That actually sounds not bad at all. Even if we don't use hydrogen in cars, we can use it to generate electricity. After all, even a nuclear reactor only boils water to power some turbines.
As to your razor review, I'm fine with it, since it is a sincere problem for you and I think no one believes you're sugar coating anything.
So next time I get drunk and pee in my friends fuel tank it'll be fueling his hydrogen powered car. Well that takes all the fun out of it. I'll just have to pee in his window then. He usually keeps it cracked during hot weather.
A family of four can go a total of about three miles per day on the urea they produce, given a hyper-efficient car and no energy cost to purify the urea.
Synthetic urea watered down into a thick paste is the only plausible fuel, by the way. Extracting urea from urine would take a lot more energy than the fuel would produce.
Funny thing is, pretty much any water you drink was probably pee at some point. That expensive bottled water may very well have been dinosaur wee-wee long ago. The rain? It comes from evaporation off the oceans. You know the oceans, right? FISH PEE IN THERE!
Hahaha, so many non-believers. I work at this lab and I'll tell you it's not a one-step process, but we are making progress. I'll let others tell you about it. If you want technical and scientific details, read this paper (http://bit.ly/42VZUa) And there are few other articles on the web (http://bit.ly/b9z2C,http://bit.ly/cmRzf)
Thank you for putting the glasses back on your wife. She never looked right without them, especially since I'd seen a photo of her on her website. (Nice fonts, Missy.)
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You're trouble...
When your in town, it must be Urinetown!
'round 'ere we call it Jarate >.>
This has been an inspiration.
If you catheterize a city bus full of drunken hoboes you might be on to something.
It reminds me of those commercials telling everyone to invest in "gold".
Link for the interested (search "hydrogen from urine" for more hits):
http://www.physorg.com/news165836803.html
That actually sounds not bad at all. Even if we don't use hydrogen in cars, we can use it to generate electricity. After all, even a nuclear reactor only boils water to power some turbines.
As to your razor review, I'm fine with it, since it is a sincere problem for you and I think no one believes you're sugar coating anything.
Master-Blaster runs Urinetown!
Is that shadow on her head in panel 2 a chicken? Coincidence or secret message?
Is that a chicken in her hair in the second panel?
As a '78 OU graduate, I am both proud and disgusted.
So next time I get drunk and pee in my friends fuel tank it'll be fueling his hydrogen powered car. Well that takes all the fun out of it. I'll just have to pee in his window then. He usually keeps it cracked during hot weather.
*panicking* you're not going to invade my house and collect OUR urine, are you?
In case you're serious, I did the math on that one way back in mid-August.
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A family of four can go a total of about three miles per day on the urea they produce, given a hyper-efficient car and no energy cost to purify the urea.
Synthetic urea watered down into a thick paste is the only plausible fuel, by the way. Extracting urea from urine would take a lot more energy than the fuel would produce.
MUAD DIB! MUAD DIB! MUAD DIB! (but do we get to eat the spice?)
But what about our lemon trees? Won't somebody think of the lemon trees!
And remember kids...please do not jar!
Brilliance, sheer brilliance.
Funny thing is, pretty much any water you drink was probably pee at some point. That expensive bottled water may very well have been dinosaur wee-wee long ago. The rain? It comes from evaporation off the oceans. You know the oceans, right? FISH PEE IN THERE!
Urine correct! I mean your right about pee.
Here I stand in the silent bliss.
Listening to the falling piss.
I'll stop taking Flomax.
Hahaha, so many non-believers. I work at this lab and I'll tell you it's not a one-step process, but we are making progress. I'll let others tell you about it.
If you want technical and scientific details, read this paper (http://bit.ly/42VZUa)
And there are few other articles on the web (http://bit.ly/b9z2C, http://bit.ly/cmRzf)
Thank you for putting the glasses back on your wife. She never looked right without them, especially since I'd seen a photo of her on her website. (Nice fonts, Missy.)
http://www.theage.com.au/drive/motor-news/the-car-that-uses-urine-to-save-the-planet-20091014-gwiy.html
Oh my god. It already kind of exists.
What do you think that thing in her hair in Panel 2 looks like?
I think it looks like a rooster.
Do you think that they'll call this new fuel Urinol?