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[Nvyseal]

images/news/generic.jpgHow a Beverly Hills doctor powered his SUV using his patients' spare tires.

Liposuctioning unwanted blubber out of pampered Los Angelenos may not seem like a dream job, but it has its perks. Free fuel is one of them.

For a time, Beverly Hills doctor Craig Alan Bittner turned the fat he removed from patients into biodiesel that fueled his Ford SUV and his girlfriend's Lincoln Navigator.

Using fat to fuel cars might be environmentally friendly, but it's definitely illegal in California to use human medical waste to power vehicles, and Bittner is being investigated by the state's public health department.

Although it's unclear when Bittner started and stopped making fat fuel or how he made it, his activities came to light after recent lawsuits filed by patients that allege he allowed his assistant and his girlfriend to perform surgeries without a medical license

Forbes

[highlander]

Did you post on the wrong forums??? what does this have to do with x64bit????

fat was encoded in x64?? LOL!!!!

[Nvyseal]

highlander, on Dec 22 2008, 11:32 AM, said:

Did you post on the wrong forums??? what does this have to do with x64bit????

fat was encoded in x64?? LOL!!!!

This is what happens when you take technology too far. Next we'll have bacon bio diesel

[Camaro]

Nvyseal, on Dec 22 2008, 01:37 PM, said:

This is what happens when you take technology too far. Next we'll have bacon bio diesel

Already do actually, the fat from chickens and other animals is converted to biodiesel just like veg oil is.

http://e85.whipnet.n...animal.fat.html


Though reading that it says biodiesel cost about a dollar more per gallon then diesel, which is total bs, it cost less then .77 cents to make, the cost of the oil that is another story.

Edited by Camaro, 22 December 2008 - 09:16 PM.