1938 Packard

Actually, this is free stuff. My employer provides extra goodies from an online catalog. Other items include a Bissell vacuum cleaner, a pair of 6x9 Pioneer speakers, a 36 inch HDTV, a Blu Ray player, a Blue Tooth capable phonograph, a 19 inch HDTV with built in DVD player and a 120v emergency back up battery.

It could be used as an amp, with its guitar and mic port. The lights in the middle of the speaker can be turned off. They're just decoration. It also has an FM receiver, flash drive port and micro SD slot.

"Do the Clinton" by the Foremen

You'll always know what's watt.

Yes, this is my review. If you want specific details, I'll refer to the owner manual. Frequency range: 30 hz to 20khz

Product review: Authentic bass reflection system, crossover network and cone tweeter combine to provide full range sound without muddiness or crackling high notes. Very long charging time, recommended in the instructions as twelve hours. Mic input with optional reverb. Equalizer presets make it ideal for jazz, disco or doo wop.

If the batteries burn out, you can still run it on AC.

If it's such a piece of shit, why is it catalog priced at over $150 from some online retailers?

The buzzing you hear from car stereo installations usually comes from a poor seal on the trunk lid, not the speaker. Got a buzz? Try tightening the trunk seal.

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Book cases? We have a selection of over thirty styles.

They've gone to Betson's twelve hour furniture blow out sale, going on right now! Save on living room sets, bedroom sets and more. Get a reclining massage chair, originally listed at $859, now just $639. You can use our easy credit plan and pay no interest for six months. Hurry, because this sale is almost over!

You mean... Huge Hefty is gone? Will Donald Trump place a bid on the mansion?

I might take that someplace.

I'm giving this one to bnmjy, just for answering without the insults.

Actually, I didn't until bnmjy explained it here. I was missing the part about oxygen being added from surrounding air. Bnmjy put it all in perspective.

A condom has enough holes already, right out of the package.

This time, a reasoned answer was produced and I'm astounded.

So, the oxygen is sucked out of the air and added to the carbon? That's a reasonable explanation. You're saying the carbon dioxide is not a direct extract of the coal alone. I like your logic. You win.

I don't personally believe that an extracted byproduct is ever going to outweigh the original product. I wanted to hear people tripping over themselves in some attempt at making it so.

You're right, they are solid particles that float in the air. To be fair, how much carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide are produced by burning the cigs?

So, if I burn a pack of cigarettes, it will produce two and a half pounds of tar and nicotine?

I was referring to one of my younger brothers. He's a chemical engineer, currently employed by Exxon.

So, if I pass your explanation to chemical engineer, he''ll endorse it?

"For every tonne of coal burned, approximately 2.5 tonnes of CO2e are produced" Umm... burned coal produces two and a half times its original weight in gasses? Anyway, here's the article I'm quoting. https://whatsyourimpact.org/greenhouse-gases/carbon-dioxide-emissions Or, is there a different standard of weight measure for gasses than solids?