Then I am in good company!
Isn’t it just amazing how my initial post–which suggested that the OP find someone more literate to present his corporate information–was responded to with a frenzied mess of obscene language that only further weakened his “corporate image”?
I’m sure that it is frustrating to go through life with poor literacy skills, but as the old saying tells us, “Don’t kill the messenger”. This guy confused some constructive criticism with a personal attack, thus leading me to believe that he needs Anger Management training, as well as help with written communication skills. Can you imagine how he will react when a potential customer questions the validity of his engine that runs on “nothing but tap water”?
Somehow, I don’t see this guy as the next Thomas Edison.
Yes you’re right but drifting and driving a track is a very different beast. Drifting is about being in control while being out of control and being able to control that. It’s not to show off, it started in Kobe as a way to get down mountain road faster. The twisty roads in Japan we’re set up to go at most 30kmph, over that you start to lose control because the turns are to tight. So they began to drift them and it became a culture, now it is a contest of skill not flamboyance!
Most American drifters have no skill at all, because they no nothing of the culture! To drift you must become you’re car know every move. You will it to move the way you want and only the most skilled can drive with-in inches of each other at speeds of over 100mph with out wrecking.
At a Japanese track a US drifter would be laught at then past and made to look like a fool, I’ve seen it done and I speak Japanese and lived there for 8 1/2 years! I just came back on the 27th of last month my wife is still there. All this a side I build many of the cars there for these drifters and was apart of the drift club there so they would speak freely about the dumb American and Australian drifters not knowing anything about true drifting and the culture and how bad there drifts look.
Yes We have Stan Meyers car! He was killed for it.
I’m really surprised you act as if this is to be taken lightly, something that can change the world as we know it and he was killed for this. It’s in the police reports!
I could give 2 sh"ts what you think mister about me or my company. I got nothing to prove to sheeple like you! Keep sucking the government tit and soon are USA we know and love will be gone. It’s people like you who think they know everything in the end find they knew nothing but it’s always to little to late!
you lost me with “hydrogen assist devises.” Really, can’t you find an honest way to make a living?
A “hydrogen assist devises.” is nothing more then a metal and copper bottle hooked to you’re battery that produces hydrogen from tap water and cuts fuel cost and improved fuel economy by 22%. It’s the size of a coke can and with 12oz of water it will run more then 1000 miles on it as an assist devise. If you convert to water as we have done in fact if you look right now the worlds fastest car built by Robert Stewart of Area51 Customs is a very good friend of mine and will be bringing the car to my shop on the 11th before the L.A. auto show. It’s the worlds record fastest car and it runs on water. Stan Meyers water technology! It’s proven technology so laugh, when you’re begging me because you’re SUV is dead and gas is $20 a gallon will see how funny it is then!
What witty banter you have. Lets see, I have a good saying too “Ignorance is bliss”.
I appreciate the small business approach to our energy problems and really believe that is our future. But man, your approach and packaging is turning off a lot of the very people you should be courting.
The troubled times, like all before, breed scam artist like a bog breeds insects. There is too much skepticism in your approach and mannerisms, as well as your “name dropping” to think otherwise here.
Can’t speak for anyone else but, I’m not impressed…
Or is this just another Tom and Ray April fool…is that them behind the curtain Dorothy ?