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emordnilap wrote:
At Tesco, Thai orchids are likely to be the first item to vanish from stores if the disruption continues.
ROFL x 10 ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
Well, that's it then, time to grab the bug out bag, the arsenal* and head for the hills. The end of the world is finally upon us. It'll be blood on the streets and anarchy. DOOM!!! DOOM!!!!!!!!!!

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


*Although how much good a Premier League football team is going to be I'm not sure...still, could come in handy when the proper food runs out I suppose.
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Still a clear blue sky over my garden but over at the neighbours:




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Those pics are nice :D
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Post by biffvernon »

I've just read this on the volcano thread at The Oil Drum:
According to the Norse Eddas, what we are witnessing are the effects of the world tree Yggdrasil shaking and the Midgard serpent Jormungandr writhing, in preparation for the final battle of Ragnarok. Things are expected to really go south when that nasty wolf Fenrir arrives on the scene. The good news is that after being totally destroyed and drowned, the earth will be reborn and there will be two survivors, Lif and Lifprasir, who will repopulate the world. It’s just one theory, but it’s probably as good as any at this point.
Well, I always believe everything I read on TOD
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biffvernon wrote:I've just read this on the volcano thread at The Oil Drum:
According to the Norse Eddas, what we are witnessing are the effects of the world tree Yggdrasil shaking and the Midgard serpent Jormungandr writhing, in preparation for the final battle of Ragnarok. Things are expected to really go south when that nasty wolf Fenrir arrives on the scene. The good news is that after being totally destroyed and drowned, the earth will be reborn and there will be two survivors, Lif and Lifprasir, who will repopulate the world. It’s just one theory, but it’s probably as good as any at this point.
Well, I always believe everything I read on TOD
:lol: I'm changing my name to Lif by deed poll on Monday morning.

Here's hoping that Lifprasir's a good looker! :wink:
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Post by Vortex »

Sadly the local airfield is still flying light aircraft and microlights.

Noisy gits spoiling a special few quiet days.

I bet the pilots feel so smug : "WE are still flying!"

At least the helicopter lane near us has shut down - except for Air Ambulance flights.
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Aurora wrote: :lol: I'm changing my name to Lif by deed poll on Monday morning.

Here's hoping that Lifprasir's a good looker! :wink:
Yes, he is. So I'm told!! :wink: :lol: :lol:
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Alain de Botton, philosopher, writer and recent writer-in-residence at Heathrow airport imagines a world without aircraft.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/ne ... 626927.stm
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kenneal wrote:
Aurora wrote: :lol: I'm changing my name to Lif by deed poll on Monday morning.

Here's hoping that Lifprasir's a good looker! :wink:
Yes, he is. So I'm told!! :wink: :lol: :lol:
Oh sh1t! :lol:
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A quick look around several supermarkets shows a shortage of strawberries, peaches, and plums, which I presume are air freighted.

Several neighbours of African descent have expressed concern over supplies of yams which are allegedly flown into the UK from Ghana.
I see no shortage, and also suspect that these root vegetables are not perishable and are therfore probably imported by ship.
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Post by UndercoverElephant »

This is f***ing HILARIOUS. :twisted:

Sorry I don't have anything more to add, but I'm guessing most powerswitchers are finding it every bit as hilarious as I do. I personally would be quite happy to never get on a plane again in my life. I hate the damned things.
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I personally would be quite happy to never get on a plane again in my life. I hate the damned things.
:) well don't then. I haven't been on a plane for fifteen years. It was a conscious decision for environmental reasons and it hasn't been hard to stick to.
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nexus wrote: :) well don't then. I haven't been on a plane for fifteen years.
I haven't been on one for over 30 years. So there :D :D
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I haven’t been on a plane for at least three weeks. Must be a record. The record so far for take offs and landings in one day= 8!
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