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[Nickbat]

I must be getting near it when reading this:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/26/carbon_spotchecks/

Grrrr!  


When's the revolution?

[Banjax]

I must be getting near it when reading this:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/26/carbon_spotchecks/

Grrrr!  


When's the revolution?

calm down m8 - its just one proposal - the government (thanks to giving the banks £500bn) - dont have the money to waste on this kind of thing anymore    

[JamesV6CDX]

A useful article (for wiping my backside....)

Anyhow, no time to discuss... I'm about to go and purchase 75 litres of high octane petrol for my gas guzzling V6.... .

[Jay w]

love this comment in the article

It has the zeal of a Maoist revolutionary order, as written by the most anally-retentive bureaucrat who ever lived.

however in reality the fact they have time to think about stuff like this means they are not working hard enough

[Nickbat]

I must be getting near it when reading this:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/26/carbon_spotchecks/

Grrrr!  


When's the revolution?

calm down m8 - its just one proposal - the government (thanks to giving the banks £500bn) - dont have the money to waste on this kind of thing anymore    

Of course, you're right, Bannjaxx, it's just that the merest suggestion of government control on this scale would have been unthinkable a decade ago. Now, it's commonplace...and no one seems to complain.

Personal freedom within a democratically agreed legal framework is what makes us human.

[STMO123]

I must be getting near it when reading this:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/26/carbon_spotchecks/

Grrrr!  


When's the revolution?

calm down m8 - its just one proposal - the government (thanks to giving the banks £500bn) - dont have the money to waste on this kind of thing anymore    

Of course, you're right, Bannjaxx, it's just that the merest suggestion of government control on this scale would have been unthinkable a decade ago. Now, it's commonplace...and no one seems to complain.

Personal freedom within a democratically agreed legal framework is what makes us human.

That's because we all know it will never happen Nick. It's just the usual story of a government funded bunch of tossers trying to justify their existence.

After work thrash your car all the way home and then put a plastic bottle in the household waste bin. You'll feel better for it

[Kevin Wood]

It says something that they allow cr@p like this to the published, though, rather than consigning it to the bin in which it belongs.

Kevin

[STMO123]

It says something that they allow cr@p like this to the published, though, rather than consigning it to the bin in which it belongs.

Kevin

The CORRECT bin, of course.

[Kevin Wood]

It says something that they allow cr@p like this to the published, though, rather than consigning it to the bin in which it belongs.

Kevin

The CORRECT bin, of course.

break'em. I was thinking of landfill myself.

Kevin

[Martin_1962]

That one doesn't allow comments so his articles do not get as well read as other writers

[tmx]

Same with smoking ban in cars Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr