The Great Car Con Channel 4 26 Jan @ 2000hrs
Discussion
k we are losing massive revenue on fuel duty as everyone is switching. How can we claw it back?I will use as an analogy an excerpt from one of Bill Bryson's works - you may well know it yourself.
He talks about his love of the New York Sunday Times, and the fact that it is a colossal item of newsprint. He says something along the lines of the fact that one edition uses the wood from 16 huge trees, but then adds "So what if my grandchildren don't have enough oxygen to breathe... f*ck 'em."
And that's how I feel about emissions/ozone depletion/treehuggers/carbon footprints/etc etc.
Diesels issue deadly gases or whatever- so?
He talks about his love of the New York Sunday Times, and the fact that it is a colossal item of newsprint. He says something along the lines of the fact that one edition uses the wood from 16 huge trees, but then adds "So what if my grandchildren don't have enough oxygen to breathe... f*ck 'em."
And that's how I feel about emissions/ozone depletion/treehuggers/carbon footprints/etc etc.
Diesels issue deadly gases or whatever- so?
nicanary said:
I will use as an analogy an excerpt from one of Bill Bryson's works - you may well know it yourself.
He talks about his love of the New York Sunday Times, and the fact that it is a colossal item of newsprint. He says something along the lines of the fact that one edition uses the wood from 16 huge trees, but then adds "So what if my grandchildren don't have enough oxygen to breathe... f*ck 'em."
And that's how I feel about emissions/ozone depletion/treehuggers/carbon footprints/etc etc.
Diesels issue deadly gases or whatever- so?
it's not the fact that they do as such, more the continual marketing message that because they emit low CO2 compared to a petrol engine everyone should buy one, conveniently glossing over the fact that in other ways they're more polluting.He talks about his love of the New York Sunday Times, and the fact that it is a colossal item of newsprint. He says something along the lines of the fact that one edition uses the wood from 16 huge trees, but then adds "So what if my grandchildren don't have enough oxygen to breathe... f*ck 'em."
And that's how I feel about emissions/ozone depletion/treehuggers/carbon footprints/etc etc.
Diesels issue deadly gases or whatever- so?
Basically all the people (who've enjoyed pillorying america for the "short sightedness" of having cheap fuel when they've been more concerned about harmfull emissions in their cities) have now woken up to what we've been telling them for 20+ years about the fuel they've fiscally forced us to use and would like to inform us of our failings.
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