're definitely Yankees...


It wasn't a geographical observation I was making. g

Not exactly Yankees - Kansas and Oklahoma are worlds unto themselves.


Montblack

On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 10:12:16 -0500, "Jim Macklin"
wrote:

But there is a shortage of alcohol so when they
run out of E85 they can't sell straight gasoline.

Worse, you can't send the mix through pipelines for long distances, as
I understand it, meaning that NE states have to scramble.

While all this goes on, there is a tarrif of 51 cents a gallon on
imported ethanol! You might ask your congressman about that....


- all the best, Dan Ford

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Cub Driver wrote:

On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 10:12:16 -0500, "Jim Macklin"
wrote:

But there is a shortage of alcohol so when they
run out of E85 they can't sell straight gasoline.

Worse, you can't send the mix through pipelines for long distances, as
I understand it, meaning that NE states have to scramble.

While all this goes on, there is a tarrif of 51 cents a gallon on
imported ethanol! You might ask your congressman about that....

Richard "Dick" Durbin (Democrat-Illinois) was just asked that by Jim
Cramer on Meet the Press. He stated that he does not want the tariff
removed and he strongly supports it to discourage ethanol imports. It's
ok apparently to import oil from unfriendly countries, but he doesn't want
a drop of ethanol coming in from say Brazil, unless it's taxed high enough
to make it unworkable.

He also says that he does NOT support more nuclear power but also does NOT
support more oil, gas, or coal generation either. Instead he favors more
hybrid cars and electric cars (to get their power from those generators he
doesn't want, you see.)

If any of this makes any sense at all to you and you live in Illinois,
keep voting for that guy. If you missed the discussion, I think CNBC will
rerun it tonight.

"Marissa Bealey" wrote in message
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Cub Driver wrote:

On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 10:12:16 -0500, "Jim Macklin"
wrote:

But there is a shortage of alcohol so when they
run out of E85 they can't sell straight gasoline.

Worse, you can't send the mix through pipelines for long distances, as
I understand it, meaning that NE states have to scramble.

While all this goes on, there is a tarrif of 51 cents a gallon on
imported ethanol! You might ask your congressman about that....

Richard "Dick" Durbin (Democrat-Illinois) was just asked that by Jim
Cramer on Meet the Press. He stated that he does not want the tariff
removed and he strongly supports it to discourage ethanol imports. It's
ok apparently to import oil from unfriendly countries, but he doesn't want
a drop of ethanol coming in from say Brazil, unless it's taxed high enough
to make it unworkable.

He also says that he does NOT support more nuclear power but also does NOT
support more oil, gas, or coal generation either. Instead he favors more
hybrid cars and electric cars (to get their power from those generators he
doesn't want, you see.)

If any of this makes any sense at all to you and you live in Illinois,
keep voting for that guy. If you missed the discussion, I think CNBC will
rerun it tonight.

If any state or foreign country would like Durbin they are welcome to him.
He has a simple philosophy...he is against everything. I have no idea why
people vote for him except that he is a democrat and many people in IL
blindly vote for democrats.

The dead in Illinois still vote democrat, Mayor Daley Sr and
Jr have a strong hold on the whole state. The governor
answers to the Mayor, so much so that he has moved the
official functions and offices to Chicago, the Official
Capitol in Springfield is partly a ghost town.

Durbin the Turban actually lives in a village on the edge of
Springfield that is all country club and million dollar
homes.



--
James H. Macklin
ATP,CFI,A&P

--
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But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.
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"Dave Stadt" wrote in message
. com...
|
| "Marissa Bealey" wrote in
message
| ...
| Cub Driver wrote:
|
| On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 10:12:16 -0500, "Jim Macklin"
| wrote:
|
| But there is a shortage of alcohol so when they
| run out of E85 they can't sell straight gasoline.
|
| Worse, you can't send the mix through pipelines for
long distances, as
| I understand it, meaning that NE states have to
scramble.
|
| While all this goes on, there is a tarrif of 51 cents a
gallon on
| imported ethanol! You might ask your congressman about
that....
|
| Richard "Dick" Durbin (Democrat-Illinois) was just asked
that by Jim
| Cramer on Meet the Press. He stated that he does not
want the tariff
| removed and he strongly supports it to discourage
ethanol imports. It's
| ok apparently to import oil from unfriendly countries,
but he doesn't want
| a drop of ethanol coming in from say Brazil, unless it's
taxed high enough
| to make it unworkable.
|
| He also says that he does NOT support more nuclear power
but also does NOT
| support more oil, gas, or coal generation either.
Instead he favors more
| hybrid cars and electric cars (to get their power from
those generators he
| doesn't want, you see.)
|
| If any of this makes any sense at all to you and you
live in Illinois,
| keep voting for that guy. If you missed the discussion,
I think CNBC will
| rerun it tonight.
|
| If any state or foreign country would like Durbin they are
welcome to him.
| He has a simple philosophy...he is against everything. I
have no idea why
| people vote for him except that he is a democrat and many
people in IL
| blindly vote for democrats.
|
|
|

"Dave Stadt" wrote in message
. com...

If any state or foreign country would like Durbin they are welcome to him.

I suggest Iran, North Korea, or Cuba. Condition: they have to KEEP him

He has a simple philosophy...he is against everything. I have no idea why
people vote for him except that he is a democrat and many people in IL
blindly vote for democrats.

Hmmm...democrats? In that epitome of corruption?

by Marissa Bealey Apr 30, 2006 at 11:59 AM



If any of this makes any sense at all to you and you live in Illinois,
keep voting for that guy. If you missed the discussion, I think CNBC will
rerun it tonight.



It makes complete sense to ADM corp., and the corn farmers in IL and IA.