Woz and Buzz to take Hydrogen Hummer to South Pole

How do you refuel a hydrogen powered hummer in all those latino countries? I mean even the diesel hummers get 10 mpg at best. (My friend has one) I can't image you could easily drive the length of Mexico without a refuel let alone the entire coast of South America.

"Driving an SUV across Antarctica is not Eco-friendly."

Well, you can't exactly do it in a Prius. Get off your high horse and let other people do what they want.

Apparently they have been hanging out a lot just look at this post http://addsomesoul.blogspot.com/2006/08/steve-wozniak-and-buzz-aldrin.html

I live and work in Antarctica. It seems that most of the comment leavers don't know anything about antarctica and the story as stated in the article doesn't seem plausible although not impossible. A few years ago some crazy people drove a six wheeled van from McMurdo to south pole.

Well, I guess that's one way to find Atlantis (and a rather economical one at that); use the weight of the Hummer to crack the ice covering the "lost" continent. Maybe they should pick up von Daniken on their way down there so they can all share a Coca-Cola with the fun-loving polar bears.

Just a correction:

Driving an SUV across Antarctica is not Eco-friendly. It is merely less Eco-harmful than driving a gas-powered vehicle.

"Eco-Friendly" and "Environmentally Friendly" are very misleading terms. Consuming less of a product than others is not environmentally friendly, just less environmentally harmful that some other options.

And there's nothing Eco-Friendly about a Hummer, unless it's recycled into bicycles or kayaks.

Woz, I want to go. If you read this I am serious! I want to go.

Also he will be using the umbrella on his head as a controller to drive the Hummer.

When they get to the south pole they will play a one-on-one polo match on their hydrogen powered Segways.

Mac Daddy? I don't recall Woz having anything to do with the development of the Mac. In fact, he led the "Apple II forever" drive at Apple. The original Macs had an IWM chip (Integrated Woz Machine) to handle floppy disk I/O named in honor or the Apple co-founder, but that is the extent of Woz's involvement with the Mac.