We're all DOOMED, DOOMED I TELL YOU!!!

[spinner]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

I used the word probably so I'm not saying its fact. However which luxury item has more green tax applied to it, a mobile phone or a plane ? Does that not suggest which is less kind to the natural world ?

not at all. a
nyway what was the alternative going on a train surely you can see the difference in terms of how you hav the option of using a home fone. i just ask myself is it really necessary the use that blasted mobile. most of the time its not

[Eric]

Originally Posted by accymel

Oh geee lets go back to the caves eh

Screw the caves ... let's head for the trees.

The end of the world is nigh, and global warming came along (in England anyway) to make the experience a little more pleasant. And getting rid of the stinging insects is a bonus. Pity they don't work on mosquitos, or skunk for that matter particularly the inconsiderate little black and white bastard who sprayed my car when I (accidentaly) drove over him last night.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Eric

Screw the caves ... let's head for the trees.

A real one, or a mobile phone mast disguised as a tree?

[Ianto.W.]

I wonder how much radio activity we were exposed to before we actually knew what it was? My mate Paddy said he gave a luminous watch away because there was a report in the newspaper, that if you wore it long enough you would loose the use of the wrist. Paddy being a single man badly needed his wrist.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Ianto.W.

Paddy being a single man badly needed his wrist.

Yes, if only he was married...he could have got Mrs Paddy to dig up the potatoes.







(Racist and sexist = 2 bonus points.)

[Ianto.W.]

Originally Posted by garinda

Yes, if only he was married...he could have got Mrs Paddy to dig up the potatoes.







(Racist and sexist = 2 bonus points.)

The only potatoes Paddy was ever bothered about were in his socks.

[SPUGGIE J]

Originally Posted by Eric

Screw the caves ... let's head for the trees.

The end of the world is nigh, and global warming came along (in England anyway) to make the experience a little more pleasant. And getting rid of the stinging insects is a bonus. Pity they don't work on mosquitos, or skunk for that matter particularly the inconsiderate little black and white bastard who sprayed my car when I (accidentaly) drove over him last night.

So we smell you coming now and I thought the chemical plant had an "INCIDENT."

YOU CONNECT A COMP IN A CAVE!!

[Eric]

Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

So we smell you coming now and I thought the chemical plant had an "INCIDENT."

YOU CONNECT A COMP IN A CAVE!!

One baby skunk can outstink any chemical plant on the planet ... you have to get a whiff of the little monsters to appreciate them ... if you get sprayed, a bath in tomato juice usually gets rid of the smell ... and then you can use the juice to make a very interesting bloody caesar

[chrissy]

Originally Posted by Flash

Pity that its bees- if it was wasps- now you're talking. Nuke the vicious little b*****ds!! They are the SS of the insect world wasps- evil sting you just for the hell of it little sods.

Here Here Flash, one of the b******stung my little finger and it swelled up like it was going to burst, bloody painful

[chrissy]

Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

Maybe last weekends episode of Dr. Who wasn't that far fetched after all. I have a mobile but I really don't use it all that much. I'm on pay as you go and top up monthly but I'm storing credit for when I'm in a field in August.

IN A FIELD IN AUGUST???? please tell us more

[Eric]

Originally Posted by chrissy

IN A FIELD IN AUGUST???? please tell us more

must be a metaphor ... or waiting for aliens ... Maybe they are attracted by cell phones ....

[Acrylic-bob]

Originally Posted by Acrylic-bob

If mobiles can do this to Bees, what are they doing to our brains?

As an answer to the question I posed at the start of the thread, how about these little nuggets of info which I discovered during this morning's trawl through the papers...

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle1687491.ece

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle1687357.ece

Chemo-therapy anyone????

[mallard]

we will find something to kill the bug before they get us we won,t just sit there i will look on the net for something and that s what i think

[jambutty]

From the article at http://www.willthomas.net/Convergence/Weekly/Microwave_Cooking_Hazards.htm so thoughtfully pointed to by [email protected]

Here's a fun experiment you can do at home: Plant seeds in two pots. Water one pot with water nuked in a microwave; the other with “normal” filtered tap water. Surprise! The seeds soaking up microwaved water won't sprout.

Always up for a challenge I boiled some water in the microwave and when it had cooled I used it to water one small biodegradable pot that had some poppy seeds in it. The other pot, also with poppy seeds in it, was watered with tap water.

Most of the seeds in both pots have germinated just fine and have been put out into my ‘garden’. So bang goes another theory.

[SPUGGIE J]

Originally Posted by jambutty

From the article at http://www.willthomas.net/Convergence/Weekly/Microwave_Cooking_Hazards.htm so thoughtfully pointed to by [email protected]
Always up for a challenge I boiled some water in the microwave and when it had cooled I used it to water one small biodegradable pot that had some poppy seeds in it. The other pot, also with poppy seeds in it, was watered with tap water.

Most of the seeds in both pots have germinated just fine and have been put out into my ‘garden’. So bang goes another theory.

So come on then which do you believe would be the biggest and strongest?