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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 27 Jun 19 4.49pm
Originally posted by palace_in_frogland If it won’t light, a couple of old car tyres are good for getting it going. Thanks for the heads up. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 27 Jun 19 4.49pm

Originally posted by palace_in_frogland

If it won’t light, a couple of old car tyres are good for getting it going.

Thanks for the heads up.

Red and Blue Army!

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becky over the moon 27 Jun 19 7.09pm
Originally posted by YT I would never have guessed that you were old, Becky. Old enough to have done my marching for a better future with the CND on the old Aldermaston to London ones...... now they were fun ! Oh the memories of a mis-spent youth in a duffle coat....... A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 27 Jun 19 7.09pm

Originally posted by YT

I would never have guessed that you were old, Becky.

Old enough to have done my marching for a better future with the CND on the old Aldermaston to London ones...... now they were fun !

Oh the memories of a mis-spent youth in a duffle coat.......

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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cryrst The garden of England 27 Jun 19 8.25pm
Originally posted by sitdownstandup you could go and support both marches -veterans were fighting for future generations and so are climate protestors. Or fighting for something that still has no concrete evidence that its man made.
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The garden of England 27 Jun 19 8.25pm

Originally posted by sitdownstandup

you could go and support both marches -veterans were fighting for future generations and so are climate protestors.

Or fighting for something that still has no concrete evidence that its man made.

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Hrolf The Ganger 27 Jun 19 10.12pm
I have tried so hard ignore this thread. There is only one solution to environmental issues. You know what I will say next. By the way. Has anyone wondered if global warming might actually be better than the next Ice Age? We are probably f***ed either way but at least with warming, us folks in the north have half a chance. The biggest problem we will have will be refugees. Oh, and having to install lots of air conditioning.
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I have tried so hard ignore this thread.

There is only one solution to environmental issues.

You know what I will say next.

By the way. Has anyone wondered if global warming might actually be better than the next Ice Age?

We are probably f***ed either way but at least with warming, us folks in the north have half a chance.

The biggest problem we will have will be refugees.

Oh, and having to install lots of air conditioning.

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cryrst The garden of England 28 Jun 19 1.19pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger I have tried so hard ignore this thread. There is only one solution to environmental issues. You know what I will say next. By the way. Has anyone wondered if global warming might actually be better than the next Ice Age? We are probably f***ed either way but at least with warming, us folks in the north have half a chance. The biggest problem we will have will be refugees. Oh, and having to install lots of air conditioning. Which ironically needs a great amount of electricity to operate. But an ice age. Now at least when we are all forced to be veggies freezing our nuts off there will be plenty of leather and sheepskin coats to go round. What else ould you do with millions of dead animals. Climate change what a load of old bollox.
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The garden of England 28 Jun 19 1.19pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

I have tried so hard ignore this thread.

There is only one solution to environmental issues.

You know what I will say next.

By the way. Has anyone wondered if global warming might actually be better than the next Ice Age?

We are probably f***ed either way but at least with warming, us folks in the north have half a chance.

The biggest problem we will have will be refugees.

Oh, and having to install lots of air conditioning.

Which ironically needs a great amount of electricity to operate.
But an ice age.
Now at least when we are all forced to be veggies freezing our nuts off there will be plenty of leather and sheepskin coats to go round.
What else ould you do with millions of dead animals.
Climate change what a load of old bollox.

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Hrolf The Ganger 28 Jun 19 1.59pm
Originally posted by cryrst Which ironically needs a great amount of electricity to operate. But an ice age. Now at least when we are all forced to be veggies freezing our nuts off there will be plenty of leather and sheepskin coats to go round. What else ould you do with millions of dead animals. Climate change what a load of old bollox. I think you would find an ice age unsurvivable with all the fur coats in the world. Other than the glaciers and low temperatures, the other problem with an ice age is that it creates a mega drought which will probably kill millions alone. Global warming? Pah!
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28 Jun 19 1.59pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Which ironically needs a great amount of electricity to operate.
But an ice age.
Now at least when we are all forced to be veggies freezing our nuts off there will be plenty of leather and sheepskin coats to go round.
What else ould you do with millions of dead animals.
Climate change what a load of old bollox.

I think you would find an ice age unsurvivable with all the fur coats in the world.
Other than the glaciers and low temperatures, the other problem with an ice age is that it creates a mega drought which will probably kill millions alone.

Global warming? Pah!

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EverybodyDannsNow SE19 28 Jun 19 2.21pm
Originally posted by cryrst Which ironically needs a great amount of electricity to operate. But an ice age. Now at least when we are all forced to be veggies freezing our nuts off there will be plenty of leather and sheepskin coats to go round. What else ould you do with millions of dead animals. Climate change what a load of old bollox. 44 degrees in mainland Europe is entirely normal for this time of year right? I’m sure we’ve had this discussion before; to question the extent of climate change is valid, to question its existence is just a denial of fact (as in man-made acceleration of climate change).
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Originally posted by cryrst

44 degrees in mainland Europe is entirely normal for this time of year right?

I’m sure we’ve had this discussion before; to question the extent of climate change is valid, to question its existence is just a denial of fact (as in man-made acceleration of climate change).

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becky over the moon 28 Jun 19 2.31pm
Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow 44 degrees in mainland Europe is entirely normal for this time of year right? I’m sure we’ve had this discussion before; to question the extent of climate change is valid, to question its existence is just a denial of fact (as in man-made acceleration of climate change). Probably in part down to all those Frenchies and Italians eating cheese and garlic and farting A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 28 Jun 19 2.31pm

Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow

44 degrees in mainland Europe is entirely normal for this time of year right?

I’m sure we’ve had this discussion before; to question the extent of climate change is valid, to question its existence is just a denial of fact (as in man-made acceleration of climate change).

Probably in part down to all those Frenchies and Italians eating cheese and garlic and farting

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 28 Jun 19 3.16pm
Originally posted by becky Probably in part down to all those Frenchies and Italians eating cheese and garlic and farting But you would think that might be alleviated by their hand movements. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 28 Jun 19 3.16pm

Originally posted by becky

Probably in part down to all those Frenchies and Italians eating cheese and garlic and farting

But you would think that might be alleviated by their hand movements.

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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 28 Jun 19 3.55pm
Originally posted by becky Probably in part down to all those Frenchies and Italians eating cheese and garlic and farting Hiya becky, we are in Alicante atm, thats Benidorms Airport for those that have no idea, anyhoo, it is currently 39°c. Not humid, just very hot. This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.
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On The Road To Hell & Alicante 28 Jun 19 3.55pm

Originally posted by becky

Probably in part down to all those Frenchies and Italians eating cheese and garlic and farting

Hiya becky, we are in Alicante atm, thats Benidorms Airport for those that have no idea, anyhoo, it is currently 39°c. Not humid, just very hot.

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

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ChrisGC Wantage 28 Jun 19 5.02pm
All these dirty climate change spastics banging on about being carbon neutral by 2025, so what then? We all drive about in electric vehicles powered by li(thium)-ion, a market dominated by China. Great. Let's be reliant on those maniacs rather than Saudi oil. Frying and fire springs to mind. Nothing environmentally friendly about its extraction either, might as well be burning coal ffs. It's all just buzz words and hot air. Where the 2010s were all about signalling your virtue by being ok with LGBTQRSTU whatever, pollution is going to be the key vehicle of the 2020s virtue signaller. Stop giving the disposal/recycling contracts to third world nations (that includes half the EU) as they tip it straight in the sea, and whack China with tariffs until they take emission limits seriously. World saved. Don't know why we keep flaying ourselves.
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Wantage 28 Jun 19 5.02pm

All these dirty climate change spastics banging on about being carbon neutral by 2025, so what then?

We all drive about in electric vehicles powered by li(thium)-ion, a market dominated by China. Great. Let's be reliant on those maniacs rather than Saudi oil. Frying and fire springs to mind.

Nothing environmentally friendly about its extraction either, might as well be burning coal ffs.

It's all just buzz words and hot air. Where the 2010s were all about signalling your virtue by being ok with LGBTQRSTU whatever, pollution is going to be the key vehicle of the 2020s virtue signaller.

Stop giving the disposal/recycling contracts to third world nations (that includes half the EU) as they tip it straight in the sea, and whack China with tariffs until they take emission limits seriously.

World saved. Don't know why we keep flaying ourselves.

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Hrolf The Ganger 28 Jun 19 5.43pm
Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow 44 degrees in mainland Europe is entirely normal for this time of year right? I’m sure we’ve had this discussion before; to question the extent of climate change is valid, to question its existence is just a denial of fact (as in man-made acceleration of climate change). I'm not sure about that, but in any case, what is certain is that climate changes whatever man does. This little window of perfect climate will not last forever and mankind will face a fight for survival, be it in 50 years or 1000 years. It is highly likely that the next ice age will begin within the next 1500 years but no one can predict what effect the supposed man made warming will have on that cycle. Humans in Northern Europe and North America might all be spared the worst. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (28 Jun 2019 5.44pm)
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28 Jun 19 5.43pm

Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow

44 degrees in mainland Europe is entirely normal for this time of year right?

I’m sure we’ve had this discussion before; to question the extent of climate change is valid, to question its existence is just a denial of fact (as in man-made acceleration of climate change).

I'm not sure about that, but in any case, what is certain is that climate changes whatever man does. This little window of perfect climate will not last forever and mankind will face a fight for survival, be it in 50 years or 1000 years.
It is highly likely that the next ice age will begin within the next 1500 years but no one can predict what effect the supposed man made warming will have on that cycle.

Humans in Northern Europe and North America might all be spared the worst.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (28 Jun 2019 5.44pm)

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