My Biggest Disappointment
Often the things we look forward to the most turn out to be a huge let down. As Freddy Woo puts it, "High heels in bed? No fun at all. Porn has a lot to answer for."
Well, Freddy, you are supposed to get someone else to wear them.
What's disappointed you lot?
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Often the things we look forward to the most turn out to be a huge let down. As Freddy Woo puts it, "High heels in bed? No fun at all. Porn has a lot to answer for."
Well, Freddy, you are supposed to get someone else to wear them.
What's disappointed you lot?
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Simple case of correcting market failure. At present, the costs of these things are public. I can't see the problem with making them private. (Take the noise and fumes of a road, for example: it's not the driver who bears the cost - it's everyone and noone. Charging corrects for that to some extent.)
Roads are a resource, and they're underpriced at the moment - which is why they're congested and in terrible condition. The answer is to charge a realistic price. People'd use them less - but that's no bad thing.
Add to that the fact that much rubbish could be recycled or composted, it makes sense to have an incentive beyond a warm feeling for doing so.
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Simple case of correcting market failure. At present, the costs of these things are public. I can't see the problem with making them private. (Take the noise and fumes of a road, for example: it's not the driver who bears the cost - it's everyone and noone. Charging corrects for that to some extent.)
Roads are a resource, and they're underpriced at the moment - which is why they're congested and in terrible condition. The answer is to charge a realistic price. People'd use them less - but that's no bad thing.
Add to that the fact that much rubbish could be recycled or composted, it makes sense to have an incentive beyond a warm feeling for doing so.
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