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Let's be fair, Mericans will try and ban anything except guns. You're average merican doesn't even know that Europe is not a country so you can't expect them to understand jet propulsion

If I did that I would probably walk into a lampost. So, as asked before, who pays for all of this? Is it an international affair or are we just talking UK?

Then how do they choose which airports ? Also, you didn't answer my question. Are there seperate pipelines from Fawley refinery (BTW, a horrible place to work at) for normal and imaginary, sorry, chemtrail added fuels?

I know they don't fly high enough but do they get the same fuel or do airports have seperate tanks for jets and turboprops? If separate tanks then wouldn't anyone wonder why? Wouldn't questions be asked? If it's the same fuel then it's a huge finacial waste putting the chemicals in a turbprop...

Another question. Is it all airports worldwide that fill up with the chemicals or just selected ones? My local airport (Cardiff) doesn't have a pipeline. It gets its fuel by tanker from Stanlow so I assume all major refineries are in on it?

So what happens if the plane is a prop jobbie? They get filled up from the same pipeline as the jets so would also be filled with 'chemicals' or does Fawley refinery have two seperate pipelines to Heathrow, one for jets and one for turboprops?

Nothing can explain why contrail one day and chemtrails the next. Want to know why? Because chemtrails don't exist. The only place they exist is in the heads of consiracy theory idiots.

It's definately leprechauns pi55ing in the fuel tanks of planes. It's the mixture of Guinness and 4 leaf clovers combined with the aviation fuel. Add to that the occasional seagull that gets sucked in and you instantly have chemtrails. What I want to know is what happens to the chemicals when...

I look up at the sky quite often and have been for quite some time. I've been interested in planes since my first flight in a DC 3 at a RAF St. Athan open day as a child. When I see a contrail it ALWAYS fades away to nothing after a while. You'll saying next that there are leprechauns at the end...

Ummm....no. It's a perfectly natural thing called clouds. Apparantly they occur all over the world and have been doing so from way back before manned flight was possible. You'll be saying next that old coal fired powerstation cooling towers used to emit the same chemicals and now that they have...

Well, where I am the sky is a milky white colour all over. Just looked at FlightRadar and there's hardly been a plane over me apart from 2 Diamond Twin Stars and an air ambulance. I'm pretty certain what I can see are clouds

I do a lot of motorway miles with my work. Personally I prefer the lights off at night. It's just bloody annoying when people in the other direction keep their main beam on.

I've got 2 vehicles with stop start. Luckily there's an app that you can use to turn it off on Minis and BMWs so I only have to remember to disable it each time I drive the Transit. I've never understood why anyone would want it on.

(Trying not to dissapoint) Powerline adaptors are terrible On a serious note, you would be better off if you could run an ethernet cable though.

The BT guy won't run ethernet for you. He'll just plug the router in wherever there's a mains socket and BT socket.

I had this recently. I live in Wales but was working in Lincolnshire. I got an email with a picture showing my front door and a parcel to tell me my parcel had been delivered about an hour earlier. I phoned my wife and kids at home to tell them to open the parcel and check it was okay. They had...

On my Samsung I click on the three lines symbol at the bottom left of the screen. This shows all the open apps. Just swipe upwards on the apps I want to close

For Minis or BMW you can use Bimmercode or Bimmerlink. Great apps and allow a lot of mods to the cars that Mini or BMW charge a fortune for.

But at least the apps are available to do the programming yourself. Just need to pick them up (cheap enough) and get your local kwikfit type place to fit them

I've got a Mini Clubman which tells me not only each tyre pressure but also the tyre temperature.