Big storm and no power in SA

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Originally Posted by Eevo

but why doesnt the "big battery" have the same hatred of other big companies?

all they are there to do is making a profit. why are they not labeled as profiteers like the power stations are?

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It does. Although I suspect many believe it’s “grid stabilising” as the key reason we’ve had few power failures in the last year so are likely more tolerant.

If they knew just how much it had cost, there may be a different opinion [emoji846]

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Originally Posted by bob10

Tombie, that has always been the way. I don't care if big business makes a squillion out of renewables, if it helps the environment. Besides, it might take the focus off making squillions out of Arms manufacturing. People around the world will still go to war to kill one another, let them do it with sticks and stones, not high tech killing machines. I actually find myself agreeing with Malcolm Turnbull . For a change. [ this is not a political statement. ]

China's net-zero target will boost fight against climate change: Turnbull

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Arms and weapons are a double edged sword (pun entirely intended).

The technical innovations that make peacetime life better are almost all a product of sickening levels of military funding.

Add human nature to squabble, bicker, fight over material or perceived objects and wars over territory and resources will always exist and need defending.

Ironically Agenda 21 is all about global alignment, and almost nobody accepts that premise.

I doubt any on here will live to see it all sorted.

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Originally Posted by bob10

Add a splash of Lemming to the elixer of life [ Bundy rum ] and you get Cuba Libre, or free Cuba, a revolutionary cry from the days of Castro. [ You meet many such characters sailing around the world. I remember some dark and broody North Africans in the bars of Toulon in southern France, but I digress] All of which makes as much sense as trying to run a series LR in this day & age. Or perhaps that is the only thing that makes sense now, harking back to more pleasant times. So , a toast to the eccentrics of this world, may they go forth and multiply! now where is that elixer of life.......

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You were a bit late to meet Rick Blaine at Rick's Bar in Casa though. You know the one, "In all the Gin joints in all the Towns in all the world she walks into mine...... " That one.

[bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Arms and weapons are a double edged sword (pun entirely intended).

The technical innovations that make peacetime life better are almost all a product of sickening levels of military funding.

Add human nature to squabble, bicker, fight over material or perceived objects and wars over territory and resources will always exist and need defending.

Ironically Agenda 21 is all about global alignment, and almost nobody accepts that premise.

I doubt any on here will live to see it all sorted.

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JEEEEEZUZ Mike, you are very filo phillo Fillo PHillo, ****it deep thinking, this morning.

Must be nice up there today.[bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Arms and weapons are a double edged sword (pun entirely intended).

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Add human nature to squabble, bicker, fight over material or perceived objects and wars over territory and resources will always exist and need defending.

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Your words made me think of this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UijhbHvxWrA

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Originally Posted by 4bee

JEEEEEZUZ Mike, you are very filo phillo Fillo PHillo, ****it deep thinking, this morning.

Must be nice up there today.[bigrolf]

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Bloody beautiful day. Blue clear skies.

Was ****ing down yesterday and the place was a bog hole!

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Bloody beautiful day. Blue clear skies.

Was ****ing down yesterday and the place was a bog hole!

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Well, you did excavate your back garden.


Yes, wide horizons alright, when looking back over the Gulf from Cultana it always looked really nice in the early morn. Even the smoke drifting from Playford looked nice.

I never found a ****ter that one could admire the view from out the door though.

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Originally Posted by 4bee

I never found a ****ter that one could admire the view from out the door though.

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Here ya go, Mr Bee! Taken from the long drop on Wave Hill station. Unfortunately, it has been demolished since and there is a nice, little cottage there now.
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Here ya go, Mr Bee! Taken from the long drop on Wave Hill station. Unfortunately, it has been demolished since and there is a nice, little cottage there now.
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Are you about to tell me that the Cottage garden is Blooming?[bigrolf] BTW, that looks to be really nice country & not what I would have expected for there. I would have expected flat & low scrubby plains.

I know, I should get out more.[bawl] That is a bit difficult when one's 'er indoors prefers Green & Pleasant & a David Jones on the next corner.

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Are you about to tell me that the Cottage garden is Blooming?[bigrolf] BTW, that looks to be really nice country & not what I would have expected for there. I would have expected flat & low scrubby plains.

I know, I should get out more.[bawl] That is a bit difficult when one's 'er indoors prefers Green & Pleasant & a David Jones on the next corner.

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Sorry! This is the 'Wave Hill' in Northern NSW, not the one in the Territory![wink11]