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LOL!! Sure, why not? We need something to go on about. I have been talking about being bored and have something to argue about with another member in private. We are BOTH looking hard for something. HEHE :p

I wonder just how many Americans are receiving UNEARNED federal benefits like welfare or food stamps? They do NOTHING to earn this money. The "Robin Hood" state takes it from those who EARN their way through life and GIVES it to those who do not. They contribute little to nothing to society but...

You are not taking into account the wear and tear on a van for that 600 mile run. That has to be added into the cost. As cheri said too, that is 10-11 hours not resting, but working. Just needs to be accounted for.

Interesting article on this subject. 100 Percent Tax on Those Earning $500K or More Leaves U.S. With $839B Deficit By Terence P. Jeffrey (CNSNews.com) – When he presented his plan for dealing with the national debt last week, President Barack Obama suggested a number of ways he...

MythBusters take on this below. It does use fuel, BUT, using the air compared to open windows is MUCH quieter, and FAR less dirt gets into the cab. Myth: Science/Transportation: AC vs Windows : MythBusters

MythBusters take on this below. It does use fuel, BUT, using the air compared to open windows is MUCH quieter, and FAR less dirt gets into the cab. Myth: Science/Transportation: AC vs Windows : MythBusters

There is SO much to be said for comfortable attire.

Maybe WAY into the future. Maybe never on a large scale, like to replace real power plants, but who knows. Yeah, I think Toyota has it but then again that Prius is no bigger than a closed in roller skate. Not too difficult to cool even with all that glass, compared to my 96" sleeper that is...

Maybe WAY into the future. Maybe never on a large scale, like to replace real power plants, but who knows. Yeah, I think Toyota has it but then again that Prius is no bigger than a closed in roller skate. Not too difficult to cool even with all that glass, compared to my 96" sleeper that is...

We can tell by your self-portrait!!

We must also keep in mind that one of the biggest things in the way of people moving up is our "Progressive Income Tax". As will all taxes of it's type it is designed to "protect old money" and keep the "lower classes" in their place. It is absolutely one of the most VILE things in this country...

Yeah and it gets worse every, mmm what are those 24 hours periods called? Wondering what else I forgot today. I don't know, what ever I was thinking of slipped my mind.

Yeah and it gets worse every, mmm what are those 24 hours periods called? Wondering what else I forgot today. I don't know, what ever I was thinking of slipped my mind.

Generating capacity may be a problem. They did not give a "thickness" on the page that I saw. We also have "height" problems to concern ourselves with. IF they are only one inch thick that is one inch less clearance than we have now. There is also the capacity problem of the A/C unit...

Look at the sodium content of those Ramen noodles. I eat them too but one cup is about a lifetimes worth of sodium. Watch your BP.

If we are talking about the same thing it took place in November, 2006. Link to that story below. Come through my door that way and there are likely to be dead cops. Theirs vest won't stop what I will be shooting. Police: Shooting Of Elderly Woman "Tragic, Unfortunate" - News Story - WSB Atlanta

There is also a "capacity" problem with 12V A/C systems. The one that Espar of Michigan sells is only 4700BTU. FAR too small for a large sleeper. They quote a 4-6 hour drive time to recharge the battery bank.

I will check this out. It will be interesting to check out the weight factor on this stuff. Also aerodynamic losses etc.

Never happen. The government now believes that it can do whatever, whenever they like. It is going to lead to someone getting killed. The loss of freedom is staggering. We all lose. Even the kids that they are "claiming" to protect.

By the way, the cash price for diesel today in Hesperia, CA is $4.43.9