Has the war made life in the US incredibly expensive as well? (Page 8/8) Patrick SEP 09, 07:52 PM quote Originally posted by ray b: .07+ fuel adj 10 a K under 1000K and.08 + different fuel rate for a total of 0.12 over the 1000k base That seems quite reasonable. Electrical rates are rather low here as electricity is generated by large hydro-electric dams. How is electricity generated in Florida? ray b SEP 10, 08:34 AM nuke is near by as we get the once a month test for a nuke warning siren was coal long ago then oil now gas if the nukes are not enough maryjane SEP 10, 11:45 AM Don't worry Ray. Better days are coming. I know, the gubment said so way back when.. ray b SEP 10, 12:55 PM YES AND IN 20 more years fusion power or 40 or 60 or 80 current count nuke are safe only killed on guy I knew he hot jumped too many times [with fake IDs] the crocks are big down by the plant we have in addition to the gaiters we have the only USA salt water crock's but the gaiters stay in the fresh waters fred is back at black point [a huge crock] by the boat ramp maryjane SEP 11, 01:23 AM I used to catch some nice big red fish at a coal powered plant's cooling lake in West Texas until the plant went down one winter and they all died from the cold water. They never re-stocked it and the plant closed for good about 5 years ago