
they make me wish for a big meteorite/bomb/iceberg/giant kitten/flash flood/ ........ hitting the houses of parliament..
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adding a few quid to air fares will not stop people flying
all it will do is drive inflation up as people will need to earn more to pay for the more expensive things
nothing will ever happen if it has to be instituted by people who want to win elections
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 14:56,
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all it will do is drive inflation up as people will need to earn more to pay for the more expensive things
nothing will ever happen if it has to be instituted by people who want to win elections

Too bloody expensive.
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 14:59,
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and as their company is picking up the tab, it doesn't matter to them whether the flight is £60 or £600.
There should be a carbon allowance, per head, for large companies, and if they exceed it, they should befined cunted in the fuck.
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There should be a carbon allowance, per head, for large companies, and if they exceed it, they should be

as companies budget for the fines, as they are outweighed by the profit
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if and when we actually got too hot.
Something technological, rather than pissy, ineffectual and restrictive.
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:14,
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Something technological, rather than pissy, ineffectual and restrictive.

a load of bollocks anyway.
You fly somewhere, pay for a tree to be planted, but it takes the tree 20 years to absorb the carbon from that 1 journey.
You fly a month later.. another tree... combined timescale 40yrs...
.........and so it goes on.......
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You fly somewhere, pay for a tree to be planted, but it takes the tree 20 years to absorb the carbon from that 1 journey.
You fly a month later.. another tree... combined timescale 40yrs...
.........and so it goes on.......

and all the while it assuages your middle-class guilt without actually doing anything about the problem at source
/rosie may blog
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:10,
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/rosie may blog

... As long as there's a hole in my arse, I'll never vote Tory!
If anything, I'll vote BNP just to put the shits up the established government...
knowing my luck though... they'll actually get in power :-/
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 14:58,
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If anything, I'll vote BNP just to put the shits up the established government...
knowing my luck though... they'll actually get in power :-/

seeing as there is no one else to Vote for..
Unless we get some decent independent candidates next time round.
Fingers crossed
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 14:59,
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Unless we get some decent independent candidates next time round.
Fingers crossed

that's an interesting idea though, which boarders would you put in which jobs?
Dave the Hat - Minister for Banjoes
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:02,
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Dave the Hat - Minister for Banjoes

HA! I bet you thought i'd reply with a swear!fuckers!
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:20,
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"Tough on big files, tough on the causes of big files."
:)
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:04,
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:)

Labour might be shite, but at least they arent Tories...
Wait..
I'm talking shite.
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 14:59,
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Wait..
I'm talking shite.

I'd have voted Lib Dems if Charles kennedy had stayed - purely because he makes me laugh with his bumbling achoholic shenanigans. lolz
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:00,
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which doesn't help when it comes to voting
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mainly because in his garden he had a big sign that said "WIN [x]"
and we called him win-ex
then when i saw win [ ]
i completed his name and left
he didn't win anyway
poor win-ex
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:12,
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and we called him win-ex
then when i saw win [ ]
i completed his name and left
he didn't win anyway
poor win-ex

I've never voted, mind you. But I was there in spirit.
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:09,
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providing meaningful alternatives to car travel might, but that won't happen
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 14:58,
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for a while
train fares are ridiculous, so no-one is going to choose that over their car
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:00,
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train fares are ridiculous, so no-one is going to choose that over their car

Under this government it has become extraordinarily expense to get anywhere by trains, which are meant to be a greener method of travel, and absurdly cheap to journey by plane, which slurps up the fuels and kill kittins.
:(
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:02,
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:(

A return to London from where I live (in peak times) is about 70 quid! It's only an hour drive away for fucks sake.
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:02,
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in this country would cut the need for virtually all domestic air travel. London to Cardiff, London to Birmingham then Manchester and Glasgow and Birmingham to Edinburgh via Leeds and Newcastle. Other countries made the investment in the 70s and 80s, we never bothered.
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:02,
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ior historic lack of investment
it's that the people who use it smell
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:04,
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it's that the people who use it smell

only a few use it, and that's what you get.
And I resent that! I wash every month
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 15:06,
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And I resent that! I wash every month

... I'd also rather be sat in a traffic jam with the fan on, listening to the radio, than standing with my face in a Fat man's armpit whilst i lose half my weight in sweat and have to listen to the same songs over and over on my MP3 player
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