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@GiantMidget 388322 wrote:
I’m totally different, I love Born survivor. Some of the advice he’s given has even worked for me.
I try and eat as many insects as I can now. It’s all about the protein innit!
I must admit if I am lost, weak and in need of water and then I come across a ravine with a broken tree along it I cant help but try and shin down it.
For someone who hates him I have seen nearly all of the Born Survivor series. I blame pot.
Are you a Ray Mears man?
@GiantMidget 388324 wrote:
Are you a Ray Mears man?
Well you cant beat a good bit of local knowledge and a pint of ale after its all over. I am quite a fan but I am not sure you can really compare the two really. But let me try…
If they were put against each other Ray would clearly win, unless you were able to kill the opponent in which case it would have to be Grillis (unless he killed himself doing something risky)
:weee:
@Buzz 388329 wrote:
am i the only one who thinks this is pretty fucking cool?
for a 19 year old it might be cool in the short term, but I’d suggest you do a bit of research into the strategic and economic importance of the electricity supply and distribution industry of Scotland and its significance to the UK as a whole.. :wink:..
No or rationed leccy and disrupted telecoms supplies, no partyvibe, google, facebook etc
No parties either, the polis will most likely confiscate your genset and fuel not just to stop the party but commandeer it to keep the village hall / shelter supplied with power! and if your dams are disconnected from the grid, your companies can’t send the electric bill to us sassenachs for the cash which keeps your nations economy working..
@General Lighting 388333 wrote:
your nations economy working..
are you sure?
@General Lighting 388333 wrote:
for a 19 year old it might be cool in the short term, but I’d suggest you do a bit of research into the strategic and economic importance of the electricity supply and distribution industry of Scotland and its significance to the UK as a whole.. :wink:..
No or rationed leccy and disrupted telecoms supplies, no partyvibe, google, facebook etc
No parties either, the polis will most likely confiscate your genset and fuel not just to stop the party but commandeer it to keep the village hall / shelter supplied with power! and if your dams are disconnected from the grid, your companies can’t send the electric bill to us sassenachs for the cash which keeps your nations economy workinh..
cool is possibly not the best word for what i meant, its really interesting.
@DaftFader 388341 wrote:
are you sure?
When I lived in Reading, the electric company was Scottish and Southern Energy and the call centres and admin are all up in Scotland….so are lots of other call centres, for important places like banks, BT, and these places won’t work if theres no electric.
as to where it all goes heres the figures straight from National Grid website
System Transfers
N.Ireland to Great Britain: 0MW
France to Great Britain : 1488MW
16/06/2010 22:00:00 GMT
North-South: 4370MW
Scot – Eng: 1018MW
16/06/2010 22:18:00 GMT
So in fact us lot down South are using a serious amount of electric – including the spare capacity from France! (EDF = Électricité de France 😉 )
@General Lighting 388348 wrote:
When I lived in Reading, the electric company was Scottish and Southern Energy and the call centres and admin are all up in Scotland….so are lots of other call centres, for important places like banks, BT, and these places won’t work if theres no electric.
as to where it all goes heres the figures straight from National Grid website
System Transfers
N.Ireland to Great Britain: 0MW
France to Great Britain : 1488MW
16/06/2010 22:00:00 GMTNorth-South: 4370MW
Scot – Eng: 1018MW
16/06/2010 22:18:00 GMTSo in fact us lot down South are using a serious amount of electric – including the spare capacity from France! (EDF = Électricité de France 😉 )
I actualy ment are you sure that our economy works … but thanks for the info 😉
@DaftFader 388367 wrote:
I actualy ment are you sure that our economy works …
well you’re managing to post this. For all the faults of our system, people still have food, jobs, electric, even drugs and parties.. 😉
@General Lighting 388371 wrote:
well you’re managing to post this. For all the faults of our system, people still have food, jobs, electric, even drugs and parties.. 😉
so people never ate b4 money was invented? people didn’t work to feed them selves b4? no natural occuring drugs that cost nothing? … no tribal fire dances? … and the only reason we wouldn’t have electrisity would be because atm it’s monopolised .. it actualy costs nothing to make if your not a gready cunt trying to sell it!
@DaftFader 388389 wrote:
so people never ate b4 money was invented? people didn’t work to feed them selves b4? no natural occuring drugs that cost nothing? … no tribal fire dances?
even these ancient things went from barter to trade, as people wanted something what didn’t exist in their area, and its not always practical to barter some commodities as they are bulky to store, or even alive!
Tribal fire dances/gatherings can only happen when people had spare energy and resources to do this and aren’t scraping around for survival.
… and the only reason we wouldn’t have electrisity would be because atm it’s monopolised .. it actualy costs nothing to make if your not a gready cunt trying to sell it!
the coal has to be got from the ground or nuclear stations built up and guarded, this is shitty and dangerous work and people didn’t do it for free.. its still “costing” a natural often non-renewable resource.
The other problem is transmitting energy or anything else from where its made to where we use it – this still needs more resources. As the figures showed all the electric is going down south!
when electric was first invented, the power station was nearer its users so the grid wasn’t as big. In London there was Battersea, Lots Road (for the Underground), there was I think a Northmet station which wasn’t too far away from you. but they belched out smoke and polluted up the waterways so no one wanted them near their dwelllings. people like us would have to shovel coal and work on Frankenstein type switch panels to make this stuff work, or go about on bicycles to fix peoples lamps and wiring. the electric was run by a local company but all at different voltages, anything from 100-250V and both AC and DC (of course all your appliances had to be correct or they would blow up, and when you moved house you might have to change their settings or buy new ones!)
Then from about 1940 until the 1990s we actually had a “socialist” nationalised electricity industry (you still had to pay for it though) but profits were put back into research, building more pylons, power stations etc, linking up the National Grid we still use today rather than just shareholders – however our parents and grandparents decided to vote this away, which is how the greedy fuckers took over.
Ironically, EDF is still part owned by the French Government!
who said anything about coal? .. have you read into some of the stuff tezzla did?
If not you should do! .. Allot of it’s patented by the american govenment and i would imagin big power companies.. but there are some things that are still very interesting that you can publicly have a look at.
and electrisity wasn’t invented .. it was harnised .. everything is made up of electrisity in some way (that’s what electrons pretty much are – and you’ll find these around anything that has a neuclius ie .. any thing bigger than a particle and not limited to things with nucliuses as they can be indipendant of atoms afaik)
The only reason we still use coal/oil .. is because some one who likes to make cash can sell it .. and wount allow some of tezzla’s discoverys to be used as they cost nothing so wouldn’t make any cash.
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