EU to limit use of crop-based biofuels

[Beau Stockard]

Not really max; but as Erich Segal said in "Love Story",

Love is never having to say you're sorry

So, in your case you must be trying Too Hard, buddy.

[max1]

Its not hard to point out when you are being an ass, and not reading posts.

[Beau Stockard]

Its not hard to point out when you are being an ass, and not reading posts.

Don't apologize ,buddy for making a few faux pas; we all make them at times. The issue that you keep complaining about is, like I said, small fish. Carry on, pal. Bigger fish are just out beyond the farther whirl of the river's current. Cast your rod on a four count rhythm between 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock ; the rest will be your own mastering of an art form.

[EpicWin]

[max1]

using this fo' mah face book

[Beau Stockard]

Hey max , you should use for your facebook something more truthful than what EpicWin gave you. Like This:

[max1]

See!! damn liberal hippies always tryin to tell me whats best for me....

[Beau Stockard]

See!! damn liberal hippies always tryin to tell me whats best for me....

You're deep down one of us max,so don't be dissin' on yourself,brother. What's that in your back pocket? A paperback copy of Thomas Pynchon's ,"The Crying of Lot 49" ?

[max1]

lol

[Jessica]

This was timely and interesting to me - I just did a case study with one of my classes about GM foods and how countries fear or embrace them, and how that, in turn, has effected crop prices. European countries were some of the leading nations that boycotted genetically modified crops. Many countries banned the import and growth of any crops that had been modified, even just to ward off frost of insects. Then, when oil prices went up and many countries started using corn for ethanol, the price of non-GM corn went way up - sometimes $100 or more per ton - and created scarcity of the crop. All of the sudden, those bans were lifted and European nations started buying GM corn by the metric ton.

Now, they're limiting their crop-based biofuel, because the price of it is going up due to a drought here in the US that affected corn prices. It's all a numbers game.