General Age of Peak Oilists
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General Age of Peak Oilists
Just out of curosity just wondering everyones age on here... fire away!
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Age of powerswitchers? You were beaten to it I'm afraid!
http://www.powerswitch.org.uk/forum/vie ... rswitchers
(Nobody declared themselves as being over 70 last time...)
http://www.powerswitch.org.uk/forum/vie ... rswitchers
(Nobody declared themselves as being over 70 last time...)
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I can see the sense in that because you often find big differences in attitude between people in their early 20's and the next lot up. Car insurance often plummets at age 26 because people get more of a sense of responsibility, the insurance co's aren't daft.Sally wrote:Hey Chris, why did you give the olds wider age ranges?
You reckon there are fewer of us?
And you're assuming that nobody of 70+ posts?
As, just as I thought - a bunch of irresponsible kids with over-active imaginations.
Andy Hunt
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Eternal Sunshine wrote: I wouldn't want to worry you with the truth.
I take it all the 20-25's are out there buying everything hook line and sinker and striving for that ?350,000 mortgage lol.
37 here - child of the 70's hence peak oil is a doddle I ate grass for sweets and lived in a corner of a cardboard box and played up the mountians every winter in shorts and tee shirt - and loved it!
37 here - child of the 70's hence peak oil is a doddle I ate grass for sweets and lived in a corner of a cardboard box and played up the mountians every winter in shorts and tee shirt - and loved it!
"I'd put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power! I hope we don't have to wait until oil and coal run out before we tackle that." — Thomas Edison, 1931
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Cardboard box? CARDBOARD BOX?and lived in a corner of a cardboard box
You jammy git ... we were so poor that our family of 17 lived in a boiled sweet wrapper ... and we were proud, PROUD I tell you. Our home was spotless .. you could have eaten off the floor ... that's if we had had any food of course.
But you tell that to the kids of today - and THEY WON'T BELIEVE YOU!!
Andy Hunt
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Eternal Sunshine wrote: I wouldn't want to worry you with the truth.
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