Thread: Do smokers have rights ?

Originally Posted by tomcat

Originally Posted by Maanaam

Don't want him bursting that throbbing vein in his forehead

and splatter even more red on those who frustrate him...

Awww, precious petal....

Originally Posted by ENT

I'm afraid you're wrong, because as with cigarette smoke pollution, it's the diesel vehicle users who're most at risk, being at the centre of their self and other inflicted pollution, more so than anyone else in their environment.

Tobacco smoke pollution is by far the least invasive and deadly of the two pollutants.

Oh contraire my dear Ent. There was a study in London that showed Oxford st was one of the most polluted streets in the world. The truck driver passes through but the people are there all day.
London air pollution kills about 10,000 people annually - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Originally Posted by ENT

I'm afraid you're wrong, because as with cigarette smoke pollution, it's the diesel vehicle users who're most at risk, being at the centre of their self and other inflicted pollution, more so than anyone else in their environment.

Please tell us in detail, ENT : how do the occupants in a diesel vehicle manage to breathe in the diesel fumes from their own car, when there is a exhaust taking it out the back, and the car is going forwards and away from it ?

Originally Posted by Latindancer

Originally Posted by ENT

I'm afraid you're wrong, because as with cigarette smoke pollution, it's the diesel vehicle users who're most at risk, being at the centre of their self and other inflicted pollution, more so than anyone else in their environment.

Please tell us in detail, ENT : how do the occupants in a diesel vehicle manage to breathe in the diesel fumes from their own car, when there is a exhaust taking it out the back, and the car is going forwards and away from it ?

He won't. He's busy googling but will not find anything, even for his irrational sense of unreality.
Just like when he recently reckoned he can get free electricity from a car; The car's alternator produces electricity for free and uses no fuel. He also had some weird ideas about electricity such as he could "ramp up the amps".
Never mind, he's a sad and lonely crazy old chap, and I'm done with him. I don't want to be a bully to a helpless old man with mental issues.

If he posts something idiotic, as he's bound to, (like the free electricity stupidness) I will make one attempt to correct him and leave it at that and ignore his silliness otherwise.

I think he's been self-medicating today.

Originally Posted by Maanaam

Just like when he recently reckoned he can get free electricity from a car; The car's alternator produces electricity for free and uses no fuel. He also had some weird ideas about electricity such as he could "ramp up the amps"

More of your jumping to irrational conclusions, misquote and lies, a habit of yours

I don't want to be a bully

Ah but you do, at any opportunity, as you are one, were brought up to bully and you squeal like a little princess when you get shit in return, ya fwkn wimp.
You're even more stupid than I thought you were, first proudly saying how you sit to pee like a girl, then admitting to being a bully, you psychopathic sadistic dipshit coconut.

Originally Posted by Latindancer

I think he's been self-medicating today.

No need to, but you need to stick to your thorazine dose level as your doctot prescribed.

Originally Posted by Hugh Cow

Originally Posted by ENT

I'm afraid you're wrong, because as with cigarette smoke pollution, it's the diesel vehicle users who're most at risk, being at the centre of their self and other inflicted pollution, more so than anyone else in their environment.

Tobacco smoke pollution is by far the least invasive and deadly of the two pollutants.

Oh contraire my dear Ent. There was a study in London that showed Oxford st was one of the most polluted streets in the world. The truck driver passes through but the people are there all day.
London air pollution kills about 10,000 people annually - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Then where does the trucky drive, in streets with clean air?
Don't be silly, they continue along busy highways where there's more diesel pollution accumulating along a highway 'corridor' of fumes that extends up to 50 metres to either side of a busy arterial road, especially during peak hours or nowadays, nearly all day.

Truckies are especially susceptible to diesel exhaust pollution, and suffer increasing health problems the more they drive, inside or outside of cities.

The problem's not confined to inner city London. Attention's drawn to their mounting pollution problem because of the size of the population affected annually.

Every town or city acts as a diesel 'sink' as traffic builds up and the heavy exhausted gasses, which include NO, CO and CO2 travel outwards along roads and streets, poisoning local residents.

Originally Posted by ENT

a heavy gas, tends to accumulate and build up along the highways

I suggest you look into Avogadro's Law. And another law of gasses I can't recall which states that the molecules spread out evenly.

Originally Posted by ENT

More of your jumping to irrational conclusions

What conclusion did I jump to, let alone an irrational conclusion? On the contrary, concluding that you're a crazy old coot is not jumping, it's rationally reaching a conclusion.

Originally Posted by ENT

were brought up to bully

Speaking of jumping to conclusions, how on earth do you know how I was brought up? You're quite wrong, as usual.
Interesting to find that you think I'm a bully. Feeling a bit butthurt, snowflake?
Sorry about that. As I said, I'll try not to in future.

Originally Posted by ENT

then admitting to being a bully,

Where did I do that, liar? Saying I don't want to eat bread is not saying I eat bread, uncomprehending fool.

Originally Posted by ENT

squeal like a little princess when you get shit in return, ya fwkn wimp

Examples please, tough guy.

Originally Posted by ENT

dipshit coconut

Your racism doesn't help you.

Originally Posted by Maanaam

Originally Posted by ENT

a heavy gas, tends to accumulate and build up along the highways

I suggest you look into Avogadro's Law. And another law of gasses I can't recall which states that the molecules spread out evenly.

The molecules of what? Try and be specific FOCUS.

Originally Posted by ENT

were brought up to bully

Speaking of jumping to conclusions, how on earth do you know how I was brought up? You're quite wrong, as usual.

It shows in your attitude and behaviour

Interesting to find that you think I'm a bully. Feeling a bit butthurt, snowflake?
Sorry about that. As I said, I'll try not to in future.

Good on ya. Bully's are reared, not born.

Originally Posted by ENT

then admitting to being a bully,

Where did I do that, liar? Saying I don't want to eat bread is not saying I eat bread, uncomprehending fool

.
In your previous post, dopey, and your comment, above.

Originally Posted by ENT

squeal like a little princess when you get shit in return, ya fwkn wimp

Examples please, tough guy.

Like now, petal

Originally Posted by ENT

dipshit coconut

Your racism doesn't help you.

That's not racism, it's an accurate description of your constitution, a bit like a humus but not so palatable.

Originally Posted by Maanaam

I suggest you look into Avogadro's Law. And another law of gasses I can't recall which states that the molecules spread out evenly.

Total bollocks ! Equal volumes of gases contain the same number of molecules at the same temperature and pressure. Has absolutely nothing to do with the weight of the molecules and the way a specific gas disperses in another or group of other gases.

Man it's been all that motorway and London driving in a diesel corridor that lead to breathing in lead that lead to my current condition, lead poisoning .
My heads full of lead.

Originally Posted by Digby Fantona

Originally Posted by Maanaam

I suggest you look into Avogadro's Law. And another law of gasses I can't recall which states that the molecules spread out evenly.

Total bollocks ! Equal volumes of gases contain the same number of molecules at the same temperature and pressure. Has absolutely nothing to do with the weight of the molecules and the way a specific gas disperses in another or group of other gases.

The second law of thermodynamics is not 'total bollocks'.

G=9.81 m/s2 is far too weak to overcome the force of entropy which tends to cause different gases in a free system to mix homogeneously.

To achieve any measurable gravitational separation you need to use a gas centrifuge.

Surely if there's one thing Digby Fontana knows about it must be gas?

Originally Posted by Looper

The second law of thermodynamics is not 'total bollocks'.

G=9.81 m/s2 is far too weak to overcome the force of entropy which tends to cause different gases in a free system to mix homogeneously.

To achieve any measurable gravitational separation you need to use a gas centrifuge.
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More bollocks, I'm afraid. Thermodynamics is relevant in everything but here you need to have a knowledge of diffusion before you know what you are talking about.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Surely if there's one thing Digby Fontana knows about it must be gas?

Please spell my name properly.

Originally Posted by Digby Fantona

More bollocks, I'm afraid.

Yes, coming from you.

Originally Posted by Digby Fantona

Thermodynamics is relevant in everything but here you need to have a knowledge of diffusion before you know what you are talking about.

Entropy causes gases to mix homogeneously. Otherwise known as ... diffusion. Gravity will not cause molecular separation into a concentration gradient as it is too weak.

If you increase the gravitational force using a centrifuge you can overcome the force of entropy.

Originally Posted by Looper

Gravity will not cause molecular separation into a concentration gradient as it is too weak.

Are you trying to imply that diesel exhaust fumes aren't heavier than the clean air we normally breath?

Originally Posted by Looper

Originally Posted by Digby Fantona

More bollocks, I'm afraid.

Yes, coming from you.

Originally Posted by Digby Fantona

Thermodynamics is relevant in everything but here you need to have a knowledge of diffusion before you know what you are talking about.

Entropy causes gases to mix homogeneously. Otherwise known as ... diffusion. Gravity will not cause molecular separation into a concentration gradient as it is too weak.

If you increase the gravitational force using a centrifuge you can overcome the force of entropy.

You are writing gibberish. This thread deals with the detrimental changes caused by a lack of diffusion of fumes. For my sins I had to study thermodynamics but I cannot remember Doctor Jones using Bangkok traffic as an example to explain anything.

Waiter, waiter, I have a fly in my soup.

Don't worry, entropy will kill it in time.

Originally Posted by Latindancer

The ENT-creature is having a manic day.
Best to just ignore it.

poor creature...sounds like excessive hemorrhoidal stimulation...

Originally Posted by Looper

If you increase the gravitational force using a centrifuge

That's impossible. Gravity doesn't work that way. Do you also believe in the luminiferous ether?

Originally Posted by DrB0bbyQutb

That's impossible

an extraordinary display of pedantry settles the argument...next!

^Yes, pedantry is the argumentational ace up bobby's sleeve. Of course a centrifuge is not actual gravity but acceleration. But then Einstein's general theory of relativity says that their is nothing to distinguish between the 2 from the perspective of something experiencing them, such as a gas molecule.

Originally Posted by ENT

Are you trying to imply that diesel exhaust fumes aren't heavier than the clean air we normally breath?

Just pointing out the interesting but counter-intuitive fact that gravity does not cause heavier gas molecules to 'settle' and separate from the rest of the air. If there is a higher concentration at ground level that is because they started out there and have not duffused yet.

Originally Posted by ENT

and the heavy exhausted gasses, which include NO, CO and CO2 travel outwards along roads and streets