SIXTH corrections - 10 in 8 months.

[tommyc]

Isnt it something to behold a man with the expertise of Jim Loy explaining to us in plain spaek about the proper way to do it...Thanks Jim,unfortunately for me being a Gaelic taught speaker (in my youth) my grasp of English grammer was always a weakness so its nice to hear Jim put in ordinary mans terms.

Maybe Alex should have emp{Loy}ed Jim hehehe!! and Phantom if only he d known,ah well!!, maybe next time he will be better armed.

Many strive for perfection but few attain.

[jimloy]

The Internet is a great source of info. Now, I know why I will never drive my car to England.

[john reade]

Tommy, A complicating factor is that the UK government wants us to use as much petrol as possible so they can get the tax on it. This means more and more cars on the road, as much congestion as possible, minimal investment in trains, etc. John.

[Patrick Parker]

trains save alot of money
tub boats even more ........
i like your idea about illegal immigrants however.......u might need to include a minimum 6 year tour.........
>>> i still think that would give us a few billion more citizens
no offense to the rest of the world<<<

no ma' no quotation marks >>><<< just random punctuation and mispelt words woohooo

i like alexs books with wierd wording and little grammer symbols flying around

[Alex_Moiseyev]

Tommy, A complicating factor is that the UK government wants us to use as much petrol as possible

Yesterday I finished my 2006 taxes and find out that US government want us to use hybrid and electric vehicles and give us a credit for this.

Alex

[tommyc]

Your gas guzzlers wouldnt get far over here Jim on $2.70

In reply to John,well the British Gov. dont get much off us in fuel tax as we buy ours in the Rep. of Ireland but im sure Bertie (Aherne) does.

News from the N.Ireland Open in Coalisland,after the first days play. Shane McCosker is the early leader on 11 after winning over Devlin,Hannigan,and holder Garett Owens............GO on ya Bhoyya.

[tommyc]

Thanks John i dint see your post on that. But from a world wide perspective Alex the U.S. Gov.are not taking climate change seroiusly at all as it might cause the loss of jobs. Bush has ben a stumbling block to stoping millions of tons of carbon dioxide from being pumped into the atmosphere as he has doggedly refused to budge.Thats how its portrayed this side of the pond Alex.

[Alex_Moiseyev]

Thats how its portrayed this side of the pond Alex.

Tommy,

Things changed recently after November elections, when democrats took control in both chambers of Congress. Now they are pushing G. Bush (and Republicans) seriously to take a serious consideration of global warmings, climate issues, ecology, etc.

This is how democracy works in USA - up and down Many Americans (more than 50%) were seriously disagree with G. Bush policy on many subjects, including domestic and foreign issues, and this caused a Republicans lose across the counry at election time.

Alex

[tommyc]

Its too bad it takes this long for politically expedience to be called to heel.

Of course your Democrats are our Republicans(funny ol game).

[Alex_Moiseyev]

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D.) Perhaps the best way to meet the 22-17 trade.

what trade?

The trade which white made BEFORE 7-10. This trade started from 22-17.

[Patrick Parker]

as far as global climate change of the previous posts here

this problem is years old and i think its unfair to say
so and so isnt fixing it.......cuz it isnt new.........and few have tried to undo this until now.


how many of you drive hybrid cars and use solar power
waterless urinals
eat organic food only and boycott beef

btw cows are the number one cause of enviromental damage world wide

[liam stephens]

Hello Patrick,

I do not drive a motor car, as it pollutes the planet.
I go everywhere, either on foot or by bicycle.
Occasionally, I use public transport for longer journeys.
Unfortunately, it appears that Bush is afraid to take on the Gas Guzzlers.

[tommyc]

Not only that Liam, but he is actually afraid to take on the American voters or to be seen to be unpopular,how ridiculous can this man get when it comes to saving the planet.

Well played in Sunes Ty Liam.

[liam stephens]

Thank you Tommy.

When visiting the beautiful city of Copenhagen, I was immediatly impressed by:
1. The hundreds of bicycles and cyclists throughout the city.
2. The absence of Gridlock.

In Dublin there is an electrified (eco-friendly) rail system known, affectionately, as the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit), not to be confused with the Tram system, known as the LUAS. A local wag even suggested that it should be re-named after the Finglas area of the city, but, fortunately, the officials of Dublin City Corporation declined his request.

[tommyc]

mmmm....sounds like the perfect city for you Liam w/ you bike then?? "Wonderful,wonderful Copenhagen" the old song said.