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Making friends again?Originally posted by sasguru View PostIndeed. Unlike you my breeding raises the average IQ of the population.
Also, I can, jaffa boy.
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Yes I've read that famous classic - wot's it called... "How to make friends and influence cretins".Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostMaking friends again?Hard Brexit now!
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I was listening to a greenie on the radio on sunday, talking about food security across the world. He wants us all to become vegetarians because feeding crops to animals is an inefficient use of the land, and has a bigger carbon footprint.
I wonder if any of the AGW supporters here go along with that POV
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If we eat more sprouts surely we add to the global warming?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostHe wants us all to become vegetarians because

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Forget AGW, the evidence is that going vegetarian means you are healthier and live longer.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI was listening to a greenie on the radio on sunday, talking about food security across the world. He wants us all to become vegetarians because feeding crops to animals is an inefficient use of the land, and has a bigger carbon footprint.
I wonder if any of the AGW supporters here go along with that POV

Anything that keeps you out of the clutches of the NHS as you grow older must be worth it.
Although I admit I haven't done it.Hard Brexit now!
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Don't drink, don't smoke, avoid red-meat: You won't though live any longer, it'll just seem that way.Originally posted by sasguru View PostForget AGW, the evidence is that going vegetarian means you are healthier and live longer.
Anything that keeps you out of the clutches of the NHS as you grow older must be worth it.
Although I admit I haven't done it.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Maybe so, but what about the idea that you should be forced to do it, for the sake of the planetOriginally posted by sasguru View PostForget AGW, the evidence is that going vegetarian means you are healthier and live longer.
Anything that keeps you out of the clutches of the NHS as you grow older must be worth it.
Although I admit I haven't done it.
it worries me. I like my meat I do
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It also turns you yellow, which is a good thing according to an article I read yesterday.Originally posted by sasguru View PostForget AGW, the evidence is that going vegetarian means you are healthier and live longer.
Anything that keeps you out of the clutches of the NHS as you grow older must be worth it.
Although I admit I haven't done it.Comment
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So does drinking 14 pints of lager a day!Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostIt also turns you yellow, which is a good thing according to an article I read yesterday.ǝןqqıʍComment
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