... though. I think he's watched the west not give a shit about the Syrians, Iraqis, Afghans, Yemeni and Palestinians and assumed we would react the same when the people are white and broadly European. But the reaction from the MSM and the support from the general population has been very different ...

kiwikrasher wrote:Lilac is NOT a colour that should be seen on a motorbike or leathers…. Just saying.

I thought same.

That's cheap! I paid the same for normal.

I thought the same. I found it rather interesting listening to an interview with an ex Air Marshall who said Putin's personalisation of the invasion has made it much more difficult for the West to intervene. He doesn't support a ...

FWIW, the same happens in hands of poker. You can under play your hand to devastating consequences for your opponent.

... are very few cars now that I can get excited about, especially over the last 5 years. Design and different design philosophies seem to all be the same. For me I'd only change car now when electric is well established (5 years from now) and if I can make solar work well in the Uk.

... showing about 1/3 so I brimmed it... £63 (doh) the biggest 'ooof' was when I filled up at Tesco, then found the BP a mile down the road was the same price, there's usually a 5p/L difference. We have solar panels so a smart charger and electric car are looking good, a smart charger can match ...

Kazakhstan managed to refuse the same request and they're much poorer than Belarus.

The president of Belarus is a Putin puppet. He's very unpopular.

I just find it strange that Russia is begging for help given how Putin keeps bragging how strong his country is.

Belarus barely has a choice in that. That poverty stricken country sees the same happening to them if they don't side with Russia as they wouldn't be able to join NATO quick enough to stay alive.

Unless I'm completely missing something.

NATO don't want to let Ukraine in and have left Ukraine on their own. What a sorry state this world is in. I suppose this is the same for Iraq back in the 00's albeit I was a child and didn't see Politics for what it is.

... having 2500kg near-silent vehicles hitting pedestrians at 20mph vs an equivalent ICE vehicle weighing 1700kg and probably down to 17mph given the same driver reaction time. It isn't the perfect fix they're selling to the public. Then there's the cost of these things and the further division of ...

... to gridlock conditions at peak times. I think that will change with the generations, my kids aren't really interested in cars or bikes in the same way I was growing up. They seem much more interested in how much power you can get out of a graphics card before you need to water cool it! I think ...

... to gridlock conditions at peak times. I think that will change with the generations, my kids aren't really interested in cars or bikes in the same way I was growing up. They seem much more interested in how much power you can get out of a graphics card before you need to water cool it! I think ...

... in Sweden, in this case district heating networks for domestic heating and hot water. It's not electricity, but the basic principles are the same, the infrastructure does not change, the energy source does over time. Sweden is basically a rock with no natural resources or access to north ...

... to gridlock conditions at peak times. I think that will change with the generations, my kids aren't really interested in cars or bikes in the same way I was growing up. They seem much more interested in how much power you can get out of a graphics card before you need to water cool it!

Seems to be the same bike each time with a paint job.... they had one in Bull dog for a while. I could see me riding around for an hour or so then get bored.

Electricity can be produced with zero emissions. Not sure any other fuels can be.

The reality is most cars can carry 4-5 people, yet 95% 0f the time they only have one occupant but use pretty much the same amount of energy. It's not sustainable.

It isn't a side argument in the slightest. It's purely carbon offsetting. You're polluting the same as anyone else, just far away from where you are. It's exactly the problem they're facing with getting people to "buy into" global warming because people can't ...

... make, albeit not very well. The more i learned of my son's condition, the more i could see some of the traits in my behaviour but just not on the same scale. I could also see some of those traits in pretty much everyone else too.

... can get anything sensible out of him. I focus on the positives of my neuro-diversity, and I hope in time to be able to teach my son how to do the same. Sent from my ONEPLUS A6013 using Tapatalk