Happy Face

I've only been to the Officers Deck in town. You can pay extra for flange out.

You don't buy into that do you? Please don't try and argue there is no trend toward increased temperatures on earth. You'll reveal yourself to be moronic. I don't claim to be an expert but a good mate of mine works for the met and his line is that the Earth has been warming/cooling for millions of years (the Romans had vinyards near Hadrians wall) and we are coming to the end of a warming phase. The UK itself has actually begun a cooling trend. I think figures are manipulated on both sides but what I can say is that carbon trading is a billion dollar industry (Al Gore is close to sealing his first billion - an inconvenient truth if ever there was one) and it's no secret that those who advocate global warming as a concept (although it's interesting that that term has died a death and its now climate change) are often funded by those in this industry. Of course the earth has been cooling and warming for millions of years......billions. The seas have risen and fallen countless times.....but humans have only inhabited the planed for a tiny percentage of it's overall life (0.004%). Concern is not for the health of the planet which will outlast us by a long long way, but for the health of humanity who can only survive in a narrow set of conditions. In the end there's no hope anyway cos the sun will burn out (currently getting on for halfway through it's lifecycle) but there's no need to speed up our extinction is there? Of course not - but does human carbon emissions not amount to a fraction of the carbon realeased into the atmosphere? That's another question. I said i'd like to reverse the trend of warming which you disputed. However, since you ask..... So for 10,000 years the fluctuation was no more than 20 parts per million, but we've managed to increase it by 5 times that.

You don't buy into that do you? Please don't try and argue there is no trend toward increased temperatures on earth. You'll reveal yourself to be moronic. I don't claim to be an expert but a good mate of mine works for the met and his line is that the Earth has been warming/cooling for millions of years (the Romans had vinyards near Hadrians wall) and we are coming to the end of a warming phase. The UK itself has actually begun a cooling trend. I think figures are manipulated on both sides but what I can say is that carbon trading is a billion dollar industry (Al Gore is close to sealing his first billion - an inconvenient truth if ever there was one) and it's no secret that those who advocate global warming as a concept (although it's interesting that that term has died a death and its now climate change) are often funded by those in this industry. Of course the earth has been cooling and warming for millions of years......billions. The seas have risen and fallen countless times.....but humans have only inhabited the planed for a tiny percentage of it's overall life (0.004%). Concern is not for the health of the planet which will outlast us by a long long way, but for the health of humanity who can only survive in a narrow set of conditions. In the end there's no hope anyway cos the sun will burn out (currently getting on for halfway through it's lifecycle) but there's no need to speed up our extinction is there?

You don't buy into that do you? Please don't try and argue there is no trend toward increased temperatures on earth. You'll reveal yourself to be moronic. what about the years/decades/centuries before the 1880's Happy? is it a gradual warming from say the 12th century? or maybe it was actually quite warm then (12th century). The middle of the 19th century is a handy reference point for global warming fanatics as it was the coldest period for a thousand years. maybe thats why your graph starts where it does (years). But it would be nice for the trend of the last 130 years to stop, right?

You don't buy into that do you? Please don't try and argue there is no trend toward increased temperatures on earth. You'll reveal yourself to be moronic.

It'd be nice to reverse global warming trends.

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Hank Quinlan

Isn't that why Roman set up his holding company to take the clubs debt and put it into another company. Not sure of the ins and outs, but I assumed they'll get round the FIFA rules and still hold the loans outstanding. Or I might be too cynical.

Our debt (£131m) places us fifth with over 5% of all Premier League debt (one 20th is about right though) Three years ago we had the seventh highest debt (£106m) which was just 3% of total top flight debt. http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/table/2...over-wages-debt

Man U and Chelsea hold 50% of all Premier League debt

Details of the coalition deal struck between the Tories and the Lib Dems have been published in full Story - http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/8693535.stm Full document - http://programmeforgovernment.hmg.gov.uk/

No. It's just a bonus.

Glad to see Colo's been dropped. Stays fit and under the radar. I'm sure Ashley wouldn't have knocked back any offers if he'd been in the shop window.

He's not been as funny so far...apart from when he was shagging a stripper from behind. There's loads of Wire & Corner actors in it though. Bunk, Lester/Fat Curt, Prez, Slim Charles, Fran and Walon so far. There's new ones that pop up every week.

Iran don't have the capability.

Generation Kill is mint.

Suppose it's because he only adapted Evan Wright's book for TV. Wheras he wrote The Wire/Homicide/The Corner himself.

I love it for the music alone. ..and Lester Freamon dresssed in his big bird coustume as the mardi gras chief has to be TV highlight of the year so far

Like it or not....he will be.

Aye, it's shite.

Other major acts need some pressure put on them... Shame on Zimmerman.

http://www.elviscostello.com/#/news/it-is-...ontemplation/44 Good lad Elvis. Needs more like you....and Gil Scott-Heron and Carlos Santana and U2.

I don't see the problem with that to tell the truth. I've often heard incredulity expressed at it, but can't see why it's a bad thing to pay your bills up front and spread your income over a few years.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/10125435.stm