A Complete Waste of Space

Frankly, it was the Fw190 Consortium that draw me here ages ago. As the Il2 is for all purposes gone, so is the Consortium too faded into the mists of history. I do read the forum sometimes, and rarely comment on something - but it really might be the time to say bye-bye, finally.
Thanks from me!

If I remember correctly, adding water/alcohol mixture into the cylinder will eliminate knocking - virtually raising the octane rating of the used fuel. Maybe they've found a nice way selling the low-octane with premium price... assuming this alcohol has been manufactured cheaply enough. A bit alcoho...

€1.29/liter (Super - 95octane) Save yourself some money, Juha. You probably don't need the octane. At pump there's the choice between 95E10, 95E5(Super), 98E5 and occasionally 102 octanes. Since the car I drive, was manufactured before alcohol-frenzy (E10-stuff) began, I avoid it. There's a small p...

€1.29/liter (Super - 95octane)

About 0.3 cheaper now, so I filled the tank

Friggin' amateurs. First time I drank vodka with my parents, was when I was 3. Hangovers have gotten worse over the last four decades though.

The place was plagued by non-completness.

http://goo.gl/maps/tjXLp

Been there and left. Nothing to see there, folks.

One thingy is für sure - they can observe the ice melting from the top of the mountains better now!
Skiers should be happy for better forecasts

Let's split the hairs here - amount of people isn't really the problem, but the _total_ amount of energy we're producing/using! Naturally, if the population is ever growing, and the total amount should stay at the same - it's less energy for an individual. Perfect tool for forming a real '1984'-type...

Weell, we're using more and more of energy here -> end result is heat -> how fast is earth dissipating it to the space?
I'm not too worried about the actual amount of increase, but of the rate of change!