California Closes Bio-Diesel Stations

[WMcGuire]

Obviously a delaying tactic until big petroluem can get control of the situation, there will be more restrictions and obstacles for the home brewer in days to come, large corporations are not known to be complacent about market control. Oo.



http://www.pinnaclenews.com/index.php

 

[TJarecke]

I thought we had a good thing going with Biodiesel? I guess Texas and California don't think so. What is so experimental about it? Heck I just want access to it in general. There is 1 station with 2% in my town that is all. Time will tell

 

[Gary - K7GLD]

The "Tucker Syndrome" strikes again...

 

[Gary - K7GLD]

HOW long do ya suppose it will be, before dedicated Bio makers are working in the moonlight out deep in the forrest making their "shine" while looking over their shoulders for "Revenoors", and making high speed delivery runs in hopped up cars and trucks...

 

[WMcGuire]

HOW long do ya suppose it will be, before dedicated Bio makers are working in the moonlight out deep in the forrest making their "shine" while looking over their shoulders for "Revenoors", and making high speed delivery runs in hopped up cars and trucks...

I think fusil oil is a by product of making moonshine, with the high price of diesel recently it could be that alcohol might become the by-product!



Anyone know what the oil content is in Marajuana seeds?



I wouldn't want to get caught sniffin tailpipes... :-laf

 

[cj hall]

seed oil

read this not to bad

http://www.ratical.org/renewables/hempseed2.html

not sure if this would smell that good also i think it will make you very aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa what ? stupid. :-laf

 

[Matt S]

I read the article but I don't see where the connection with the fueling stations and the home brewer come in?