Weapons of Mass Destruction
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Michael P Butler wrote: This has been a party political broadcast on behalf of the Green party :cool: Michael P Butler wrote: Oil Sadly true, but it's the human greed (and laziness - lets face it, bicycles would do the job), not the oil that's causing our own destruction :| Baah humbug - all these depressing posts aren't helping the week along at all! :rose:
A pack of geeks, pale and skinny, feeling a bit pumped and macho after a morning of strenuous mouse clicking and dragging, arriving en masse at the gym. They carefully reset the machines to the lowest settings, offer to spot for each other on the 5 lb dumbells, and rediscover the art of macrame while attempting to jump rope. -Roger Wright on my colleagues and I going to gym each day at lunch
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Saddam does have access to a weapon of mass destruction - Oil Lets face it, oil and the things it powers have been destroying our environment for years. Not to mention the number of lives lost fighting over it. This has been a party political broadcast on behalf of the Green party ;-) Michael The avalanche has started, it's too late for the pebbles to vote.
Michael P Butler wrote: Saddam does have access to a weapon of mass destruction - Oil Lets face it, oil and the things it powers have been destroying our environment for years. Not to mention the number of lives lost fighting over it. But you forget. Saddam is just the supplier. Who is the biggest user of this weapon of mass destruction? Ahhhh! ;) ;P
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africalauren wrote: theyre making a movie about me "confessions of a dangerous bitch" (hey! she said it, not me)
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But how did it get there? :(
A pack of geeks, pale and skinny, feeling a bit pumped and macho after a morning of strenuous mouse clicking and dragging, arriving en masse at the gym. They carefully reset the machines to the lowest settings, offer to spot for each other on the 5 lb dumbells, and rediscover the art of macrame while attempting to jump rope. -Roger Wright on my colleagues and I going to gym each day at lunch
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Michael P Butler wrote: Saddam does have access to a weapon of mass destruction - Oil Lets face it, oil and the things it powers have been destroying our environment for years. Not to mention the number of lives lost fighting over it. But you forget. Saddam is just the supplier. Who is the biggest user of this weapon of mass destruction? Ahhhh! ;) ;P
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africalauren wrote: theyre making a movie about me "confessions of a dangerous bitch" (hey! she said it, not me)
Cars! My god! They're conspiring against us! -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
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But how did it get there? :(
A pack of geeks, pale and skinny, feeling a bit pumped and macho after a morning of strenuous mouse clicking and dragging, arriving en masse at the gym. They carefully reset the machines to the lowest settings, offer to spot for each other on the 5 lb dumbells, and rediscover the art of macrame while attempting to jump rope. -Roger Wright on my colleagues and I going to gym each day at lunch
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Cars! My god! They're conspiring against us! -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
more specifically, US cars. the US consumes 1/4 of the world's energy, most of that as oil, while only comprising 5% of the total population. -c
Zzzzz...
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more specifically, US cars. the US consumes 1/4 of the world's energy, most of that as oil, while only comprising 5% of the total population. -c
Zzzzz...
Wow, someone should tell them. They'll want to sort that out before someone gets the impression that they really don't care -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
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more specifically, US cars. the US consumes 1/4 of the world's energy, most of that as oil, while only comprising 5% of the total population. -c
Zzzzz...
Chris Losinger wrote: more specifically, US cars. and SUVs included!!
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Cars! My god! They're conspiring against us! -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
I've heared it said that car's are anti-people, esp. by RTS http://rts.gn.apc.org/[^]
Dylan
Boycott Bush
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more specifically, US cars. the US consumes 1/4 of the world's energy, most of that as oil, while only comprising 5% of the total population. -c
Zzzzz...
Chris Losinger wrote: the US consumes 1/4 of the world's energy, most of that as oil, while only comprising 5% of the total population. I wonder how much of that energy consumption is used to create export goods that the rest of us consume? Would be curious to know.
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africalauren wrote: theyre making a movie about me "confessions of a dangerous bitch" (hey! she said it, not me)
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Wow, someone should tell them. They'll want to sort that out before someone gets the impression that they really don't care -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
benjymous wrote: the impression that they really don't care But they do. They care so much they are sending their own boys and girls half way around the world to another country to turn it into a better place. So much love for other ideas they have.
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africalauren wrote: theyre making a movie about me "confessions of a dangerous bitch" (hey! she said it, not me)
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more specifically, US cars. the US consumes 1/4 of the world's energy, most of that as oil, while only comprising 5% of the total population. -c
Zzzzz...
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More reason for us all to drive Segways... :rolleyes:
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Shog9 The siren sings a lonely song - of all the wants and hungers The lust of love a brute desire - the ledge of life goes under
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Michael P Butler wrote: This has been a party political broadcast on behalf of the Green party :cool: Michael P Butler wrote: Oil Sadly true, but it's the human greed (and laziness - lets face it, bicycles would do the job), not the oil that's causing our own destruction :| Baah humbug - all these depressing posts aren't helping the week along at all! :rose:
A pack of geeks, pale and skinny, feeling a bit pumped and macho after a morning of strenuous mouse clicking and dragging, arriving en masse at the gym. They carefully reset the machines to the lowest settings, offer to spot for each other on the 5 lb dumbells, and rediscover the art of macrame while attempting to jump rope. -Roger Wright on my colleagues and I going to gym each day at lunch
Megan Forbes wrote: lets face it, bicycles would do the job In a lot of cases, most certainly. Janina's dad got a bicycle awhile back, started riding it to work everyday instead of taking his car. Then one day a bus veered into him... luckily he was ok. The next day he went outside, opened his garage and got into his 3.0 litre Honda. Decided cars are safer when everyone else is also driving a car :) I am trying to decide between a surf ski... or a mountain bike. If I get the bike then I can ride to work (we have a shower in the office so that is no problem.) But the surf ski would be fantastic for taking photographs off, of the coast... lol. I wish the public transport was better here, I would use it (like I do when in London) then.
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africalauren wrote: theyre making a movie about me "confessions of a dangerous bitch" (hey! she said it, not me)
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More reason for us all to drive Segways... :rolleyes:
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Shog9 The siren sings a lonely song - of all the wants and hungers The lust of love a brute desire - the ledge of life goes under
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Fazlul Kabir wrote: CA banned that in their cities, can't remember exactly why though. Concern over public safety. 'cause, CA is famous for being the safest place on earth, and they wouldn't want to risk that on a 30MPh scooter... :rolleyes:
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Shog9 The siren sings a lonely song - of all the wants and hungers The lust of love a brute desire - the ledge of life goes under
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Because it doesn't run on petrol? -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
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Because it doesn't run on petrol? -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
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San Fran, and other cities, have banned their use on sidewalks because a Segway is too quiet, too fast and therefore too dangerous. you're not allowed to ride bikes on the sidewalks either, for the same reason. http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/ptech/01/20/segway.ban.ap/index.html -c
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Chris Losinger wrote: the US consumes 1/4 of the world's energy, most of that as oil, while only comprising 5% of the total population. I wonder how much of that energy consumption is used to create export goods that the rest of us consume? Would be curious to know.
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africalauren wrote: theyre making a movie about me "confessions of a dangerous bitch" (hey! she said it, not me)