Who's making biodiesel?

What annoys me about this “Backyard Bio-Diesel” is the double standard involved. Make “Bio-Diesel” and you’re some kind of hero, but when I ran my “Backyard Ethanol” project, the meddling law enforcement officers couldn’t shut me down fast enough.

Those modern diesels will have their warranty voided if run on biodiesel. That aside, when your car will do around 1000 kms on 55 litres (around $70) why would you waste your time brewing it. The economics would be different for an old landcruncher of course.

nothing wrong with pounding text then editing later.

just try not to hit the send key before doing so.

Danman – the other ‘their’

“Is their any way…

mmmm fish and chips…..

Just stand on the side of the road and wait for a hippy to drive past in a kombi with the fish & chips exhaust aroma.

There is locational – big hint = t(here)
Their is ownership

They made their (ownership) biodiesel over there (locational) in that corner of their (ownership) back yard.

I blame the Hawke Government for my use of punctuation.

I suggest no– any reporter should

You seem to be confused about the usage of hyphens and full stops, and the capitalisation of new sentences.

I agree with Nik. I’m highly educated, and I still screw-up ‘their’ and ‘there’ in the heat of the moment 🙂

the bio-diesel is made in their backyard, and there the bio-diesel is made.

Not if a product of the current uni system. Anyway, you’re telling me you have never typed the wrong thing when typing fast?

I suggest no– any reporter should know when to use ‘their’ or ‘there’.

and here http://www.biofuel.org.au/

interested in biodiesel? Have a look at http://www.biofuelsforum.com/