I keep reading about the growing popularity of the electric motor car ,and how a survey of 10 year olds (bless) look forward to passing their driving tests,and choosing an electric car ,in a bid to save the planet from nasty car fumes . Now this stuff called electricity , pray tell ,does it grow on trees ,or do we have to burn millions of tons of coal, gas ,oil ,or radioactive stuff to make it , 8-) ,also watched the GMTV news one day this week ,(breakfast in bed ) and they said 75% of ambulance staff had been assualted by drunks ,along with a similar number of police officers . Various police chiefs are saying that drinking to excess is putting a massive strain on their resources ,along with staff in hospital casualty units , mindless acts of violence are carried out each and every night in London ,causing untold misery on all involved , then ,wait for it ,the government says it wants to push late night tubes ,so people can enjoy bars and clubs longer ,ie stay out longer and drink more ,you couldn't make it up folks
Hello all, I've made my biennial pilgrimage to AJB to discuss the new Bond film! ) But do I see that we are not discussing it on this thread yet?
In response to your comment above, always shaken, I would like to say this: Yes, we generate electricity in such ways that also cause pollution, but extracting and refining petrol also causes pollution so I think your comparison is a false one. Once the fuel is created, in the case of electricity no more pollution is caused, whereas petrol continues to pollute as it is used. Also, it is possible to generate electricity by means that don't cause pollution or harm the environment, the same is not true of petrol. Of course the current UK government is on a vendetta against such means of energy production (along with the NHS, BBC, British judicial system, all levels of education and just about everything else that is good about this country), but hopefully one day we will have the sense to stop destroying the planet unnecessarily!
Sorry, you pushed one of my buttons 8-)
JediM
Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice and everyone dies.
I think AS has a good point. For electrical cars to be really effective in combating pollution, the power must come from the right type of sources. In general Norway is not a front runner when it comes to protecting the envirorment, but now one in four cars sold in Oslo are letrical, and most the power comes from hydro power
Jedi master ,is of course correct, mother earth is slowly dying ,and if she goes ,then we are screwed big time , the latest Syrian exodus is going to look like a teddy bears picnic by comparison . I would happily get rid of my gas guzzling Beemer ,if and IF we had a proper alternative , .Yes electric cars are in the infancy stage ,and im sure and hope that by time my grand son can drive ,smelly old fossil fuel cars ,will be as funny as Laurel and Hardys car. But the bigger picture is ,that you have to pay for your plug in by card ?,This will lead to more government knowledge on mapping your movements ,the cash less society will take one step nearer ,so every one will have to pay tax ,and so they should no more back handers no more cash in hand ,total control .We will soon have a society like Star trek ,hey sign me up right now
I started a thread a while ago (not very popular it seems ) called my home town ,in which memb,ers were invited to send in pictures of where they lived ,as opposed to the usual glossy BOND locations that we get and all love .Any way I commented on the flora that we have growing here ,so close to London .Now to my surprise ,on my return from holiday ,our local paper The News Shopper ,(not quite the New York times) has run an article on a 15 foot boa constrictor snake found in our local park Now I know this is a big park complete with lake ,gardens ,all designed by one of capability Browns former apprentices ,but a huge killer snake lurking in the park wow.The park is called Danson park by the way .
Watched a good prog last night about the death of Adolf Hitler ,it seems he done himself with a PPK 8-) ,was that his personal weapon? ,or did he borrow it ? it just seems out of the 3 available side arms probably available amongst various officers ,GESTAPO ,SS, ect why he didn't choose a P38 or PO8 parabellum (Luger to me and you) to shoot himself ,or did he ??
Watched a good prog last night about the death of Adolf Hitler ,it seems he done himself with a PPK 8-) ,was that his personal weapon? ,or did he borrow it ? it just seems out of the 3 available side arms probably available amongst various officers ,GESTAPO ,SS, ect why he didn't choose a P38 or PO8 parabellum (Luger to me and you) to shoot himself ,or did he ??
He fled to South America and lived until the mid 60's (I love conspiracy theories )
Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
Hitler is believed to have owned several Walther PPK's, but the one he shot himself with is lost. It was probably taken by one of the last people to Escape the bunker or the Soviet soldiers that arrived later.
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I believe that the Walther PPK (created in 1934) was the standard issue firearm amongst the Gestapo/SS officers so it would be no surprise if Hitler used one to kill himself.
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Why are there so many people who register here or are registerd already (and have a post count of 2) that always ask if there are any news regarding a wardrobe item. If they would bother to read along, they would know! It's beginning to disturb me X-(
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Don't let that worry you, hth. Many people lurk here (as on most similar sites) + only sign in for something specific. It doesn't mean they're not enjoying the site- in some ways it's similar to a newspaper selling a million copies but having three million readers (as some of them claim).
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Why are there so many people who register here or are registerd already (and have a post count of 2) that always ask if there are any news regarding a wardrobe item. If they would bother to read along, they would know! It's beginning to disturb me X-(
Some people are only interested in certain items and it can be daunting to trawl through several pages (sometimes 60-70) so I can't really blame them for asking again...and AJB has such a great name now for finding information on items...and that's all down to its members -{
That's why - particularly in the clothing threads, we may be starting compendium threads - like I've done with the TF sunglasses.
Like Barbel and the other mod ( ) said - it can be difficult to find relevant information in a 200-page thread - particularly when they contain wrong info as well.
As much as I like AJB, I find Remmert's page much better in that regard.
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Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
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Or one of the myriad threads Higgybum opens up about it
In response to your comment above, always shaken, I would like to say this: Yes, we generate electricity in such ways that also cause pollution, but extracting and refining petrol also causes pollution so I think your comparison is a false one. Once the fuel is created, in the case of electricity no more pollution is caused, whereas petrol continues to pollute as it is used. Also, it is possible to generate electricity by means that don't cause pollution or harm the environment, the same is not true of petrol. Of course the current UK government is on a vendetta against such means of energy production (along with the NHS, BBC, British judicial system, all levels of education and just about everything else that is good about this country), but hopefully one day we will have the sense to stop destroying the planet unnecessarily!
Sorry, you pushed one of my buttons 8-)
JediM
His walking off the stage at Oslo, Norway reminded me of 'Elton John' in Rock Profile:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjPBVLuWj-g
Justin's best stage performance ever....
http://youtu.be/0e50vqY7Szo
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Scars of Dracula is 45 today -{
Also check out the amazing stuff I got signed in Blackpool by Paluzzi/Beswick/Munro etc
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00QS3NY1A?keywords=spectre%20blu&qid=1447235687&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
45 yrs since the premiere today , I wish he was still around
He fled to South America and lived until the mid 60's (I love conspiracy theories
a conspiracy show.
Some people are only interested in certain items and it can be daunting to trawl through several pages (sometimes 60-70) so I can't really blame them for asking again...and AJB has such a great name now for finding information on items...and that's all down to its members -{
Like Barbel and the other mod (
As much as I like AJB, I find Remmert's page much better in that regard.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
I think El Higgo's idea is good to sort these things out better
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
You persist in trying to provoke him, Mr Higgins. Usually when a man gets in his way....
Maybe I should only create new Spectre reviews in order to keep everybody happy? B-)
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
My advise hhow to keep your marriage happy - the key is humor!
So, I bought Mrs. Higgins a new fragrance - Hermes "Un jardin sur le Nil" (translates to "A garden above the Nile river")
She comes to me asking if she smells good and my reply was "oh yes, dear - smells like alligator sh*it"
I am sure that this has brightened her day
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Poor Hardyboy