Re: yes but

From: nigel <useweb@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 06 Jun 2008 20:00:40 +0100

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humble.life wrote:

so the oil is running out, and they are forming circles around Manchester burning it up even more quickly to complain about the process of supply-and-demand?

this strikes me as a dozy herd.

It seems to me that any oil we 'save' won't actually end up with our children and grandchildren, it will end up in the likes of China or India.

If there's no benefit to philanthropy, we might as well live for the here and now.

(I'm knackered because I've just been working hard on my PC, finishing something I promised for a friend. I therefore reserve the right to change this opinion for something less loony when my half-braincell's working again.)

Evil Nigel

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