Top Gear tonight

[xXBADGERXx]

Usual heads up on this weeks show , it`s on at 9 tonight on BBC2 for some reason ............. enjoy :D

[DarrenSV650S]

I will be watching :)

[Wideboy]

i wont be........ no way............. oh ok then

[DarrenSV650S]

i wont be........ no way............. oh ok then
I'm very persuasive aren't I

[kwak zzr]

thanks for the reminder.

[Wideboy]

I'm very persuasive aren't I

yes you beat me up

[thedonal]

After 9? Does this mean they can be as rude as they want?!

[kwak zzr]

tom jones is on aint he?

[fizzwheel]

tom jones is on aint he?

Yep I think so..

[Frank]

tom jones is on aint he?
dont know.He is on the Sunday night project at 10

[DarrenSV650S]

Johnny Polarbear :lol:

[Baph]

B****ds the lot of ya's!

iPlayer again then...

[xXBADGERXx]

Oh man I laughed so hard when Hammond produced the "Wizards Sleeve" with his hat on a jaunty angle , then May with the "Pork" Sword set me off even worse , pretty much the best season so far for laughs .

[Wideboy]

that eco honda was something else, quicker than my bluddy car ](*,)

[Frank]

that eco honda was something else, quicker than my bluddy car ](*,)
and your bike

[Wideboy]

and your bike

must be faster than yours aswell cos your always behind me

[DarrenSV650S]

But how do they make the hydrogen? At a hydrogen powered hydrogen producing power station?:rolleyes:

[Frank]

But how do they make the hydrogen? At a hydrogen powered hydrogen producing power station?:rolleyes:
waits for Alpinestars to explain

[Baph]

But how do they make the hydrogen? At a hydrogen powered hydrogen producing power station?:rolleyes:

It's no more difficult than drilling for oil in the sea, apparently.

EDIT: Having done a little googling, I see a few ways to make hydrogen.

1) Biological - use algae. That's fine, but you need a damn large amount of the stuff if you're going to replace fossil based fuels. It also gives off carbon dioxide, which in large enough amounts will lead us all to suffocation. If you starve the algae of sulphur, you're looking at 7-10% yield just converting sunlight to hydrogen.
2) Fermentation using bacteria - Again, all good, except you need massive amounts, and it gives off carbon dioxide. Apparently 80% yield.
3) Electrolysis. Electrocute water (basically) and you can split hydrogen from oxygen. However, when converting those to back to water to give electricity, you generally use more to get hydrogen, than you get from it.
4) You can make some metals go "rusty" (for matt's benefit, aluminium, so not really rust), thus giving off hydrogen. But that takes forever, and needs the metal in the first place.
5) Lastly, you can heat it. When water evaporates, the bonds between hydrogen & oxygen weaken. But again, you use more energy to heat it than you get from the hydrogen.

Useful stuff then, I'm sure you'll all agree.

[Seggons]

Better late then never Iplayer link:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00g7dw0/Top_Gear_Series_12_Episode_7_(new_series)/

;)

[xXBADGERXx]

Seggons you slacker , get a wriggle on man :D