ADB
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Apparently that’s what the dinosaurs told each other at the time
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And it is still here and still fine despite our best efforts.
ADB
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But where are the dinosaurs
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Plenty still post on hereBut where are the dinosaurs
That was like an old school double act. The opening, the set up, the punchline . Wonderful stuff.
. Wonderful stuff.cliveb
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They're still here, but significantly smaller nowadays.But where are the dinosaurs
Apparently the closest living relative to T.Rex is the chicken.
Arthur Wedge
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HomerJSimpson
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Probably the only player that did anything positive with a couple of decent saves
Alan Clifford
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I found it amusing when read about a pregnant lady who caught out these people at their own game; you say my fetus is a human being so that means I can drive in the car sharing lane.
Alan Clifford
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And the planet is still here.
Alan Clifford
Well-known member
They went the way humans are likely to go. But the planet will still be here.But where are the dinosaurs
ADB
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Not sure I get the point of an uninhabitable planet due to the actions of the inhabitants- but yes, the planet will still be in existence
Alan Clifford
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Not habitated by humans. But in the great scheme of things, not important. Why do we (humans) think we are the be all and end all of everything?
PJ87
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Yet why would humans continue to make their home less sustainable for them to live in when they could change and solve the issue? Now that is stupid
Slime
Tour Winner
Maybe ask the Chinese and the Indians, as they seem hell bent on it, which make what we do almost totally irrelevant.
PJ87
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Common misconception on china,
China's road to net zero: reshape the country and the world
China's pragmatic progress to reach net zero by 2060 across power, transport and industrial sectors is having ripple effects across global trade and geopolitics.
They have set their targets for 2060 and actually are on a more achievable path.
rudebhoy
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Exactly.When they did the Dartford crossing protest etc I remember talking to a few people at work and they were moaning about them. I was like erm guys this is exactly the kind of impact we have when we go on strike. Yes we announce it , vote etc but end of the day we anger a lot of people and cut off transport for a large section of the region .. at least they are doing it for selfless reasons (IE trying to save the planet) ..
Apparently it's different
Some of the responses on here are truly appalling - set dogs on them, for example. You would think they were killing babies rather than taking part in peaceful protests. As for Stonehenge, some cornflour based paint which is easily washed off (see the solstice celebrations on the news last night), the amount of frothing at the mouth is unreal.
It’s also interesting that the ban on political discussion / abuse is totally ignored when it comes to JSO.
China are a huge contradiction. They are burning coal for fun, still opening new coal power stations, polluting like they don't care yet at the same time are going big on solar and wind farms. I'm not sure that the good is outweighing the bad, in fact I know it isn't, so I don't think we can give them a pass yet.Common misconception on china,
China's road to net zero: reshape the country and the world
China's pragmatic progress to reach net zero by 2060 across power, transport and industrial sectors is having ripple effects across global trade and geopolitics.www.eiu.com
They have set their targets for 2060 and actually are on a more achievable path.
chellie
Tour Winner
Isn't a tunnel being built nearby which will cause damage to the area around Stonehenge.
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Captainron
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The document is here. https://nationalhighways.co.uk/our-roads/a303-stonehenge/
