Left one, not sure if it the same one
- braidan

it was the right one before, didn't look serious though

Need plenty of land to produce enough of this to run all the cars in this country, even more so for the states. It can be done, but where you gonna grow your food?
- Prolific_Scorer

Tar sands are rich in minerals I hear.

Ok bye (frank)ers
- dt99999

Please don't go....

Need plenty of land to produce enough of this to run all the cars in this country, even more so for the states. It can be done, but where you gonna grow your food?
- Prolific_Scorer

Exactly
To fuel America’s cars with ethanol would require about 2 billion acres of cropland: more than 5 times all the cropland that is actually and potentially available in the United States

Desi would (frank) a snake if he could hold it still
- Symba007

(frank)ing a snake isnt the hard part, its the fellatio part that is a little tricky. Sorry, weirdoh told me.

You know something funny? I consult for Scotiabank right now, JUST took a contract to consult for Laurentian, and I have NO idea what you're talking about.
- prock

Scotia sold several branches in QC to Laurentian. Surprised you didn't know that.

Exactly
To fuel America’s cars with ethanol would require about 2 billion acres of cropland: more than 5 times all the cropland that is actually and potentially available in the United States
- habs12

Yup...ethanol is nothing that a supplement to the other fuel, it cannot be the mail fuel resource for the market, demand is too high.

Exactly
To fuel America’s cars with ethanol would require about 2 billion acres of cropland: more than 5 times all the cropland that is actually and potentially available in the United States
- habs12

you can produce ethanol using the corn stalk, not just the kernel. The corn stalk is not food.

Scotia sold several branches in QC to Laurentian. Surprised you didn't know that.
- Pie

CONSULTANT

Yup...ethanol is nothing that a supplement to the other fuel, it cannot be the mail fuel resource for the market, demand is too high.
- Symba007

this would be the problem moreso than the space required...

you can produce ethanol using the corn stalk, not just the kernel. The corn stalk is not food.
- cburgess

it is for cows no?

CONSULTANT
- Symba007

apparently Scotia didn't feel that those branches were worth the investment potential.

you can produce ethanol using the corn stalk, not just the kernel. The corn stalk is not food.
- cburgess

Still, the amount of fertile land require to produce enough is ridiculous, ethanol will never fulfill more than 10% of the demand.

Cold fusion is the solution....now figure out how to make it work

Still, the amount of fertile land require to produce enough is ridiculous, ethanol will never fulfill more than 10% of the demand.

Cold fusion is the solution....now figure out how to make it work
- Symba007

We should go back to everyone owning a horse.

Scotia sold several branches in QC to Laurentian. Surprised you didn't know that.
- Pie

I've only been doing work for theM for a couple of years, and I specialize in investment management. Though I've done some work on some initiatives in quebec. I've had the "pleasure" of working with the MRQ.

it is for cows no?
- muffin_man

only a small percentage. There is a lot of corn stalks that just get spread back on the fields. All of these stalks could be used for ethanol production.

Still, the amount of fertile land require to produce enough is ridiculous, ethanol will never fulfill more than 10% of the demand.

Cold fusion is the solution....now figure out how to make it work
- Symba007

the hype of corn prices re. oil is exciting.

Exactly
To fuel America’s cars with ethanol would require about 2 billion acres of cropland: more than 5 times all the cropland that is actually and potentially available in the United States
- habs12

And once you use that land up to produce ethanol, where are we growing the food again? Like separation, sounds wonderful in theory, and like a gravy train, very simple, until you get right down the real complexities of the issues and see where it is actually heading. Then it doesn't look so great, unless you believe the propaganda that states otherwise and don't have the intelligence to see right through the bs i mean.

apparently Scotia didn't feel that those branches were worth the investment potential.
- Pie

Qc is a different banking market, Desjardins is a big player in the province, not easy to grab a decent share and make branches profitable.

I've only been doing work for theM for a couple of years, and I specialize in investment management. Though I've done some work on some initiatives in quebec. I've had the "pleasure" of working with the MRQ.
- prock

lets party together sometime.

Tar sands are rich in minerals I hear.
- muffin_man

Poisonous or non-poisonous? I mean in the way of agriculture.

Qc is a different banking market, Desjardins is a big player in the province, not easy to grab a decent share and make branches profitable.
- Symba007

no doubt, scotia did right.

you can produce ethanol using the corn stalk, not just the kernel. The corn stalk is not food.
- cburgess

So everyone in NA is gonna be eating corn 3 meals a day forever? after a month, corns gonna be the new broccoli.

lets party together sometime.
- Pie

I'm good times.

I'm good times.
- prock

Yan tells me you're a real slut.