Friday, June 28, 2013

 

Nothing a Few Well Placed .50 BMG Raufoss Mk 211s Couldn't Fix

Here is a very sad story about the death, by blade chopping, of a seldom seen swift bird in Britain recently. Blade chopping? Worthless wind generator blades. It is a story repeated thousands of times every day the wind is blowing. Thousands of chopped birds and mangled bats for not a single erg of energy not already being produced by actual energy producers.

I have a solution.


Use the one on the left.




Here's what's inside that round.

 Happy hunting you Barrett owners.




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# posted by Roger Fraley @ 4:50 PM
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Oh you poor simple thing. You really think those blades spin fast enough to strike a bird or a bat? And that wind power isn't an effective source of power generation? You clearly failed primary school.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 8:08 AM
 
to the smart person above.....you clearly don't comprehend the size of these things. the tip of the turbines move at 70 MPH during low revolutions and at higher revs the tips are going around 180 MPH. care to put your hand out and test it?
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 6:11 PM
 
I work at a wind farm, and YES, birds and bats die from these structures, pretty much daily. The blade tips move quite fast enough to kill something flying through its path.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 9:56 PM
 
A literal billion cubic miles of open sky to fly in, and this dumb bird flies through a few meters with a death hazard in it. The gene pool of that species just got slightly better.

Anyhow, why do people hate wind power again? I guess their kind of noisy if you happen to live right by one, besides that I see no issues. I guess birds die or whatever, but the dumb shits fly in front of my car, and occasionally get hit, all the time too, but nobody is saying 'lets bad motorized vehicles - they're killing the birds"

Point is, this is dumb.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 8:35 PM
 
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