ron Wrote:
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> > > We all knew your comments were coming , just
> a
> > > matter of when. Since you can't be at the
> > throttle
> > > let's just cut it up for scrap and put you
> has
> > > beens out of your misery.
> >
> > Oh My, I'm upset someone spoke the truth. Its a
> > fact its being pushed around all over the
> country
> > on the furlough tour. Its a big Thomas the Tank
> > Engine being pushed around. The question is
> would
> > you like one Gevo or two??? Who would want to
> be
> > at the throttle of a locomotive that is just
> > boiling water and won't build any steam
> pressure??
> > But it sure looks nice and pretty our shiny new
> > toy....
>
> And the answers are . One Gevo wil do. I would
> love to be at the throttle, at least for a half
> day. The video clearly shows lots of steam
> pressure. And we can both agree it looks nice and
> shiny and Ed is great, he got that big engine
> running, while your only running your mouth
> because you were not invited to the big show.

I looked at the video several times and not once could I see the boiler pressure gauge or what it read.

Keep the faith, Ron. That's what you seem to be good at.