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webtrekker

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  1. Not to mention giving us DEMOCRACY! I mean, what the hell did they think we were going to do with THAT!?
  2. http://www.activistpost.com/2015/12/article-claims-elite-plan-to-escape-to-mars-leave-99-of-us-on-dying-warring-planet.html
  3. Britain should be British, none of your foreign crap! I want to be able to walk in peace and without fear down Bedlington's good old Schalksmühle Road!
  4. No, that's not a misprint in the title! ... https://www.rt.com/uk/326090-british-troops-syria-isis/ There's no way I'd support any of our troops if they were to join forces with the Saudis. Murdering, backward, mysogenists.
  5. They're putting them in all over the bloody place. Horrible, bluish-white light, like all these new car headlights. I much prefer the old street lights, even given the light pollution they create. They make the town a warmer, friendlier place.
  6. Can we not have a few dangly wires with 20,000 volts going through them?
  7. That's fine Malcolm. I realise you're doing your best and that not all problems have a simple solution. Also, most solutions need to be funded and are in direct competition with other much-needed projects.
  8. Don't get me wrong, I know from my own experiences there are some terrible yobs in Bedlington hell bent on causing nothing but trouble, but I also understand the saying, 'The Devil finds work for idle hands.' Now, it may be that the offender was older, but my money would be on the younger ones floating around the town every night with nothing to do except cause mischief. What I'm driving at here is that Bedlington provides NO facilities to otherwise engage these young people. Isn't it about time this problem was properly addressed to give our young folk a town to be proud of?
  9. Oh yes there are! Charlie's (Chahals) have Creme Eggs on sale.
  10. I must admit, they cheer the old place up. The Christmas tree is particularly attractive. Well done all.
  11. You've done a grand job Vic. It's looking great again!
  12. Make no mistake, all these changes being forced upon us are in preparation for another World War. There is no call in peacetime for mass surveillance, secret courts, penalties for dissent, torture, rendition, or any of the myriad of other tactics now being employed by world governments. You can also add climate change into that mix.
  13. I saw the tree when it was fully lit and it is indeed a sight to behold. Well done! I'm sure 'normal' service' will be resumed as soon as possible.
  14. Take a Holy Bible and replace the cover with the cover from the Holy Quran. Now go onto the streets and read passages from the supposed 'Quran' to people and ask their opinions ...
  15. Well, good riddance to him! No doubt there'll be other ars*holes to fill his brogues though.
  16. Great stuff! Just goinna wait until it gets dark now and have a look at the Christmas tree and lights.
  17. ISIL, ISIS, IS and now DAESH. They say the morons don't like the DAESH name so that's why we're starting to use it. Soft shites! Why not simply call them FXXXXXXXS, or something similar, more appropriate to their actual actions.
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  18. Nice BUNS!
  19. I thought I'd watch the Christmas lights going on tonight on the webcam but it's failing to load. Anyone know if it will be on later? Thanks.
  20. Well, what more can I say. I'm all for the Scientific Method. Thanks for that.
  21. Your guess is as good as mine pilgrim. Anyway, to be on the safe side,I've given up drinking water. I just stick to beer and tea now!
  22. You've got to admire them though ........... they think up some damned good scams. I mean, Religion for one. Then there's the brilliant Fractional Reserve Banking, I love that one. Creatively adjusting the Libor rate left me totally in awe, while Saddam's mythical WMD's were the icing on the cake! Thank you Mr. Bliar! We live in fun times. Just keep swallowing the Fluoride and you'll be fine.
  23. The UK are sending 8 aircraft to bomb Syria. Whaaaaat!!! The WHOLE EIGHT! How the hell are we going to defend our own country from the Terrorist backlash now? Oh, silly me. I forgot about the spotty gamers flying the drones. Maybe we'll see some of these over good old Blighty now. Mind you, with half a country full of Terrorist Sympathisers, they'll have a job knowing who to vaporise first!
  24. Haha! Here's the COP-21 logo ... And here's the Comedy Central logo ...
  25. Alarmists might like to consider this too, though I doubt they will ... If all the world's leading nations stick to the carbon-reduction commitments they will make in Paris this week, then they will stave off "global warming†by the end of this century by 0.170 degrees C. Oh – and that's the optimistic scenario, calculated by Bjorn Lomborg, assuming that countries like, say, China don't lie or cheat about how much CO2 they're burning secretly. His more pessimistic – ie more realistic – scenario is that the best we can hope for is a reduction in global warming by the end of the century of 0.048 degrees C. This temperature reduction – five hundredths of one degree – is so small as to be almost immeasurable. But if you want to know what it feels like, Willis Eschenbach has done the calculations. It's the equivalent of walking five metres higher up a mountain. Or, if you prefer, climbing two flights of stairs. And there you have it: the lunacy of the Paris climate conference in one sentence: $1.5 trillion every year till the end of the century to effect the equivalent of walking to your bedroom.
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