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Shunda-wraith! There are only two ways to regain your mortal soul!

The First is to find the Willing Daughter of a Pastor.

The Second ……………. HANG ON !!!

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holy spiraleena sapsucker you’re right!!!
My identity has been stolen by soulless welcomers of the damned!!

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Shunda – just looking at the portrait that accompanies your comment and that of Mr jibran_pcc, I note the YOU ARE THE SAME PERSON!!!

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They also welcome people into hell!!

Or so I’ve been told.

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Flagstaff attourneys, it is widely held, are the laziest and most often vilified attourneys of all! I’d avoid them at all costs!

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“Sure, as soon as the greens stop affecting my life i’ll be outta here ”

dude you have a real persecution complex.

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Sure, as soon as the greens stop affecting my life i’ll be outta here

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shunda – if you are quite convinced, then take your preaching elsewhere!

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It’s a tedious business and I’m not prepared to do it more than this once, but I guess someone had better correct GW Denier. James Hanson’s global surface temperature from met station data graph is here. The slope is what we in the real world call “up”.

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GW have you heard of the solar minimum?

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Unbeleivable , you guys with labour pass laws that discourage forestry, and then have the nerve to get up set when land use changes.
More evidence of blind ideology being legislated with out a scrap of common sense.
I am quite convinced the greens really have no idea how to transition to a sustainable society, all you do is preach and ban things.
Preach and ban, preach and ban……………..

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But Toad, the climate trend is now cooling according to GISTEMP for the past 7 years. GW is over. You need to find another taxation scam now that communism & GW have failed.

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It’ll be an interesting one to watch. Intensive dairy farming requires fertile pasture able to support reasonably high stock levels. I’ve driven through there a few times over the past 6 months and seen some of these recently converted blocks and it didn’t look too fertile. Decades of pine trees are tough on the soil and the grass growth wasn’t impressive from what I could see from the road.
I’m concerned that we’ll see the use of massive amounts of fertiliser trying to grow grass and stock on land that’s just not up to it. More runoff into the waterways, etc. Oh well, if the cows don’t work out someone can always grow three sheep per acre on it
Put it back into forest.

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hmmmm

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I would have burned the letters in, with petrol and napalm. Much quicker and easier!

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>>Best way would have been to use plants to get the message across. Sow Japanese radish. Or tutu.

Heh heh. Now that would have been poignant!

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AS in “Revenge of the Sith” – practitioners of the dark force.

I was hoping you *weren’t* going to say that – ‘the Sith, notable disrespecters of private property rights sin…*ZAAAP* ‘aah!’

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AS in “Revenge of the Sith” – practitioners of the dark force.

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Let’s ‘encourage’ the conversion of forestry to dairy BP, shall we?
Rotary hoes damage the soil, unfortunately, by breaking structure, creating a pan at blade level and generally traumatising any creatures living in the soil. Wouldn’t have been a true gardening greeny that did that!
Best way would have been to use plants to get the message across. Sow Japanese radish. Or tutu.

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