Today's "What Gets My Goat" - NO POLITICS!

[Frosties]

Quote from: VNA on 27 July 2019, 10:58:34 AM<blockquote> At the end of the day if you keep increasingly the concentration of co2 in the atmosphere, then you will get temperature rises. 
Once again, all the predictions are coming true, but still there is little sign of any willingness to change. </blockquote>

<blockquote> </blockquote>

Cough ----- and don't forget Mrs VNA also has a car  [img alt=]http://foc-u.co.uk/Smileys/efocicon/wink.gif[/img] .

Firstly, Mrs VNA does not have a car.


Secondly, how am I to get to my carbon neutral place of work?  It’s is relatively remote, there is no works bus and no public transport.


Thirdly, I need to get about, public transport is poor round here.  There is are currently no real practicable viable alternatives to my current modes of transport.


Fourthly, do you think that any personal changes that I make, or you for that matter, will have any impact on global temperatures?


There has to be collective change.  It has to be global change. 



Though at the end of the day, the new energy market is without any doubt is going to be about both efficiency and carbon neutral energy sources alongside solutions to absorb CO2.


The winners economically in this new world are going to be those who grasp the nettle and find the solutions.

FTFY - 

[fazersharp]

Firstly Mrs VNA does not have a car.

• Firstly  the above is how you correctly insert a quote so that the name of who you are quoting is included.
  

• Secondly  You do the quotes without any names
  

• Thirdly    It can look like you said what is in the quote
  

• Fourthly  I was mistaken when I said Mrs has a car.
  

• Fifthly    It was because you quoted it.
  

• Sixthly  I refer you to Secondly.
  

• Seventhly  Co2 is a red herring - in fact the earth almost does not have enough Co2 the sustain current plant life 
  

[VNA]

• Firstly  the above is how you correctly insert a quote so that the name of who you are quoting is included.
  

• Secondly  You do the quotes without any names
  

• Thirdly    It can look like you said what is in the quote
  

• Fourthly  I was mistaken when I said Mrs has a car.
  

• Fifthly    It was because you quoted it.
  

• Sixthly  I refer you to Secondly.
  

• Seventhly  Co2 is a red herring - in fact the earth almost does not have enough Co2 the sustain current plant life 
  

Ah Fazersharps usual tactic, attack the individual one way or another rather than addressing the substance.


Meanwhile,


The hottest July the world has seen since records began;
https://www.independent.co.uk/environmen...35356.html


The earth has lost more than half it’s trees since we started cutting them down;


https://www.independent.co.uk/environmen...83189.html


It’s pretty simple really.  CO2 is an insulating greenhouse gas.  We have increased the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere whilst at the same time reducing natures ability to absorb that gas.  Rising temperatures will naturally increase the amount of CO2 and other insulating gases in the atmosphere further increasing temperature on top of man-made temperature increases. 



We have the ability to reverse this.  But not to save the planet, as it will be just fine, but to save ourselves.  If we don’t change our ways the human race faces extinction.  This will be different from previous events, in that we will be the first species not only to predict our own extinction, but to understand why and have the means to stop it.  The question today is – will we?


 

[fazersharp]

The data quoted in the independent comes from organisations directly funded by the EU. Its all part of agenda 21 to control and reduce populations "  sustainable population" also from their own words "Strengthening the Role of Major Groups includes the roles of children and youth, women, and NGOs. - You only have to look at the news and see this is action "the rolls of children ". Its shameful how governments are using Children to facilitate their wider agenda.

NGO's - biggest con there is because many are partly if not wholly funded by governments.
Also from their own words " Means of Implementation to include science, technology transfer education, international institutions, and financial mechanisms. Read it again and see that all of their agendas aims are being carried out right under our noses with our taxes, without ever consulting the public.
Also the phrase "since record began" only covers the temperature since 1873

There is far more hidden behind the climate hoax if you only remove yourself from your own confirmation bias.

[YamFazFan]

We have the ability to reverse this.  But not to save the planet, as it will be just fine, but to save ourselves.  If we don’t change our ways the human race faces extinction.  This will be different from previous events, in that we will be the first species not only to predict our own extinction, but to understand why and have the means to stop it.  The question today is – will we?

Not if everyone follows your example :lol


Just remember....If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem

[mtread]

There is far more hidden behind the climate hoax if you only remove yourself from your own confirmation bias.

And remember, just because you're not a conspiracy theorist, doesn't mean they're not out to get you 

[VNA]

There is far more hidden behind the climate hoax if you only remove yourself from your own confirmation bias.

Aye, right, climatologists right across the globe are all engaged in a hoax.  Mmmm.


Meanwhile, VNA got caught in a flash flood on Thursday.  Got home and poured the water oot o ma boots.  Took the car to work on Friday cos everything was soaking.


Whet oot fae a spin today down through the borders.  Coming back towards Glasgow on the way hame, another bleedin flash flood.  Got home and poured the water oot o ma boots again.


Ah wis thinking today that my boots felt a wee bit mare spacious than usual.  Then I noticed the insoles still sitting in the conservatory when I got back.  Doh!

[vinnyb]

There is far more hidden behind the climate hoax if you only remove yourself from your own confirmation bias.

Aye, right, climatologists right across the globe are all engaged in a hoax.  Mmmm.


Meanwhile, VNA got caught in a flash flood on Thursday.  Got home and poured the water oot o ma boots.  Took the car to work on Friday cos everything was soaking.


Whet oot fae a spin today down through the borders.  Coming back towards Glasgow on the way hame, another bleedin flash flood.  Got home and poured the water oot o ma boots again.


Ah wis thinking today that my boots felt a wee bit mare spacious than usual.  Then I noticed the insoles still sitting in the conservatory when I got back.  Doh!

  Have you got spell check switched on? :lol

[YamFazFan]

[quote author=VNA link=topic=17546.msg301260#msg301260 date=1564864862]

There is far more hidden behind the climate hoax if you only remove yourself from your own confirmation bias.

Aye, right, climatologists right across the globe are all engaged in a hoax.  Mmmm.


Meanwhile, VNA got caught in a flash flood on Thursday.  Got home and poured the water oot o ma boots.  Took the car to work on Friday cos everything was soaking.


Whet oot fae a spin today down through the borders.  Coming back towards Glasgow on the way hame, another bleedin flash flood.  Got home and poured the water oot o ma boots again.


Ah wis thinking today that my boots felt a wee bit mare spacious than usual.  Then I noticed the insoles still sitting in the conservatory when I got back.  Doh!

  Have you got spell check switched on? :lol
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It's Tartan check

[Frosties]

There is far more hidden behind the climate hoax if you only remove yourself from your own confirmation bias.

Aye, right, climatologists right across the globe are all engaged in a hoax.  Mmmm.


Meanwhile, VNA got caught in a flash flood on Thursday.  Got home and poured the water oot o ma boots.  Took the car to work on Friday cos everything was soaking.


Whet oot fae a spin today down through the borders.  Coming back towards Glasgow on the way hame, another bleedin flash flood.  Got home and poured the water oot o ma boots again.


Ah wis thinking today that my boots felt a wee bit mare spacious than usual.  Then I noticed the insoles still sitting in the conservatory when I got back.  Doh!

What gets my goat is people who type how they speak - utter bollocks. Never met anyone who does this.


I think you meant to say....


"[color=rgb(0, 0, 102)]Aye, reit, climatologists reit athwart th' globe ur aw engaged in a hoax. mmmm. meanwhile, vna got caught in a flash fluid oan fuirsday. got haem an' poored th' water it o ma bitts. took th' motur tae wark oan friday cos everythin' was soakin'. whit it fae a spin the-day doon ben th' borders. comin' back towards Glasgee oan th' way ham, anither bleedin flash fluid. got haem an' poored th' water it o ma bitts again. ah wis thinkin' the-day 'at mah bitts felt a wee bit maur spacioos than usual. 'en Ah noticed th' insoles still sittin' in th' conservatory when Ah got back. doh!"[/color]


Please correct me.............

[mtread]

For those of us darn sarf, here's a translation :


No currant bun and I decided to go up the frog and toad but it was coming down cats and dogs. My daisy roots leaked and my plates of meat got soaking wet. Next day when I came down the apples and pears, my daisies seemed bigger. When I had a butchers at them I'd left the insole out. I couldn't believe my mincies. Would you Adam and Eve it.


Hope that helps.

[Frosties]

For those of us darn sarf, here's a translation :


No currant bun and I decided to go up the frog and toad but it was coming down cats and dogs. My daisy roots leaked and my plates of meat got soaking wet. Next day when I came down the apples and pears, my daisies seemed bigger. When I had a butchers at them I'd left the insole out. I couldn't believe my mincies. Would you Adam and Eve it.


Hope that helps.

Nope, still typing as you speak  :lol :lol

[darrsi]

Quote from: VNA on 27 July 2019, 10:58:34 AM<blockquote> At the end of the day if you keep increasingly the concentration of co2 in the atmosphere, then you will get temperature rises. 
Once again, all the predictions are coming true, but still there is little sign of any willingness to change. </blockquote>

<blockquote> </blockquote>

Cough ----- and don't forget Mrs VNA also has a car  [img alt=]http://foc-u.co.uk/Smileys/efocicon/wink.gif[/img] .

Firstly Mrs VNA does not have a car.


Secondly, how am I to get to my carbon neutral place of work?  It’s is relatively remote, there is no works bus and no public transport.


Thirdly, I need to get about, public transport is poor round here.  There is currently no real practicable viable alternative my current modes of transport.


Fourthly, do you think that any personal changes that I make, or you for that matter, will have any impact on global temperatures?


There has to be collective change.  It has to be global change. 



Though at the end of the day, the new energy market is without any doubt is going to be about both efficiency and carbon neutral energy sources alongside solutions to absorb CO2.


The winners economically in this new world are going to be those who grasp the nettle and find the solutions.

Maybe have a chat with these people, they seem to manage just fine.  :lol

[fazersharp]

Where I live I mainly get by with

• Aint it
  
• Gorrit
  
• Doonit
  
• innit
  

[YamFazFan]

What gets my goat is people who type how they speak - utter bollocks. Never met anyone who does this.

I think it's intended as a way of expressing national/regional pride. It's a bit cringy though isn't it :o .


On a similar theme, I used to work with a Brummie who travelled home every other weekend for the football. By Friday afternoon his accent was almost incomprehensible :lol

[VNA]

What gets my goat is people who type how they speak - utter bollocks. Never met anyone who does this.

Foccin philistines. :lol


I suppose it’s a wee bit different in England as you only have one language.
I don’t speak or write in Gaelic, and it’s an entirely different language to English in any case. So I don’t understand it.
However, Scots is very similar to the dead language known as Old English which is in turn broadly similar to English.  Which is hou ye Sassenachs unnerstaund whit a am sayin.

I think it's intended as a way of expressing national/regional pride. It's a bit cringy though isn't it :o .

Ah cannae see hou tha writin in ma mither tongue is in ony wey “cringy”.

[YamFazFan]

Which is hou ye Sassenachs unnerstaund whit a am sayin.
Ah cannae see hou tha writin in ma mither tongue is in ony wey “cringy”.

Foc me I wish I hadn't said anything now, It's made it worse :'(

[VNA]

:lol

[mtread]

On a similar theme, I used to work with a Brummie who travelled home every other weekend for the football. By Friday afternoon his accent was almost incomprehensible

Geordie - Alan Partridge got it right - 'it's just noise'

[Oldgit]

and no one local accent is more trustworthy than any other, these tv ad people have a lot to answer for.