Pet Hates

[The Boofon]

1 minute ago, zeroisgod76 said:

Absolute bellends...

The cunts that tie wrap themselves to goal posts... tighten the tie wraps and play on.

The cunts that sit on the track in F1 races... leave them to it. See how long they last with cars coming at them at 200mph.

The cunts that glue themselves to roads... either rip them up so their skin is still stuck to the road or keep them there and use them as speed bumps.

All fantastic and completely workable solutions.

 

Genius.

[The Boofon]

2 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

Your first solution contravenes the laws of football so is a non starter. 

Second one wouldn't work either as they were not on a straight bit of track that would have allowed cars to be able to reach 200mph.

[The Boofon]

He needs to lay off the vaccines. Rotting his brain IYAM

[Poodler]

1 minute ago, Sooper-hanz said:

I’m not sure of the technicalities of F1 as I’d rather watch spunk dry on my chest. 

Good shot 

[CCB III]

4 hours ago, manboobs109 said:

Mind reading again Consi, badly.

These goons want the world to change but aren't willing to change their own lives. If you can afford a private property portfolio you can raise the money to get them properly insulated. If you think society relies too much on fossil fuels don't drive around the world.

They are doing it for their own egos.

 But you're still missing the point.

Whether you think they can afford it or not, they aren't campaigning on that front for themselves. And as PL says, for all you know they've made those necessary changes by now. Maybe they were in the process of doing it. Also, it's only one person out of many people protesting for that cause. 
 

Your second point I can't agree with. Sharing a van with people to travel the world is certainly make eco friendly than you all going it alone. 
 

Why does everyone standing up for a cause have to be perfect? 
 

What are they meant to do?

[maryhilldon]

6 minutes ago, CCB III said:

 

Your second point I can't agree with. Sharing a van with people to travel the world is certainly make eco friendly than you all going it alone. 
 

You can get about 800 people on an Airbus. 

[The Boofon]

8 hours ago, CCB III said:

 

I don't believe that "every little helps" nonsense either.

 

 

7 minutes ago, CCB III said:

 But you're still missing the point.

Whether you think they can afford it or not, they aren't campaigning on that front for themselves. And as PL says, for all you know they've made those necessary changes by now. Maybe they were in the process of doing it. Also, it's only one person out of many people protesting for that cause. 
 

Your second point I can't agree with. Sharing a van with people to travel the world is certainly make * eco friendly than you all going it alone. 
 

 

*It's more not make.

 

Good change of tune none the less.

[CCB III]

4 minutes ago, The Boofon said:

 

*It's more not make.

 

Good change of tune none the less.

I've not changed my tune. I personally don't buy that every little helps nonsense. 

But a climate activist probs would. 
 

And getting in a van and driving about is going to be not as bad as jumping in multiple planes. 

[CCB III]

8 minutes ago, maryhilldon said:

You can get about 800 people on an Airbus. 

Emissions will be vastly different 

[zeroisgod76]

10 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

Your first solution contravenes the laws of football so is a non starter. 

Spin them round so they are off the pitch and play on, problem solved.

8 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

Second solution would go against the F1 rules. Some kind of flag would be displayed until the track was clear.

F1 rules change all the time, just class them as a chicane.

8 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

Third solution would result in assault or murder charges.

Would be worth doing the time.

[Simply Red]

13 minutes ago, maryhilldon said:

You can get about 800 people on an Airbus. 

Same with the Amadeus bus (c/w zero’s mate) 

[The Boofon]

5 minutes ago, CCB III said:

I've not changed my tune. I personally don't buy that every little helps nonsense. 

But a climate activist probs would. 
 

And getting in a van and driving about is going to be not as bad as jumping in multiple planes. 

Remember this next time you start off on one about benders, landlords etc.

[zeroisgod76]

19 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

I’m not sure of the technicalities of F1 as I’d rather watch spunk dry on my chest. 

Each to their own, some people enjoy watching motor sports while others enjoy having bukake sessions with groups of men. Horses for courses.

[Simply Red]

16 minutes ago, zeroisgod76 said:

Each to their own, some people enjoy watching motor sports while others enjoy having bukake sessions with groups of men. Horses for courses.

Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton enjoy both so its a good point you make.

 

[manboobs109]

41 minutes ago, CCB III said:

 But you're still missing the point.

Whether you think they can afford it or not, they aren't campaigning on that front for themselves. And as PL says, for all you know they've made those necessary changes by now. Maybe they were in the process of doing it. Also, it's only one person out of many people protesting for that cause. 
 

Your second point I can't agree with. Sharing a van with people to travel the world is certainly make eco friendly than you all going it alone. 
 

Why does everyone standing up for a cause have to be perfect? 
 

What are they meant to do?

Not be hypocrites. Not do exactly the thing they are protesting against.

[manboobs109]

28 minutes ago, CCB III said:

I've not changed my tune. I personally don't buy that every little helps nonsense. 

But a climate activist probs would. 
 

And getting in a van and driving about is going to be not as bad as jumping in multiple planes. 

It's a lot worse than not doing it at all.

[zeroisgod76]

18 minutes ago, Simply Red said:

Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton enjoy both so its a good point you make.

 

They do look the type to be fair.

[zeroisgod76]

1 minute ago, Sooper-hanz said:

1. Still against the rules 

2. Can’t do that 

3. it wouldn’t 

1. who cares, fire footballs are their tie wrapped heads. More entertaining than anything we saw at Pittodrie last season.

2. Ok well make sure the drivers are protected more and then give them extra points for hitting them.

3. Oh it would.

[strachanmcgheegoal]

24 minutes ago, zeroisgod76 said:

1. who cares, fire footballs are their tie wrapped heads. More entertaining than anything we saw at Pittodrie last season.

2. Ok well make sure the drivers are protected more and then give them extra points for hitting them.

3. Oh it would.

Secretly start the match 1 hour earlier so when they cable tie themselves to the goals, blow the final whistle and switch off the flood lights.  Also all for releasing dogs at this point but no doubt some cunt will say Im not allowed.    

[zeroisgod76]

2 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

You’d be happy receiving a life sentence for running someone over that was inconveniencing your day a little?

For ridding the world of some of those Insulate Britain or Stop Oil mob it would be worth it.

[zeroisgod76]

1 minute ago, strachanmcgheegoal said:

Secretly start the match 1 hour earlier so when they cable tie themselves to the goals, blow the final whistle and switch off the flood lights.  Also all for releasing dogs at this point but no doubt some cunt will say Im not allowed.    

Great plan... or if the dog idea isn't allowed just make sure its the last game of the season and leave them tied there over the Summer.

[patrick bateman]

10 hours ago, CCB III said:

I dunno if you think this is a "gotcha." 
 

My personal opinion on climate activists is they are wasting their time. I'll still defend them for having the wherewithal and bottle to stand up for what they think is right. I agree with what they are saying, I just don't think enough people do/will take it seriously enough to make it matter.
I don't believe that "every little helps" nonsense either.

 

I don't think a dude in Wisconsin walking to work every other day instead of driving, even if there are thousands of him, is going to offset the pollution of the US army, for example. Poor people don't omit half as much emissions as rich people. The idea that we are all in it together is ludicrous. 

 

Also, people don't want to be inconvenienced. It's inconvenient to drive less, it's inconvenient to look for different forms of energy when we already have ones we know how to use, it's inconvenient to recycle, it's inconvenient to invest in eco friendly public infrastructure. And so on.

As a species we struggle to perceive problems that aren't smacking us in the face. Why should a guy in the freezing cold Aiberdeen assume the world is getting hotter? It's cold far he bides, ken?

So anyway, that's just my personal opinion. Until the powers that be are forced to take it seriously, which will only be through means of revolution, which will never, ever happen in this country, I don't anticipate much changing. 
 

People are too wrapped up in their day to day, and it's understandable. It would take a monumental shift in public consciousness to achieve appropriate climate goals. 

 

 

Not a gotcha at all 

Just a question around the courage of your convictions

You seem to care more about the internet whinging than direct action 

 

[CCB III]

26 minutes ago, patrick bateman said:

Not a gotcha at all 

Just a question around the courage of your convictions

You seem to care more about the internet whinging than direct action 

 

Concisely explained my point re climate activism. 
 

 

[patrick bateman]

5 minutes ago, CCB III said:

Concisely explained my point re climate activism. 
 

 

Be the change you want to see in the world.

[CCB III]

1 minute ago, patrick bateman said:

Be the change you want to see in the world.

Certainly a nice sounding phrase. 
 

Incredibly far detached from reality. 

[Zeus]

Unorganised kit launches 

@findlay_1903

[zeroisgod76]

49 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

You’d get bummed. Honestly after two nights you’d be crying into your pillow wishing you had just waited . 

I think you'd find i'd be a legend, ridding the world of vermin.

[Guest findlay_1903]

5 minutes ago, Zeus said:

Unorganised kit launches 

@findlay_1903

Launching after the season starts ?

The green brigade will taunt us silly on season opener. 

[Zeus]

2 minutes ago, findlay_1903 said:

Launching after the season starts ?

The green brigade will taunt us silly on season opener. 

Going on holiday this week and having to wear last seasons kit.  

Shambles tbph. 

[Guest findlay_1903]

7 minutes ago, Zeus said:

Going on holiday this week and having to wear last seasons kit.  

Shambles tbph. 

We are away next week. Not taking any replica kit, just beach towel to hang off sidewalk to the van.