Well done wind

[carmanmemoranda]

Our whole civilisation is founded on fossil fuels.

Anyone got yesterday's wind figures?

Yes, thankfully we've moved on a bit, and still moving on, from caveman days.

But if you think that was the pinnacle of our achievements fair enough.

 

[JohnD]

Our whole civilisation is founded on fossil fuels.

And windmills, of course.

Nelson's navy was famously wind-powered

As were the ships that built the empire.

 

[JohnD]

Our whole civilisation is founded on fossil fuels.

Which of these do you recognise?

How many had diesel engines?

 

[noseall]

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Which of these do you recognise?

How many had diesel engines?

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I doubt SPINELESS even realises what a massive own goal he has just scored with his ill thought out statement.

They are not called the RWR for nothing.

 

[noseall]

Dummy even Neanderthals were using tar pits 60,000 years ago - fossil fuel

You are quite possibly one of the dumbest posters to occupy this forum.

 

[SPLINE]

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I doubt SPINELESS even realises what a massive own goal he has just scored with his ill thought out statement.

They are not called the RWR for nothing.

 

[Highway Man]

Yes, thankfully we've moved on a bit, and still moving on, from caveman days.

But if you think that was the pinnacle of our achievements fair enough.

Some of us have indeed moved on since then, some haven't, take you as an example. You haven't.

 

[IT Minion]

Lol lol lol nosey!

Did ye ken this one: our stupid governments' commitments to net zero means they are stopping extracting gas from our own North Sea, yet they are now buying gas from Norway, at much increased costs, FROM THE SAME SEA.

Im pretty sure youre makong that up. Have we shut down all UK cpntrolled gas wells? No, of course not.

If youre talking about new licenses for new wells that would be producing kn 15 years, thats not relevant to what gas we buy today.

 

[SPLINE]

I reckon that, given their heavily biased posts, JohnD is an investor in wind power, and ITPillock is employed in the wind power (or a similar) industry.

 

[Notch7]

Dummy even Neanderthals were using tar pits 60,000 years ago - fossil fuel

you said there is no such thing as fossil fuels

No such thing as fossil fuels - remember - no dinosaurs were harmed in the making of oil there are no "fossils" in oil

You aren’t very good at this are you?

 

[Notch7]

I reckon that, given their heavily biased posts, JohnD is an investor in wind power, and ITPillock is employed in the wind power (or a similar) industry.

Don’t feed the troll

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Some of us have indeed moved on since then, some haven't, take you as an example. You haven't.

Says the man that keeps getting arrested.

Once may be unlucky, but 3 times?

And you claim you've moved on. The facts don't agree.

Your mask is slipping

 

[fillyboy]

Which of these do you recognise?

How many had diesel engines?

Shackleton's 'Endurance' had a coal fired steam engine.

 

[IT Minion]

I reckon that, given their heavily biased posts, JohnD is an investor in wind power, and ITPillock is employed in the wind power (or a similar) industry.

Its no surprise you never try to back up your nonsense

 

[Odds]

Shackleton's 'Endurance' had a coal fired steam engine.

A recent article showed how Shakleton was forced to get the Endurance because it was cheaper than the bigger, stronger icebreakers of the time. Only £14k. He had doubts about the ships strength to cope with pack ice, and it turned out he was right. Still; there wouldn't be that epic trek across the Southern Ocean if he'd been able to afford a bigger boat.