I don't hate Alberta at all. I hate that some people think that short-term gain is worth trashing the planet over.
Darwin Day
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You keep mentioning it. You've been trashing this site. The implication is clear.
The red states after the US election. Do you not follow the news?
I don't. I explained that already. Why do you hate Manitoba?
You poison my air, I bitch.
First of all you've never figured out that electricity in Manitoba doesn't pump out greenhouse gases. It's generated by hydro, not burning fossil fuels. Second of all I told you several times that I agree that Manitobans are very wasteful and that I'd been bitching about it since I moved here. You refused to take yes for an answer.
Well if you cant answer why we should take advice from you then yes,obviously your at a loss to answer it so.
You cant answer a simple question,I'll be back later to see if you can come up with a reason why the province of Alberta should listen to Manitoba tell us how to cure our woes.
This should be good.
You cant answer a simple question,I'll be back later to see if you can come up with a reason why the province of Alberta should listen to Manitoba tell us how to cure our woes.
This should be good.
It isn't Manitoba, Red Dog. It's Canada and most of the developed world. I just live in Manitoba and you've been looking for a personal scrap since Friday afternoon...before you decided to trash this place.
Re: RE: Darwin Day
red dog ... what bug is up your butt? There is a forum for the Koyoto topic, go there and discuss it. This topic is about Darwin Day. Stay on topic, particularly if you're going to be pissy.
Seems to me you are sitting around waiting to pounce on Rev. You're not scoring any points. All you are doing is alienating yourself here. If you don't like the moderators, the opinions or the personalities here at Candian Content, move along. There's a whole wide world web out there just waiting for ya. Stop fouling our nest.
Since we do not yet have an "ignore" option on this forum, I shall follow the recommendation of Andem and send a report of your behaviour (he pointed out the little "report" button at the bottom of posts). It is my hope that people who come here just looking for fights will be given an invitation to the world and excluded from our community.
Ok, I'm off topic, but I wanted to let you know who was reporting you.
Darwin Day? I'm for it more than ever now.
red dog said:
red dog ... what bug is up your butt? There is a forum for the Koyoto topic, go there and discuss it. This topic is about Darwin Day. Stay on topic, particularly if you're going to be pissy.
Seems to me you are sitting around waiting to pounce on Rev. You're not scoring any points. All you are doing is alienating yourself here. If you don't like the moderators, the opinions or the personalities here at Candian Content, move along. There's a whole wide world web out there just waiting for ya. Stop fouling our nest.
Since we do not yet have an "ignore" option on this forum, I shall follow the recommendation of Andem and send a report of your behaviour (he pointed out the little "report" button at the bottom of posts). It is my hope that people who come here just looking for fights will be given an invitation to the world and excluded from our community.
Ok, I'm off topic, but I wanted to let you know who was reporting you.
Darwin Day? I'm for it more than ever now.
sparky said:
Report noted and filed. Your next mission is Troll Patrol ... arm yourself with humour, nonsense and mace. Go get em soldier!!
i thought this was interesting - it's a discussion about the Burgess Shale in B.C., the so-called "Cambrian explosion" in evolution (although I'm not sure if licensing laws allow you to hear it. Apologies, if that's the case (you might be able to download the mp3))
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/inourtime/inourtime.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/inourtime/inourtime.shtml
Is that a regular science show, Emma? I'm listening to right now and it sounds pretty good...a lot like Quirks and Quarks here. If so, it's going to become a regular part of my listening schedule.
It's not always science, Rev., it's about ideas in general, so some programmes are about philosophy, art, religion, etc. Check out the archive:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/inourtime/inourtime_archive_home.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/inourtime/inourtime_archive_home.shtml
Ah, so it's more like the show called "Ideas" here. I'll still make it a regular part of my listening then.