On the green house issue - 

Our governments are encouraging us to have Green houses. 

Surely if we all move into houses made of glass, there are a couple of
issues.

1.  I am sure that the thermal properties of the glass are not as good as
those of my bricks and mortar/airgap more bricks and mortar, plaster and
wallpaper. 

2.  have you ever tried wallpapering glass? 

3. If we were to move into green houses - how long before the entire
population is arrested for indecency - do they not remember that our prisons
are overpopulated?

Jim
(This Jim, not the other Jim with the same name).




-----Original Message-----
From: piclist-bounces@mit.edu [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf Of
Russell McMahon
Sent: 30 April 2007 03:27
To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
Subject: Re: [OT]:: $100.00 the end? PLEASE?

>> There is obviously some energy field which encourages the WJ to
>> grow profusely within the octagonal shaped tower

> Sounds suspiciously like a greenhouse !! Which I'm led to believe
> plants thrive in ;-)

You're just like all the professionals - think that giving something a 
name will explain away how it works. Why is you calling it "a green 
house" better than me saying that the octagonal tower contains an 
energy source that encourages the WJ to grow profusely? Besides which, 
it's not green (although the WJ is), and it would be a stretch and 
then some to call it a house.

And, many people are led to believe that all sorts of things thrive in 
pyramids too. What claims are you making for your Green Houses and 
where do I get one and do they keep meat fresh and sharpen razor 
blades?

My wife muttered something about people not throwing stones who live 
in glass houses, but you were talking about Green Houses (tm), no?



            Russell




 

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