It ain't easy being a Greenman

[SanteeFats]

Originally Posted by Estreeter

have a leader as, umm



a bit challenged in eye appeal I'll call it

Ahh just say she's ugly man always tell it like it is don't mince words. It isn't like she will ever be on this forum.

[Estreeter]

Originally Posted by SanteeFats

Ahh just say she's ugly man always tell it like it is don't mince words. It isn't like she will ever be on this forum.

She'd never have a post dedicated to her in the wank club thread I hope But she would visit the forum if I emailed her staff with links to posts that I make about her beauty

Originally Posted by MaxJoker

Only don't fancy the prerequisite circumcision

Ya just got me thinking ..... recycled foreskins
What happens to them anyways wallets elastic bands

[Greenman]

In answer to your Green Party question Estreeter-yes there is one here and it now runby an Australian Natalie Bennett-the former Caroline Lucas left the post after she was arrested at a Fracking demonstation last year. It is the only seat the Greens have won-the same as UKIP oddly enough.

[rotobott]

Originally Posted by Estreeter

Ya just got me thinking ..... recycled foreskins
What happens to them anyways wallets elastic bands

As gross as it may sound, long ago, mohels (people who performed circumcisions) would sometimes keep and save the foreskins they circumcised. And grosser still is the fact that sometimes they would sew them together to make things. And once, a long time ago there was a mohel who performed more circumcisions than all other mohels. And one day he was talking to a friend of his and the friend asked, "You've performed so many circumcisions, have you made anything from the foreskins?" And the mohel said that yes, he had made a wallet from all the foreskins he had collected. The friend said, "You've circumsised so many children, you must have collected dozens of foreskins, and all you have made is a wallet?" And the mohel replied, "I know it's just a wallet. But when you rub it, it turns into a briefcase."

and GM less of the language, the F word is frowned on here

[Estreeter]

Originally Posted by Greenman

Australian

Originally Posted by Greenman

Natalie Bennett

I had to look and .......



No change in amount of tissues in the tissue box here

[TommySwiftJr.]

Originally Posted by Estreeter

I had to look and .......



No change in amount of tissues in the tissue box here

[Faceman675]

Originally Posted by Estreeter

But seriously, I loved takin' crap down the tip (dump) throwin' the trash in the landfill and having it turned into a lush green golf course a few years down the road. But I do understand the need to recycle plastics and stuff, that makes sense.

But now there ain't dumps, we take our crap to "recycling transfer stations" All under cover, lit up with dozens of mercury vapor lamps ... to me it seems these places use far more power than a dump which uses none The dump becomes a park.... Seems more green to me than the transfer station

Have you ever played a course built over a landfill shortly, say within the first year or two, after it was opened? Without warning methane gas would belch out of the ground. In the open air it would not be enough to knock you out but it would make the eyes water and the smell...uh think the worst odor you have ever smelled from a trash can or dumpster but.....We never had to wait for a tee time

I would imagine over time that would dissipate. I was 15 or 16 at the time so me and my buddy turned it into a fart jokes.

[Greenman]

Just to update you. Caroline Lucas is back as leader of the Green Party but now she has a co-leader in Jonathan Bartley and no I've never heard of him before.

[judy84]

Climate Change Committee Chair Took £600,000 From Green Groups For His Family Business.


The Mail on Sunday revealed that ‘green’ businesses have funnelled more than £600,000 into Sancroft International, the private company of Climate Change Committee chair and Conservative peer John Selwyn Gummer

Someone making money out of the climate change scare..... who would have thought?


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...imEkxprSDtLc5o

[judy84]

In the UK, the politicians who were keen to encourage diesels, are now keen to stop them even though they've now set much tougher standards for diesel engines. There's a competition to see which town or city can be more severe on diesel vehicles by imposing bans or extra taxes.


http://johnredwoodsdiary.com/2019/02...sels/#comments