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bluecurlygirl · **Posted: 10-10-2008 , 11:24 PM** #16

I do think that there are a lot of things that should be outlawed and one is ordinary bulbs and flourescent bulbs. It should be mandatory to have energy saving bulbs. Also, why is it that new council houses still have coal-burning stoves installed (they're being built round the corner from us at present)? If you replace the heating system you're forced to return it to it's "original state". Where's the progress lads? You'd love to shake them up sometimes wouldn't you? And you know when the politicians are having these meetings about climate change - why do they all have to fly out to a nominated location - I can talk to people in australia from my sittingroom (provided they've got a computer). Don't they know about webcams and video conferencing? Should we let them in on that secret do you think? What are their collective air miles doing to the environment that they're supposed to be trying to protect? Oh Lord help us all.
Like Mary Coughlan's album I'm "Tired and Emotional" so I'm gonna have a cup of tea (I know bad idea at this hour) a fag, put the dog to bed and then I'm gonna bed too (not with the dog though). Talk to you all tomorrow sometime. Sweet dreams.

	Posted: 10-10-2008 , 11:24 PM #16
bluecurlygirl Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Big city of Belturbet Posts: 506	Outlaw I do think that there are a lot of things that should be outlawed and one is ordinary bulbs and flourescent bulbs. It should be mandatory to have energy saving bulbs. Also, why is it that new council houses still have coal-burning stoves installed (they're being built round the corner from us at present)? If you replace the heating system you're forced to return it to it's "original state". Where's the progress lads? You'd love to shake them up sometimes wouldn't you? And you know when the politicians are having these meetings about climate change - why do they all have to fly out to a nominated location - I can talk to people in australia from my sittingroom (provided they've got a computer). Don't they know about webcams and video conferencing? Should we let them in on that secret do you think? What are their collective air miles doing to the environment that they're supposed to be trying to protect? Oh Lord help us all. Like Mary Coughlan's album I'm "Tired and Emotional" so I'm gonna have a cup of tea (I know bad idea at this hour) a fag, put the dog to bed and then I'm gonna bed too (not with the dog though). Talk to you all tomorrow sometime. Sweet dreams.