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Old 07-13-2018, 09:56 PM
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You are moronic jmech , the USGSO states corn sweat puts 3000-4000 gals per acre a day ,into the air ,other notable sources say 200 acres put out more than a million gals
7% more corn planted than 15
Your research is to go out and look at it? What high school did you drop out of?

This is your third strike (bet you have heard that before) I won round 1 ,the auto test , you failed not 1 correct answer ,now this , haha
You haven't won a Goddamn thing.

How much moisture does a field of grass put into the air? Soybeans? Woods? How about evaporation from ocean water, or lakes, rivers and ponds? Hey, guess what, it's normal. Perfectly normal. Nothing to be concerned with. I don't know what game you think I'm playing, buy I'm far from "out".

I know you didn't win the auto test, because my tranny works, and I've fixed a few other cars since then. You did say you don't work as a tech anymore right? Can't keep a job as one, huh. Pretty sure the only one who thinks you even scored in that test was you....
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Old 07-13-2018, 10:29 PM
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You haven't won a Goddamn thing.

How much moisture does a field of grass put into the air? Soybeans? Woods? How about evaporation from ocean water, or lakes, rivers and ponds? Hey, guess what, it's normal. Perfectly normal. Nothing to be concerned with. I don't know what game you think I'm playing, buy I'm far from "out".

I know you didn't win the auto test, because my tranny works, and I've fixed a few other cars since then. You did say you don't work as a tech anymore right? Can't keep a job as one, huh. Pretty sure the only one who thinks you even scored in that test was you....
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You are moronic jmech , the USGSO states corn sweat puts 3000-4000 gals per acre a day ,into the air ,other notable sources say 200 acres put out more than a million gals
I'm a moron, and you don't know how to use proper punctuation. I love arguments like this.

I don't even know what the USGSO is. Only thing I can find on it is Unrecognized Single-Gender Social Organization. Sounds about like a group you'd follow.....


We really should just let this thread die........ or move it to the "Jokes and Humor" section.
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Hey I know, lets plant more milo (grain sorghum). Then we can go cut down some more rain forests, I mean if we turn it into a desert in South America problem solved right? I know they get 2 crops of beans down there, wonder about corn. A few more tariffs to piss off the rest of the planet and maybe they can grow 2 crops of corn to. Be too humid to smuggle drugs, save a lot of money with the DEA that way. Oh yeah, Monsanto will go broke since they can't patent seed technology outside the US--now that's gonna make my 401K take a nosedive, crap--there went my Cadet cash. Would you look at the time, getting late and I'm rambling. Better go get some shut eye or I might do something wild and crazy like drive a Deere tomorrow.: BlahBlah:
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I'm a moron, and you don't know how to use proper punctuation. I love arguments like this.

I don't even know what the USGSO is. Only thing I can find on it is Unrecognized Single-Gender Social Organization. Sounds about like a group you'd follow.....


We really should just let this thread die........ or move it to the "Jokes and Humor" section.

It is the United States Geological survey office
Another thing you dont know /have wrong ....huh
Dont worry on the punctuation, this you trying to change the subject when your caught
Cant follow directions .... as I told you to google corn sweat
For the joke section I think I ll start a thread the world according to jmech
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It is the United States Geological survey office
Another thing you dont know /have wrong ....huh
Dont worry on the punctuation, this you trying to change the subject when your caught
Cant follow directions .... as I told you to google corn sweat
For the joke section I think I ll start a thread the world according to jmech
Geology is the study of rocks/earth, and it's formations. Botany is the study of plants. This really seems more like a topic an agronomist would cover though. Pretty sure geologists don't study plant sweat. But I actually know a geologist. I suppose I could ask him.

Yes, I'm "caught". I'm so in over my head it's spinning.
More like I'm laughing so hard at your ignorance my stomach hurts. You really should stop. Literally everyone here thinks you are a joke and you're just making it worse. Not a single post in support of anything you have posted. Neither in this thread, or my trans thread. Honestly, I'd stop berating you, but it's just too darn much fun. Only a kid or a total fool could not see how bad you are making yourself look. But you keep coming back.....

You seem to have totally tried to dodge the point about you never seeing a cow up close, or been on a farm. Or for that matter not being a mechanic anymore. Now, why is it you dodged all those statements? Could it be true?
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Four years ago, the score was 4 to 7. Forty father's couldn't score.

Okay, so my Gettysburg Address needs some work, but why the heck is there all this bickering. Life's hard enough on everyone......don't add to it!! This bickering has caused this forum to lose a LOT OF GOOD FELLAS!!!! I know that is why Yosemite Sam (Mark) left and I'm not too far behind him (and others). Step back and laugh at the situation. Stop this crap about who is right and who is wrong. In the grand scheme of things, it just doesn't matter. It's corn, damn it ...….The Indians didn't fight with the Pilgrims or the guys who made the Harley Davidson's this much!!!! Two wrongs never make a right; Two Wrights made an airplane and three rights make a left.

Ghandi said, "An eye for an eye.....makes the whole world blind." Let it go. Heck, maybe I am just wasting my time here...…...


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Geology is the study of rocks/earth, and it's formations. Botany is the study of plants. This really seems more like a topic an agronomist would cover though. Pretty sure geologists don't study plant sweat. But I actually know a geologist. I suppose I could ask him.

Yes, I'm "caught". I'm so in over my head it's spinning.
More like I'm laughing so hard at your ignorance my stomach hurts. You really should stop. Literally everyone here thinks you are a joke and you're just making it worse. Not a single post in support of anything you have posted. Neither in this thread, or my trans thread. Honestly, I'd stop berating you, but it's just too darn much fun. Only a kid or a total fool could not see how bad you are making yourself look. But you keep coming back.....

You seem to have totally tried to dodge the point about you never seeing a cow up close, or been on a farm. Or for that matter not being a mechanic anymore. Now, why is it you dodged all those statements? Could it be true?
ha ha ha you Have lost every round ,because you know it all and will not learn , you scored only 2 answers 50 % right , stay out in the deep country fool and I was correct you lost again
https://www.usgs.gov/science/mission-areas they study more than just rocks eco systems too , but then you are an amateur on systems , that we have proof of .
I had 28.5 years as a auto technician ( not a mechanic , there is a big difference)
you sound like trial/ learn by error guy
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