The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same

[combo52]

Reply number 28

Hi Sean, the only thing I can’t figure out is how you keep sand and dirt out of your eyes and nose.

Reply number 29 what does my collecting appliances have to do with energy efficiency, none of the appliances we collect were purchased new so they don’t cause a waste of steel and energy. They were all slated for recycling when we acquired them,

We don’t even have to heat or air condition that building that they’re in, you simply don’t make any sense in your comments.

John

 

[maytag85]

Reply #30

You don’t make much since either when you are constantly contradicting yourself in your posts, and on other people’s posts/threads as well. There’s plenty of evidence of that in the archives.

 

[combo52]

Sean, it makes perfect sense you have your head stuck in the sand when you make ridiculous statements that new machines don’t use less energy than old ones.

Modern refrigerators and freezers use 1/2 to 1/4 of the energy they once did new washing machines use one 10th the hot water they used to use less than half the electricity and less than 1/4 the total water.

New dishwashers use 1/4 of the water and electricity they used to use, I could go on and on these are facts. If you want to dispute them no one‘s interested in talking to you, you might as well just go drive your 1966 galaxy and stop driving around in modern cars like you’re doing if old things are so energy efficient.

John

 

[maytag85]

Reply #23

No one will be interested in talking to you since you since you always bring up the subject of energy consumption and politics in your posts.

Actually, you have your head stuck in the sand since when people tell you the truth and facts, you seem to get pissed off then start going off on your tangents and such ALWAYS WITHOUT FAIL. It’s hypocritical to tell me when I have my head stuck in the sand when you have had your head stuck in the sand all along.