@RideoutTim@DaveandtheDons It's not guaranteed income&that's over 35 years, dependent on the output. It would also be the biggest windfarm by height & closest to shore in the world. 32%of the whole of IOM landmass. Completely disproportionate for their needs with most (if not all) the power going to UK.
@RosieDuffield1@HelenWebberley Helen Webberley is a dangerous, deluded human. This is an appalling thing to say. But she's full of stuff like this. Well done, Rosie Duffield for speaking truth. Not that she'll hear or listen.
@EklundElek@somekindofape@Momonamission78@farmerbasil@lomekian@Mellor76 nope, and quite frankly I'm quite glad I don't understand what's going on in your mind....I don't agree with altering stories to push a narrative, but an actor doing an advert with his actual family, no issue. why would there be?
@Glinner I get the impression this is another thing taken out of context. She adored him, she said so in many interviews. It was a joke about how he couldn't break her. Don't make this about anything.
@spikefawn Doesn't change that in this particular scene he was great and saved the world. But I always think we should separate an actor from the character. I mean I really don;t like Chris Pratt, but he's a good actor.
@xorunnerxo@CobaltKnight26@spuffyologies That may well be, but doesn't actually make them bad actors. Bad people, possibly, but nothing to do with their acting ability.
@xorunnerxo@spuffyologies Chris Pratt I agree more. Like a puppy, it's exhausting&talks shi&e. I still think Angelus was extremely well done,every time. We can agree to disagree.I loved Bones.Don't like the man. At all. He was a POS towards his family etc, has awful views.But so many do in that industry