He piddled with figs.
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Mr Kobayashi
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Don't jump into a conversation halfway through without catching up.
Octavian said no countries could be 100% renewable, I posted 10 that already are, he said Iceland doesn't cound it's all thermal (ignoring the other 9 because they didn't fit), I pointed out it's 75% hydro, which all countries can use.
Does it not reach a point where you think why bother?
Pigeon and chessboard...
I never said it was all thermal, I said a significant amount of their gas was.Don't jump into a conversation halfway through without catching up.
Octavian said no countries could be 100% renewable, I posted 10 that already are, he said Iceland doesn't cound it's all thermal (ignoring the other 9 because they didn't fit), I pointed out it's 75% hydro, which all countries can use.
I’m learning as I’m going here, I’m not pretending to be an authority on the subject
the blue panther
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More likely someone in a car will be killed by their impact, or in swerving to avoid their flattened bodies.Just watched this on the BBC and can't believe the police shut the bridge down due to "safety reasons".
Now I am sympathetic to the cause, however, I also believe it should be a "cross over this line and you do so at your own risk".
If they were to fall off from their hammocks, it wouldn't be a passing car or lorry that will kill them....
Still, I'm sure someone will upload it all on social media within minutes.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Yes I thought that.... but the chances of them falling are slim. I'd happily take the chance than be sat in hours of a traffic jam.More likely someone in a car will be killed by their impact, or in swerving to avoid their flattened bodies.
Still, I'm sure someone will upload it all on social media within minutes.
bluethrunthru
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urban genie
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My question is why is she wearing a high vis?
I am genuinely intrigued, only because you see so many people wear them nowadays in the daytime and I never know why half do if they are not fire marshals, on a construction site or on the railways
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Alan Harper's Tash
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So she doesn’t get run over when glued to a road? ;-)My question is why is she wearing a high vis?
I am genuinely intrigued
mancity2012_eamo
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Speaks better than that Truss woman.
bluethrunthru
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My question is why is she wearing a high vis?
I am genuinely intrigued, only because you sew so many people wear them nowadays in the daytime and I never know why half do if they are not fire marshals, on a construction site or on the railways
from what is clear on the news when they protest on roads they wear High Viz