I feel sick with so many people's reaction to things these days... we just had two technicians come into work to look at one of the machines and one of them laughs to the other one "beautiful day outside isn't it? you've gotta love global warming!" they both look to me to laugh too but I said "unfortunately we won't be saying that in 20 or 30 years time" to which he says "oh I won't be around to have to worry about that" and laughs off on his merry way...



I left it at that but I felt like saying "no but it's your children and grandchildren and so on who will"

ok getting off my soapbox now just had to rant

day time savings suck


i'm with you with the rest off your statement

Yeah it sucks. I've already bought land in Antarctica so I get my English climate somewhere else.

AndGodCreatedMe said:

Spookymuffin said:

Antarctica will be gone before we know it too...

Natisse said:

Natisse said:

There's land underneath.

Lovely green grass.

Natisse said:

i live in the northernmost area of germany which places me a hop skip and a jump from denmank and holland and sweden...do you know that its been so unseasonably warm, until last week my hibiscus plants were STILL blooming on my terrace???? It freaked me out

Ottensen said:

are you near that ferry that trains can go on? Puttgarden or something?

I spent this morning in a lecture on sustainable development, renewable energy etc.

Very important topic Tisse

Natisse said:

no you are right pair of plonkers

Spookymuffin said:

unfortunately, I think that's where the hole in the ozone layer is, too. So our choice it to burn in heat or burn in radiation.

I choose radiation. See you down under!

NDRU said:

yes! bring your SPF 200+

ZombieKitten said:

oh yeah, antarctica's not really "down under," is it

NDRU said:

ZombieKitten said:

well, down under with Spooky, or Down Under with Zombie...sorry Spooky, I'm going to Australia instead

NDRU said:

I am waiting!