I would say its good for everyone who drives.Originally posted by vito_corleone:good for you.![]()
Good luck.Originally posted by caramon.:I am on the way to remake history soon with water replacing petrol for car's running fuel. Its the latest project that I am working on and hopefully it will be launch at the end of the term.
It has been estimated that the planet contains over 1.4 x 10^15 tonnes of petroleum, however much of this is too dilute or inaccessible for current technology to recover. Fret not as my team of elite engineers and I are working round the clock to find alternatives way to replace the crude oil and I would say miracle is just around the corner.
The element used contains 80% of rainwater which we have renamed it as Neonwater. Consumers can choose different grades like they used to at all Neonwater kiosk to top up their much needed fuel on their beloved car. Price-wise will definitely be cheaper than what you are getting now and I am sure with the released of this piece of news, all of you are as excited as we are.
We are not in the business of predicting where crude oil prices might go down or when they might go up. However, given the current fundamental environment and strong seasonal tendency, we feel relatively confident that our latest invention will soar just like Mr Sim Wong Hoo's sound blaster.
hoho. are you a pokemon?Originally posted by caramon.:I am on the way to remake history soon with water replacing petrol for car's running fuel. Its the latest project that I am working on and hopefully it will be launch at the end of the term.
It has been estimated that the planet contains over 1.4 x 10^15 tonnes of petroleum, however much of this is too dilute or inaccessible for current technology to recover. Fret not as my team of elite engineers and I are working round the clock to find alternatives way to replace the crude oil and I would say miracle is just around the corner.
The element used contains 80% of rainwater which we have renamed it as Neonwater. Consumers can choose different grades like they used to at all Neonwater kiosk to top up their much needed fuel on their beloved car. Price-wise will definitely be cheaper than what you are getting now and I am sure with the released of this piece of news, all of you are as excited as we are.
We are not in the business of predicting where crude oil prices might go down or when they might go up. However, given the current fundamental environment and strong seasonal tendency, we feel relatively confident that our latest invention will soar just like Mr Sim Wong Hoo's sound blaster.
next bill gates will be you and you much more richer than himOriginally posted by caramon.:I am on the way to remake history soon with water replacing petrol for car's running fuel. Its the latest project that I am working on and hopefully it will be launch at the end of the term.
It has been estimated that the planet contains over 1.4 x 10^15 tonnes of petroleum, however much of this is too dilute or inaccessible for current technology to recover. Fret not as my team of elite engineers and I are working round the clock to find alternatives way to replace the crude oil and I would say miracle is just around the corner.
The element used contains 80% of rainwater which we have renamed it as Neonwater. Consumers can choose different grades like they used to at all Neonwater kiosk to top up their much needed fuel on their beloved car. Price-wise will definitely be cheaper than what you are getting now and I am sure with the released of this piece of news, all of you are as excited as we are.
We are not in the business of predicting where crude oil prices might go down or when they might go up. However, given the current fundamental environment and strong seasonal tendency, we feel relatively confident that our latest invention will soar just like Mr Sim Wong Hoo's sound blaster.