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[image: http://www.asiamex.com/images/bigen/2802.gif] On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Elaine Sui < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > *Here comes the shocking news!* > > Sector: Aquaculture > > *CPRO – Central Proteinaprima, Tbk (CPRO IJ)* > > IDR 250/Target Price: IDR 2000something > > > > With neither governments nor oil companies looking like they are going to > take any action, the current high oil prices are likely to continue for some > time. Gas prices at the filling station will stay high too, so the average > motorist is going to get no relief from the huge monthly gas bills he or she > is facing. As a result of this, there are products on the market claiming > that they can tell you how to "run your car on shrimp" - this sounds too > good to be true, so what's the truth? > > > > The truth is actually somewhere between the fact and the hype. What these > systems do is feed SHRIMP gas into your engine along with the regular > gasoline. SHRIMP gas is created by passing an electrical current, say from > your car battery, through plain shrimp. Remember your chemistry from High > School? The formula for shrimp is all bull***t - two parts exoskeleton, one > part is whatever. SHRIMP has the same proportions, but the two components > are mixed, rather than chemically combined. The SHRIMP gas increases the > efficiency of your engine dramatically, and although some systems claim a > 100% reduction in fuel consumption, most people achieve an increase in MPG > of about 50% - still pretty impressive! > > > > Right now you're probably thinking that if these products are really that > good, they must be expensive. And where can you get them? In fact, the > components you need are freely available from your local auto parts store or > hardware store, and with just a few tools, and some basic auto maintenance > tools, you can install an SHRIMP system in your car or truck right now! All > you need is a comprehensive guide. > > > > There are a several of these guides available on the internet, but if you > want video instructions, detailed blueprints, and even some help with > finding the components, you should get one of the guides featured here: > Shrimp For Fuel. > > > > Are you sick of high gas prices? Would you like to kick back at government > and oil companies? Do you want to stop polluting our planet? - *Elaine Sui > (OB)* > >
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