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  1. An odd little cyber-soapbox (worthy nonetheless) ran this:

    http://news.mongabay.com/2006/0722-bikes.html

    Worth a look, even if we're not all octagenarian hyperconsumers . . .

    MH

  2. [email hidden said:

    "]An odd little cyber-soapbox (worthy nonetheless) ran this:

    http://news.mongabay.com/2006/0722-bikes.html

    Worth a look, even if we're not all octagenarian hyperconsumers . . .

    MH

    *giggles*

    Can you get a carbon offset allowance for locking carbon into aramid fibres?

  3. Resound said:
    Quoted message said:

    An odd little cyber-soapbox (worthy nonetheless) ran this:

    http://news.mongabay.com/2006/0722-bikes.html

    Worth a look, even if we're not all octagenarian hyperconsumers . . .

    MH

    *giggles*

    Can you get a carbon offset allowance for locking carbon into aramid
    fibres?

    --
    Resound

    Is my Scott CR1 a carbon sink? (It's not quite a boat anchor . . . )

  4. Oh boy, you can write absolutely any mindless [censored] you like and get it
    ffffwished around the internet, as long as it has an "angle" or a
    "spin".

    He'll be signing up to spread AIDS around Africa quicker as an
    environmental benefit. What a mind-numbingly stupid d**h**d.

    Quoted message said:
    Resound said:
    Quoted message said:

    An odd little cyber-soapbox (worthy nonetheless) ran this:

    http://news.mongabay.com/2006/0722-bikes.html

    Worth a look, even if we're not all octagenarian hyperconsumers . . .

    MH

    *giggles*

    Can you get a carbon offset allowance for locking carbon into aramid
    fibres?

    --
    Resound

    Is my Scott CR1 a carbon sink? (It's not quite a boat anchor . . . )

  5. AndrewJ said:

    Oh boy, you can write absolutely any mindless [censored] you like and get it
    ffffwished around the internet, as long as it has an "angle" or a
    "spin".

    He'll be signing up to spread AIDS around Africa quicker as an
    environmental benefit. What a mind-numbingly stupid d**h**d.

    Ah, ANOTHER Crypto-neo-Malthusian! Give me the secret handshake! 🙂

  6. in light of the damning evidence presented to me in that article... in light of the evidence that my cycling is increasing my lifespan and thefore my ecological footprint...

    i wish to make it known, that from this hour forth, i shall stop breathing.

    thankyou.

  7. Worthy advice?
    http://www2.b3ta.com/mind-control/

  8. "asterope" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    in light of the damning evidence presented to me in that article... in
    light of the evidence that my cycling is increasing my lifespan and
    thefore my ecological footprint...

    i wish to make it known, that from this hour forth, i shall stop
    breathing.

    thankyou.


    Actually, his figures show that, even taking into account the extra few
    years cyclists hang about consuming extra resources, they stil use less
    overall.

  9. Resound said:

    "asterope" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    in light of the damning evidence presented to me in that article... in
    light of the evidence that my cycling is increasing my lifespan and
    thefore my ecological footprint...

    i wish to make it known, that from this hour forth, i shall stop
    breathing.

    thankyou.

    Actually, his figures show that, even taking into account the extra few
    years cyclists hang about consuming extra resources, they stil use less
    overall.


    Much less if they stop breathing 😉
    Dave

  10. Resound said:

    "asterope" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    in light of the damning evidence presented to me in that article... in
    light of the evidence that my cycling is increasing my lifespan and
    thefore my ecological footprint...

    i wish to make it known, that from this hour forth, i shall stop
    breathing.

    thankyou.


    Actually, his figures show that, even taking into account the extra few
    years cyclists hang about consuming extra resources, they stil use less
    overall.

    It doesn't take much effort to guestimate that this freak is wrong. I'm
    sure a car driving the distance I commute daily would be producing as
    much CO2 in a year as I would in 10! He probably hasn't taken into
    account the fact that people driving cars also (and unfortunately)
    breathe too! I'd say that allowing lazy [censored] to die earlier would
    save us all a lot of grief!!

    --
    Bean

    Remove "yourfinger" before replying

  11. Bean Long wrote:
    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    I'd say that allowing lazy [censored] to die earlier would
    save us all a lot of grief!!

    Yes, down with lazy [censored]!

    Tam

  12. Tamyka Bell said:

    Bean Long wrote:
    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    I'd say that allowing lazy [censored] to die earlier would
    save us all a lot of grief!!

    Yes, down with lazy [censored]!

    Tam

    You know I'd have a lot more to say about this... but I can't be bothered!

    --
    Bean

    Remove "yourfinger" before replying

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