Sep 20 2007UK To Build Wave Powered Generator
The UK has approved the construction of the Wave Hub, which will be the first full-scale wave powered generator in the world. It looks like an underwater level from Mario Bros., but it actually generates electricity. Located off the coast of Cornwall, it may one day generate enough energy for 7,500 households and save 300,000 tons of carbon dioxide in 25 years. Which is impressive, but if they installed this thing in my waterbed I could power at least 10,000 homes. Because, you know, I swim in bed. Okay fine, I masturbate a lot. Practically nonstop.
UK To Build Wave Powered Generator [uberreview]
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Reader Comments
1. First - September 20, 2007 5:00 PM
First you n00blings!
2. Cockamn - September 20, 2007 10:17 PM
Ma panis
3. Spartacus - September 21, 2007 2:45 AM
You can keep your visually unappealing wind farms, this is the future my friends. And i'm not being sarcastic, really I'm not at all. Not even then.
4. farming cacti - September 21, 2007 3:01 AM
this writer still sucks.
"so here's some old news that you guys probably found on the sites that I look at to get new material. and it's uh, well/you know/um something I can nonsensically connect to my fat, ugly girlfriend/wife...but you know, maybe I'll just talk about my dingaling/ding dong and make the same joke over and over. you'll laugh."
go kill yourself, everyone.
5. Ted - September 21, 2007 4:09 AM
Wooo Yeah Cornwall baby! Thats where I liiiiiive. Highfive.
6. crash - September 21, 2007 4:42 AM
some more latest stuff for you to post
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7. Nathan - September 21, 2007 6:08 AM
"which will be the first full-scale wave powered generator in the world"
There is already a full scale wave powered generator in Wollongong (South of Sydney). It been running and contributing to the the power grid for at least 5 years.
8. nick - April 30, 2009 1:07 PM
need more info ..........