I don't think the creationist's are that vocal, it's the huge number of people who mock them. Through our mocking we give these nut cases much undeserved publicity.
I don't know what the answer is (I'm not your god). If we ignore the nutters they will carry on 'teaching' negative ideas and when they are exposed, they blame some book called the Bible. Nutters.
I was about to give you a positive moderation, probably 'insightful', but you couldn't resist attacking our politicians. I know quite a few MP's and they are not spineless, self serving* or even conniving.
I don't know what the minimum turbine density is? or even how far away from the coast they can be placed?
I would have prefered that the BBC had reported the area needed and the amount of land and sea available. Then we can visualise needing to use an area the size of Wales or Stonehenge.
It didn't make much sense to me when I read it, but then I know some fish eating vegans and vegetarians. The vegans claim fish can't feel pain, because they have no central nervous system and the vegetarian hates fish and wants them all to die ASAP, he's quite amusing.
Fifteen years ago I found out that I had inherited Ankylosing Spondylitis from my father. I saw the pain that he suffered from and I know that I will one day also have similar problems. I took the decision that I wouldn't have any children, it hasn't been easy. I've lost several potential wives in recent years, which I greatly regret.
I heard a programme on the BBC Radio 4, one afternnon on the way home from work. It's a weekly 30 minute science show, this week three scientist were bubbling with enthusiasm over an RNA fix for DNA problems. It sounded like science fiction. I've not heard anything about it since.
> you can always dig it up later if you need it.
It's not if, but when you need it again. If you've burried it deep enough you'll be able to re-use it after the enemy has fired its nukes. Don't forget to include a spare tinfoil hat.
My son once called me five times in the space of four minutes when I was in a meeting and couldn't answer.
You were in a meeting with your mobile switched on? You could have muted its bell or are you the boss?
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Couldn't the engineers add a little up-ramp at the end of the runway, very much like Thunderbirds.
I wish the internet was available when I was growing up, but instead I grew up isolated on a farm.
Kids today are very fortunate.
Then call your self OpenVistA (note the big A), I assumed you were touting an 'open' copy of MS Vista.
1. Create an expensive prototype flying laser
2. Drop safety glasses upon the enemy
3. Instant propaganda
4. Somebody wins!
Until recently, Iraq was a socialist state without any democracy. We have to thank the UK/USA alliance for the restoration of democracy.
Don't forget, democracy X costs. Where X has a broad range of ideals.
I hope you don't suck at love3.
I don't think the creationist's are that vocal, it's the huge number of people who mock them. Through our mocking we give these nut cases much undeserved publicity.
I don't know what the answer is (I'm not your god). If we ignore the nutters they will carry on 'teaching' negative ideas and when they are exposed, they blame some book called the Bible. Nutters.
I was about to give you a positive moderation, probably 'insightful', but you couldn't resist attacking our politicians. I know quite a few MP's and they are not spineless, self serving* or even conniving.
I don't know what the minimum turbine density is? or even how far away from the coast they can be placed?
I would have prefered that the BBC had reported the area needed and the amount of land and sea available. Then we can visualise needing to use an area the size of Wales or Stonehenge.
* except for the current MP in Hove
I think the answer you are looking for is 42.
If you believe the data in 'An Inconvenient Truth' then this plan is working and your population is stagnating.
It sounds to me that you have a stable country without any significant issues, or is your democratic process corrupt?
In the UK we don't use rubbers, we start again with a virgin sheet.
It didn't make much sense to me when I read it, but then I know some fish eating vegans and vegetarians. The vegans claim fish can't feel pain, because they have no central nervous system and the vegetarian hates fish and wants them all to die ASAP, he's quite amusing.
Did that ever work? It worked in a film - Wargames, but what about in real life?
Fifteen years ago I found out that I had inherited Ankylosing Spondylitis from my father. I saw the pain that he suffered from and I know that I will one day also have similar problems. I took the decision that I wouldn't have any children, it hasn't been easy. I've lost several potential wives in recent years, which I greatly regret. I heard a programme on the BBC Radio 4, one afternnon on the way home from work. It's a weekly 30 minute science show, this week three scientist were bubbling with enthusiasm over an RNA fix for DNA problems. It sounded like science fiction. I've not heard anything about it since.
I've heard that some people can get blood from a stone, so maybe rocks can fulfil there contractual obligations and pay up.
Where do I sign up, I'll even bring my own tools. Please, BBC give me the chance to wipe Top Gear.
Will Duran Duran or Take That become culturally significant sometime in the future? What about Hawkwind or Fairport Convention?
Where do I add the extra leg?
> you can always dig it up later if you need it.
It's not if, but when you need it again. If you've burried it deep enough you'll be able to re-use it after the enemy has fired its nukes. Don't forget to include a spare tinfoil hat.
Such an insight is worthy of being modded :)
My radios got tubes, nice warm glowing tubes. They make me feel nice.
You were in a meeting with your mobile switched on? You could have muted its bell or are you the boss?
Or is it a Chuckie Egg problem?
That would be http://www.kuro5hin.org/ with an h.