Nirvana "Teen Spirit" is 30 years old
Nevermind was September 24, 1991.
There's a Radio 4 prog about it tomoz, but few listen to that, so hey, have a shovel meme.
Which is no doubt GC.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 18:10, Reply)
Japanese Dance Hall. I had no idea.
Ragamuffin Rife
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garold you're on mute I SAID YOU'RE ON MUTE, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 17:37,
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Fuck Cher for making overly-autotuned lyrics mainstream.
fuck her right in her dusty, bat-infested arsehole.
(, Fri 24 Sep 2021, 16:51, Reply)
Fluffy mirror.
Edit: this www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIx8RODt6F8 shows the effect a bit better, if you can put up with the sound of angry bees.
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Oysdgp there's nothing to smile ABOUT, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 14:40,
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We lost the war on drugs. 100% FACT.
Time to try something different, and total decriminalization is maybe the quickest way.
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Linbox has a serious dunk habit, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 20:54,
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That was good
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 21:56,
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Took them long enough to realise.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Fri 24 Sep 2021, 1:46,
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A very much interesting watch with my morning mug of heroin
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fred zeppelin (Taylor's version), Fri 24 Sep 2021, 8:21,
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How capitalism works.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Fri 24 Sep 2021, 15:48,
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Proper unrestricted markets, no government needed.
Freelance, "red in tooth and claw", low tax economy, no red tape.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Fri 24 Sep 2021, 17:10,
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thought this show was well done, not ground-breaking comedy, mind, but worth a look: Redfern Electrical
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 1:21,
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Needs to be much more harrowing and pointless.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 16:12,
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so is it a box of chocolates or a rollercoaster?
or eating box of chocolates on a rollercoaster
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 20:47, Reply)
Can YOU Fix Climate Change?
Kurzgesagt
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 20:04,
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Yes, all you need to do is glue yourself to a motorway until the government insulates everyone's lofts.
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evil_andy Stick stick stick stick sticky sticky stick stick, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 20:28,
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...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h5mErP1E6A
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artifus is doing it all wrong, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 20:44,
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"Always not always, the public are always with you" - Liam Norton, Insulate Britain.
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 21:07, Reply)
It's such a fucking random choice in if things to protest aboit
I can only come to the conclusion that it's just a way to imprison naughty crusties..
Insulating roofs is trivial and by them doing stupid fucking shit the government have got the go-ahead to lock any environmentalists up.
The one thing we've heard again and again from anti-climate-change idiots is "it doesn't work to stop people going to work it just makes people hate you nurrrr". This is weaponising that belief that a traffic jam will make you side with the deniers.
Fucking insulation? Nobody believes this is what any self respecting ecoterrorist cares about do they?
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 21:48, Reply)
They're doing more to prevent climate change than the people queuing up to take the piss.
People who get angry about protestors stopping traffic are missing the point so badly that we might all die.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 22:59,
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"...but thats some other people I don't know, it won't happen to me" etc.."
Until it does.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 0:28,
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It's more like
"because no one single thing can stop climate change on its own, we should do nothing at all to stop climate change."
And the anti-activist rhetoric is the same idiocy as virtue signalling the virtue of not virtue signalling, because anti-activism is...
*drumroll*
...Activism, for fucks fucking sake.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 0:45,
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Like anti conformity ends up as conformity to being anti.
Does being personally upset by it improve anything?
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 2:36,
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Yes.
The alternative, being relaxed about it, will certainly kill us all.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 2:54,
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I read New Scientist through half of the eighties and despaired.
On an individual level, you can do your best, inform others, move to higher ground and don't let it get you down.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 3:37,
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It's hard to see how much activism is 'too much' activism
When the situation is literally world threatening. If nobody listens, shout louder I guess.
I would like to say it's about education and persuasion, but if this pandemic and recent politics in US and UK has shown us anything it's shown us that humanity has not got the intelligence/will to save the planet.
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simbosan nuck nuck nuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 2:56,
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*sadly agrees*
As animals with a lifespan, few will consider time beyond it.
We are also limited by the amount of information most people can consider at any one time, keep everyone busy and you control them.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 3:29,
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Looking at my tasklist, I'm supposed to be rushed off my feet. Instead I'm here.
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evil_andy Stick stick stick stick sticky sticky stick stick, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 11:22,
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Smashing capitalistic slavery one skive at a time.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 17:27,
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We are collectively stupid.
I hope that once the social media bubble bursts we might be able to employ more useful propaganda and guide the various bubbles of dumbfuckery to less harmful positions.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 20:13,
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We can't go over it
We can't go under it
We're gonna have to glue to it
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hoppitygoestotown The temporal displacement occurred exactly, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 23:05,
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haven't successive governments over decades promoted insulation?
subsidies etc.
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 21:59, Reply)
Yup, but I daresay businesses aren't held to the same standards as house builders.
Plus, home insulation grants were handled by councils when had ours done and LA grants have dropped about 40% since the tories came back into power. They can barely keep social care going, much less pay for cavity wall insulation.
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jonbob loves you, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 22:43,
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This government has been particularly poor at that though
www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/mar/27/uk-government-scraps-green-homes-grant-after-six-months
The Green Homes Grant scheme was an absolute shambles.
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wheresthefish Partly filled with wrong, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 7:58,
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nice summary of the futility of reversing the inexorable decline of our biosphere.
the earth will change and people will adapt. eventually there will be a massive collapse, resulting in a slow correction. there'll be no happy ending, but no-one ever judges us but ourselves, so whatevs.
youtu.be/rcx-nf3kH_M
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 21:42, Reply)
As somebody who very much loves everything about this planet besides all the horrible, parasitic human beings
The massive collapse is the happy ending for me - sort of.
Anybody who honestly believes that we have a bollock's chance in hell of preventing a calamitous chain of events from taking place in the near future that conclude with the planet becoming utterly incompatible with human life are either woefully naive or completely fucking deluded. We'll certainly make a good go at delaying the inevitable. But it's always going to be inevitable.
The way I see it, Humanity only has two viable means of survival:
1. We successfully terraform Mars and send a select lucky few Ubermensch to colonise and begin Humanity 2.0
Or, 2. We use the technological advances we've been developing for option 1 in order to create survivable Hab-bubbles to live in on our freshly scorched earth for a select lucky few Ubermensch while we watch the rest of the planet rot, decay (and eventually, hopefully, recover) from the safety of our domes.
I suspect that long term, the solution will probably be a combination of (2) followed by (1) a few generations later. Either way, the Planet will eventually bounce back (it has recovered from far far worse shit) and future humans will be given the golden opportunity to fuck it up all over again. Hooray!
That being said- hopefully, Nature will intervene before either of those opportunities reach fruition (as it always does, eventually) and will decide that we're just not a very good fit for this place anymore and wipe us out with a lovely dose of Covid-21/Zombie Flu/Supershits/Mass Infertility before we ruin the lives of too many other plant and animal species. Or maybe we'll do the dirty work ourselves with all these fucking ridiculous thermonuclear devices and biological weapons we've all been hoarding.
Either way, yes. Utterly futile in the long term.
I'm still going to do my part by recycling, eating a plant-based diet, not owning a car, making sure not to litter and all the other things that I see as being reasonable ways of making the the environment a pleasant place for myself and other people to live in for the time being (because it's not all about the fucking future). But anybody who wasn't aware what an inherently selfish species we were before the Coronavirus pandemic but surely to fuck must see it by now. We just aren't cut out on a global level for making the changes required in order to prevent everything going royally tits up. We prioritise comfort over longevity, and we'd be completely and utterly fuckered from every imaginable angle if/when the crude oil reserves dry up - never mind actually bloody volunteering to find viable alternatives...
So, yeah. I'm all for the collapse of civilisation. I just hope it's severe enough to finish us off for good. We won't care so much about all the suffering that precedes it once we're dead. Sorry if that's a bit of a fucking downer, but it's also very true (unless you believe in all of that afterlife stuff).
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 22:52, Reply)
The misanthropic stance is comforting
until you know actual kids that you wish a happy life to.
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monkeon schmonkeon, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 23:28,
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an unfair and illogical rejoinder, monkeyman
pessimism does not imply misanthropy, nor does it preclude hope, happiness or love.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 1:05, Reply)
The post title is a *bit* misanthropic, is it not?
And emotional arguments are always going to be illogical.
I'm not entirely in disagreement with the post tbh - have felt similar at times. Just talking about how my personal feelings on the subject have changed.
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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 9:47,
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I'm unashamedly misanthropic.
I mean, we are the literal definition of a parasite. We're the only species that takes more from our environment than we give back. The whole fact that we live so unsustainably puts us right into that category.
Agreed, we've achieved some truly astonishing feats compared to the other species we share the planet with, but I can't help that's still completely overshadowed by how willing we are to voluntarily destroy our habitat in the process.
That's not to say that I wish pain and suffering on humans at an individual level. Not at all. There are plenty of humans that I'm very fond of, and like most of us, I have a family that I (mostly) care about.
My point is that I don't care about our species becoming extinct, because since we figured out how to build houses, develop medicines, mine the earth and and kill each other en masse, we've essentially been living outwith the balance of nature. I feel sorry for the people that have to suffer through the final days of our meagre existence, but it'll be no great loss once we're gone. Quite the opposite. Once we're all gone and the suffering is over, nobody will care because there won't be anybody to care and then the Planet can go about it's business in peace.
I understand my views are pretty controversial/ignorant/whatever. I'm not particularly bothered if I convince people that my world view is the correct world view, because as we've so aptly demonstrated (particularly over the last 2-3 years), most people are going to do whatever the fuck they feel like doing, regardless.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 10:13, Reply)
You can still wish them a happy life. I just think it's wise to be pragmatic about how happy that life will actually be.
And whether you want to bring another child into it at all. Especially considering that by doing so, you're actively contributing to the problem that some of us are so desperately trying to solve.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 9:21, Reply)
I haven't.
People you know do, though, so hard to avoid those feelings coming into play.
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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 9:56,
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Perhaps. But I suspect even the ones getting born now will be long gone before things get really bad.
I definitely will be, and I'll have a huge amount of trouble caring once I'm gone.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 10:21, Reply)
Terraform? LOL
If we can't fix this planet, what hope of creating another? Maybe we could teleport there.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 0:16,
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What we've learned by heating up Earth would work just as well at heating up Mars.
Still got the air pressure problem too, and the cosmic rays, and everything is poisonous, but none of those problems is insurmountable.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 0:58,
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Bollocks
We haven't even understood the role and identity of all common soil organisms here yet.
Fuck we barely understand the nervous system and microbiome of our own digestive system. Let alone correctly reproducing soils on another planet.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 3:44,
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Balls to your bollocks. We understand how to heat up a planet.
You're presenting arbitrary gaps in our knowledge of biology as a functional roadblock to the feasibility of terraforming.
We can engineer algae/bacteria that would thrive on Mars. I think it would be an act of self sabotage to not do this. Imagine having the ability to spread life through the universe and choosing not to.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 20:42,
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If we cannot fix a serviceable planet, what makes you so sure we can make a new one?
I'm a pragmatist not an idealist in this. There are so many unknowns, I can't say it is impossible of course.
As for spreading life, that's a little like saying because someone can have kids, they should.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Fri 24 Sep 2021, 1:07,
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In reverse order:
No it really isn't anything like that.
Robert Zubrin is a pragmatist too, listen to what he says about colonising Mars.
Because the problems Mars has are solvable by employing the very methods used to create the problems on Earth. Mars is an industrialist's dream, a planet that gets nicer the more greenhouse gasses you release into it.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Fri 24 Sep 2021, 15:10,
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No doubt its been done as I doubt this is original
An exoplanet in the habitable zone like Kepler 22b is found in a near future in which we're able to establish that it would be habitable. Competing nations rush to send a mission to it on the grounds that first there gets first dibs and potentially could end up with an entire planet as an extension of their nation state. Twist though is that it takes so long to travel there that its a multi-generational voyage and when they arrive they find that the planet was populated centuries before by a competing nation that developed faster space travel in the intervening time.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 12:46, Reply)
Sounds like the basis of a good story.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 15:57,
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Sounds like a Tharg's Future Shocks kind of thing. Definitely a familiar tale.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 20:45,
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That's one of the things about space exploration that I think people miss:
If we can build self-sustaining habitats in space we can live anywhere.
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jonbob loves you, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 0:35,
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who can, jonbob?
how many people could you trust to keep a 'self-sustaining' habitat going, generation after generation?
how could critical rules, governing population and behaviour, possibly be enforced indefinitely?
pure romance, mate.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 0:51, Reply)
You could say the same thing about cities.
How many people would you trust not to poison the water supply, not to steal copper cables or lead roofs? How can critical rules, governing population and behaviour, possibly be enforced indefinitely?
Pure cynicism, mate.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 1:13,
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you couldn't say the same thing about cities
that's the point
and yes, i am cynical. i thought that was clear.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 1:19, Reply)
Pretty sure I just did.
A space habitat the size of a city would only need to last as long as a city, say a few thousand years at the very most. Plenty of time to build several more space habitats, or to completely expand/rebuild the original several times.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 2:58,
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ISS is falling apart after only 20 years. Those giant space cylinder things from the NASA artwork are likely to be a maintenance nightmare.
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evil_andy Stick stick stick stick sticky sticky stick stick, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 12:06,
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How long was it designed to last?
Isaac Arthur spoke recently about air leaks in O'Neil Cylinders. He said they're likely to leak constantly, which turns out to be absolutely fine, and even fairly large impact holes can be patched up with years/decades/centuries of air to spare (depending on scale, obviously). Hollywood gets this sort of thing very wrong.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 20:47,
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can't terraform Mars
No magnetosphere = no shield from solar wind = any atmosphere you create well just get stripped away again.
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simbosan nuck nuck nuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 0:52,
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On geological timescales.
It's not like you'd notice a difference in air pressure from one day to the next.
Anyone living there would have time for civilisation to collapse and re-establish itself 2 or 3 times before needing to fetch some more comets.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 1:03,
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When I talk about terraforming Mars, I'm more thinking about in enclosed, man-made ecosystems. Not so much altering the entire planet's atmosphere.
Terraforming was probably the wrong word to use in that context, although you would need to establish such a ridiculous amount of arable land in order to sustain the population, that calling it terraforming wouldn't be so far off the mark - even if it was in an enclosed system.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 9:27, Reply)
Do these kinds of topics come up at the parties you go to?
Because those sound like really shit parties.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 16:34, Reply)
The problem with our present situation is not absolute temperature, but the rate.
Plants cannot keep up with the change.
I was hoping MEERS would work, but listening to Dr. Guy McPherson (who may be nuts) it sounds futile. I always have hope (Hopium that is).
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cowcat Bituminous squeegee, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 12:43,
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A sunshade would definitely work.
I'm also well up for a small, controlled, U.N. approved and perfectly safe nuclear winter, should it come to that.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 20:52,
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Insulate Britain wanker loses his bottle in battle of the wits against rubbish morning TV presenter.
You know you've fucked the dog when you start wandering into Godwin's Law territory.
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 15:19, Reply)
There were no winners here.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 16:12,
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I suppose he's lucky he wasn't put infront of Paxman.
I guess that's a win?
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 16:33, Reply)
I don't know, I was quite entertained.
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evil_andy Stick stick stick stick sticky sticky stick stick, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 18:27,
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Activists gonna Activist
doesn't matter what the cause, activists will find a way to be a total knob about it
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 16:59, Reply)
If the insulation he is representing is as dense as he appears then I back the cause
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Nephinsnubbin, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 17:06,
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I would like to see a thermal cam version of this interview
where the Insulate Britain leader is invisible but you can see his bright yellow farts rising from behind the desk as he speaks
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Mudface The web isn't callipygian, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 19:34,
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Future Hello! headline
"Richard Madley reveals Insulate Britain leader is hired actor paid in Bitcoin by Big Fibreglass!!.
See also: Richards shoplifting battle and cocaine debt threats!!!!:"
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 21:56, Reply)
The ones I saw on the M25 in the videos seem to be all old gits
This is what happens when old people stop going to church, they invent new religions.
They don't give a toss about the younger people actually trying to get to work to earn a living. Instead the act like they have seen the light and must make us all change our ways to suit their views. It's a religious experience for them, they are the righteous ones who have seen the way, the rest of us are heathens who must be ushered into the ways of spray foam insulation.
As long as they don't have to pay for it. After all they are pensioners, so they won't be footing the bill. And they'll keep their nice big houses (now fully insulated) so they have somewhere to hold their meetings and stop young people getting on the housing ladder.
What we need are youth clubs for the old to keep them busy, and stop them embarrassing themselves on TV.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 8:41, Reply)
It's basically the result of having the opportunity to retire early
then becoming massively bored. 'Religious Experience' is quite apt, though. These XR types are increasingly beginning to resemble a cult as time goes on. They just need to anoint a supreme leader and begin the outwardly murderous/terroristic acts and they're there.
(, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 9:38, Reply)
Squeaky Ghost Dog
I made this!
one last play before moving out of the old house
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fred zeppelin (Taylor's version), Wed 22 Sep 2021, 8:55,
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Always imagined it was a townhouse you lived in (from videos of your garage)?
However from the layout of that room, I'm not so sure now? Lovely stuff btw :)
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 10:53, Reply)
It's a small zeppelin, ideal for trips to the Lidl
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fred zeppelin (Taylor's version), Wed 22 Sep 2021, 18:47,
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Thanks for saying
It's more of a brick cottage, which my parents lived in for 35 years and where I joined my dad to keep an eye on him for his last 2 or so years.
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fred zeppelin (Taylor's version), Wed 22 Sep 2021, 17:30,
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is that a bricked up fireplace or a satanic shrine, fred?
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 13:00,
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There is a fireplace in there, out of shot
where we burn satans.
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fred zeppelin (Taylor's version), Wed 22 Sep 2021, 17:31,
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Your camera is haunted and the dog needs oiling.
Hope the move goes ok.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 13:13,
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Cheers
Will be homeless for a bit, thanks to the usual fuckery cuntery of estate agents etc.
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fred zeppelin (Taylor's version), Wed 22 Sep 2021, 17:33,
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Fred, DM me. They can't do that.
If you are/were the carer.
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unclepills, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 18:18,
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I'd offer to help, but you're far away from N. Wales.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 19:20,
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Techno without a computer.
Ridiculous skills.
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waz4444 Escorts, bescorts - Come in if you're saucy., Wed 22 Sep 2021, 0:07,
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Gutted it’s only a minute long.
There’s not much else on their channel. Shame. They’re talented guys.
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Prufrock Lucifer, son of the morning!, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 0:48,
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There is a website
www.klangphonics.com/listen
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 1:04,
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Gosh! that is very , very well executed.
Catchy little tune too. clickered
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Hummel Who died and made you....oh wait...., Wed 22 Sep 2021, 4:01,
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nice, reminded me of this internet chestnut
www.youtube.com/watch?v=esMnme69t2M
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 6:15,
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"without a computer"
A lovely geriatric phrase
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Mudface The web isn't callipygian, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 9:40,
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How did they upload it to the intertubes, eh? With wishful thinking?
- I've run rings round them logically! That'll show 'em.
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Invisible Wizard - 13th Level Scrote, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 17:36,
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er, loads of techno is hardware based rather than software based mate
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 12:07, Reply)
Trance, maybe.
Or prog folk.
Not techno IMHO.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 14:07,
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Can't even afford a matching pair of socks
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Fadgebadger Sweaty sumo wanks for everyone!, Thu 23 Sep 2021, 7:01,
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I see that, and raise you this
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-XcpMjebv8
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TBL I posted this on, Tue 21 Sep 2021, 18:30,
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Poor old Kirk
I love Sensoria and James Brown as well, cracking tracks
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogn9Fvm-q6E
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 9:56, Reply)
Bugger
All the half decent old school electronic types that shaped my early years are slowly vanishing. This saddens me.
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TBL I posted this on, Tue 21 Sep 2021, 18:26,
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Sod it
One of my faves of his - Oneski
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSoa03j5W-o
(, Tue 21 Sep 2021, 19:04, Reply)
Oh that is rather special
I missed most of his stuff back in the day - cheers for that!
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tarka_dall Like normal dall, only a bit more spicy, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 17:42,
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Wig Out
I made this!
Finished making another one with pro logic yesterday seemed like a good idea at the time but not so sure now but still, its nice to contribute.
(, Tue 21 Sep 2021, 9:36, Reply)
I like this.
All I'd suggest is the use of more rests for the whining synths, but I guess they're supposed to be unrelenting like that.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Tue 21 Sep 2021, 14:00,
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Sorry for the latest reply, by the time I finished all the chores yesterday it was far to late.
But yes, this was put together and churned out surprisingly fast so the structure could benefit from a clearer outline, thanks :)
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 10:04, Reply)
It's not often I say it these days
But I'd have liked more of the lower pitched instruments - I tried to turn it up to the point where the beat was where I wanted it but it became painful well before I could get to that point!
Good stuff though.
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tarka_dall Like normal dall, only a bit more spicy, Tue 21 Sep 2021, 17:47,
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Sorry for paining your ears :D
Its possibly more to do with needing further work in the production/ mix down, maybe I’ve increased volume too much somewhere but in my defence, I’m still only learning this stuff anyway again, thanks for the feedback, much appreciated :)
(, Wed 22 Sep 2021, 10:14, Reply)
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