... dull as they are two faced. Can you believe the wanker who wrote saying that his two young children were reduced to tears by what the Rangers fans were singing? First of all, they must have some kind of miracle ears ... sung and second, some sort of perverse education if they could understand it. Fact is they were most likely reduced to tears by the horsing their team received - a result that is not unconnected to the furore surrounding this ...

...dull as they are two faced. Can you believe the wanker who wrote saying that his two young children were reduced to tears by what the Rangers fans were singing? First of all, they must have some kind of miracle ... sung and second, some sort of perverse education if they could understand it. Fact is they were most likely reduced to tears by the horsing their team received - a result that is not unconnected to the furore surrounding this ...

... revenue it is receiving back to the oil companies to pay their customers' bills. That may be a short-term palliative. But Palin quickly quashed legislative proposals that money be spent in a way that might help reduce a household's reliance on oil. Palin is the chief executive of a very unusual state. Alaska is almost completely dependent on federal government handouts and oil company profits. Of course its political leaders should try ...

.... But these situations are not very likely. No one wants to think too hard about where our water comes from. It's more likely that the virtuosity of water technology will let polluters off the hook: why bother to reduce noxious discharges if the treatment plant can remove just about anything? The technology, far from making us aware of the consequences of our behavior, may give us license to continue doing what we've always done. The ...

... of petroleum leaked in offshore exploration and drilling, according to the National Academies of Sciences. Hey, maybe if we find those seeps, we could drill the petroleum out of the reservoirs they're coming from, and actually reduce the amount of oil leaked into the oceans. No, wait, then the environmentalists would cry about the poor, starving, oil-loving bacteria. -- It's times like these which make me glad my bank is Dial-a-...

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"Tom Anderson" <twic@urchin.earth.li> wrote Anyway, never mind that, bring back Thameslink freight! About 70 trains a day in Summer 1946, and probably more in Winter. I'm not sure how that would fit in with a 16-24tph passenger service. Anyway, someone's thought of the possibility - Smithfield Sidings are ideally located for the banker that would be needed from City Thameslink to Blackfriars. Peter

... life goes on pretty much like it always has. So- while increasing numbers of 2nd and 3rd world economies collapse, scientific research will go on in the developed cultures. Famine and revolution elsewhere will reduce those populations. Byzantium also saw that after a couple generations of chaos, anarchy, and warlords, with the local populations decimated, those who survived welcomed the legions back to restore order. Women are ...

... mental development in childhood have been leached out long ago. Its why the electorate got stupid enuf to put in Republicans. Poor Americans have used food stamps to buy junkfood and are grossly obese, which dramatically reduces lifespan. Then too, the minorities in particular dont have the genetic endowment to resist diabetes. Were we to match white income levels in both Europe and America, the diff would be a lot less. They are ...

... of value, or (2) is attempting to covertly promote it. Your cited essay comes closer to the mark by focussing on labor as a component of cost, rather than of value. But it still errs by assuming that all costs are reducible to labor costs, or at least that labor has a pre- eminent place as a component of cost. Labor is a major cost component for some goods, a minimal one in others, and a negligible one in still others. Value, in ...