GreiginFife
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srixon 1
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Indulging in too much free drink at last night’s Xmas bash. (The actual one at Christmas never happened because the person responsible forgot to book the venue
). First hangover I’ve had for a very long time. Feeling like 
). First hangover I’ve had for a very long time. Feeling like 
jim8flog
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Bit late but
the weather for Europe
the weather for Europe
jim8flog
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Could be gout
jim8flog
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You can often find space save tyres for sale on ebay.Nail in new tyre causing puncture on motorway 3 hours from home!
On the upside... RAC were quick and efficient. Why don't cars have spares any more ?
One of the first thing I notice when looking a t another car (same make and model) was there was no space saver in the boot.
I had a hire car last year and it did not even have a jack or wheel brace.
No pain today so no idea what I’ve done
Jamesbrown
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Had a puncture few weeks back. No pump in my new car surprisingly. Missus has petrol variant of my old car which had a pump and tyre weld. Thought I’d get the pump out of hers. It had a spare! Absolutely fuming!Nail in new tyre causing puncture on motorway 3 hours from home!
On the upside... RAC were quick and efficient. Why don't cars have spares any more ?
Beezerk
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The carry on at a local football yesterday 
It’s going to end very badly
Masked men drive a HEARSE onto the pitch during a pre-season friendly
The hearse was driven onto the pitch at Dunston's UTS Stadium along with a second car, with both vehicles spinning around while leaflets were thrown from the windows in apparent protest.
www.dailymail.co.uk
It’s going to end very badly
Have you seen the flyers? It’s an interesting way to deal with such a precarious situation for sure.The carry on at a local football yesterday
Masked men drive a HEARSE onto the pitch during a pre-season friendly
The hearse was driven onto the pitch at Dunston's UTS Stadium along with a second car, with both vehicles spinning around while leaflets were thrown from the windows in apparent protest.www.dailymail.co.uk
It’s going to end very badly
Alan Clifford
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This old arcticle https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/18270734.14m-trees-cut-scotland-make-way-wind-farms/ talks of 14 million trees and points out they were a commercial crop. Not sure if they are the same trees as journalists are not very good about presenting the complete and relevant facts.
It's a brainless, thuggish, threatening, violent way. They have been watching too much TV.
Beezerk
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Yes, not sure what the link is to the local gangster family though.
I see Blyth Spartans have had their say, quality
That's quality from Blyth, fair play 
SwingsitlikeHogan
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The utterly, utterly 
weather
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SwingsitlikeHogan
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Dunno…what was the timescale the article was talking about? It‘ll be that one. But as it’s behind a paywall I can’t answer that.
However post #39,780 seems to provide an highly probable answer to the the question. Much commercial forestry has been felled, and in its place wind farms have been established. An excellent use of the deforested land if you ask me and something to celebrate.
ColchesterFC
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I'm not disagreeing with you as 90% of my current employment is in the construction of new wind farms so I'm massively in favour of them as they pay my mortgage, but surely an important question is, what was the wood from the commercial forestry used for and what is now replacing that wood? If the answer is that wood use has declined and we no longer need to use the land for that purpose then that's great, but if it was being burnt to generate electricity and we're now having to burn coal instead then it's not so great.
Red devil
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Passing out in Europe and we've got big coats on.The utterly, utterly
That's because of the wonderful work Just Say Oil have been doing in the UK. If they were present all over Europe, there would be no issue.
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That's the problem I have with these anti green articles is they play into the agendas of people who want to think everything we been doing for years is fine and the world will be fine.
Take solar farms "its s disgusting use of our land, a waste" yet if you look into them you still get use out of the land whilst getting green energy. They can still be used to keep for example sheep
Putting solar panels in grazing fields is good for sheep
Sheep living in pasture with solar panels benefit from shade in hot weather and more nutritious grass – and they stop weeds from growing on the panels
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Conspiracy theorists.
We have one at work
So far today we have had
(Someone's going to America, trump came up) thing is those riots weren't by trump supports just made to look like
Thing is about this heat wave is they saying it's 42 degree is actually 37 and the fires were started by people (true but the fact it's dry it goes mental)
Trans has been created to control people (I've switched off now to hear why the hell that one works)
I mean this guy used to be fully sensible yet COVID lock down he went full on tin foil hat
We have one at work
So far today we have had
(Someone's going to America, trump came up) thing is those riots weren't by trump supports just made to look like
Thing is about this heat wave is they saying it's 42 degree is actually 37 and the fires were started by people (true but the fact it's dry it goes mental)
Trans has been created to control people (I've switched off now to hear why the hell that one works)
I mean this guy used to be fully sensible yet COVID lock down he went full on tin foil hat
