@wallacemick We need to keep neutral but engage in conflict zones as peace keepers and help civilian authorises post-conflict more. This way we don't shirk our global responsibilities. The world needs honest neutral actors. That should be our niche.
@greenparty_ie So why are my kids buying a dirty diesel car? For the same reason my friends kids are doing the same. Because there is a 3.5 hour gap between train services between Kildare (fast growing county) and Carlow (two third level institues) at peak commuter time. They will all drive M9.
@greenparty_ie So why are my kids buying a dirty diesel car? For the same reason my friends kids are doing the same. Because there is a 3.5 hour gap between train services between Kildare (fast growing county) and Carlow (two third level institues) at peak commuter time. They will all drive M9.
@greenparty_ie So why are my kids buying a dirty diesel car? For the same reason my friends kids are doing the same. Because there is a 3.5 hour gap between train services between Kildare (fast growing county) and Carlow (two third level institues) at peak commuter time. They will all drive M9.
@greenparty_ie So why are my kids buying a dirty diesel car? For the same reason my friends kids are doing the same. Because there is a 3.5 hour gap between train services between Kildare (fast growing county) and Carlow (two third level institues) at peak commuter time. They will all drive M9.
The world is breaking heat records far faster than expected. For 2 months of the Summer we smashed through the 1.5 degree threshold.
Ireland meanwhile was colder than usual and inundated with extra rain. Global weirding has well and truly arrived.
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@greenparty_ie So why are my kids buying a dirty diesel car? For the same reason my friends kids are doing the same. Because there is a 3.5 hour gap between train services between Kildare (fast growing county) and Carlow (two third level institues) at peak commuter time. They will all drive M9.
@Davidchap9000@susie_dent meleagris gallopavo.... I am going to declare we are having this for Christmas - and watch for blank expressions! Thanks for that.
@hughcards@rorysutherland In poorer locations in the past, the 'lamb' (mutton?) that was eaten was allowed to grow to about 30kg. The chops were then chopped in the normal manner but then split again, long ways, down the middle of the bone. It was a "povert-hack" to stretch limited resources.
@hughcards@rorysutherland I consulted with my local highly acclaimed craft butcher about this very topic.. As a child I ate little thin 'lamb' chops. I have been unable to source them since, except in very poor locations. Prosperous areas consume lamb that has grown to less than 20kg. PTO> +
@rorysutherland Once a month. My secret indulgence in Dublin. I smuggle in a half bottle of Red Burgundy or Rhone and sneakily pour it into a paper cup. Crass and vulgar? Yes. But Heavinly all the same. (Mrs Headrose thinks I'm mad - and on this issue, she's probably right.)
@rorysutherland Once a month. My secret indulgence in Dublin. I smuggle in a half bottle of Red Burgundy or Rhone and sneakily pour it into a paper cup. Crass and vulgar? Yes. But Heavinly all the same. (Mrs Headrose thinks I'm mad - and on this issue, she's probably right.)