Rofl-copter-tastic

i57dwun4yb1pt8

http://www.thejournal.ie/election-candidates-2011/green-party/

policarp

I take it from that, you weren't a big fan of the Green Party.

Captain_Generic

More of a Lolocaust

blow69

More like an actual holocaust.



Too far..?

Captain_Generic

blow69 wrote: »

More like an actual holocaust.



Too far..?

Depends on the moustache

PK2008

Haha! Take that mother nature!!!

Ali Babba

I hope they fcuk off now for good and disband. They did some serious damage to this economy with their hair brained schemes and taxes, they cost us a fortune. Good riddance I say............

Myrddin

Pathetic suggestions like taxing broadband = elimination. Good riddance to bad rubbish.

Sofiztikated

http://www.thejournal.ie/election-candidates-2011/galway-west/niall-o-brolchain/

Doesn't he just have soulless eyes!

futonic

DaDumTish wrote: »

rofl-copter-tastic

Are you really so sad, to roll around laughing at a group of people who just lost their jobs.

I hope karma works!

Spunge

Serious pacman is serious

Alter-Ego

Eliminated is a beautiful word.

stovelid

futonic wrote: »

Are you really so sad, to roll around laughing at a group of people who just lost their jobs.

Fucking-A.

futonic wrote: »

I hope karma works!

It does:

http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0227/election_count_live_sunday1.html

Fluorescence

I'm not sure why, but row after row of pictures saying "Eliminated" makes it look like an assassin's case report or something :pac:

Lyra Fangs

Sofiztikated wrote: »

http://www.thejournal.ie/election-candidates-2011/galway-west/niall-o-brolchain/

Doesn't he just have soulless eyes!

They make him look like a demon lol, would explain a lot .

pragmatic1

I agreed with some of their policies but other things such as taxing broadband are just bat**** insane.

Myrddin

pragmatic1 wrote: »

I agreed with some of their policies but other things such as taxing broadband are just bat**** insane.

I on the other hand agreed with none of their policies, & feel things such as taxing broadband are not only insane, but downright idiotic. Going from an oil based worldwide economy, society & civilisation in not only ten years, but during the middle of a worldwide recession? Absolute clowns, absolute total clowns.

pragmatic1

EnterNow wrote: »

I on the other hand agreed with none of their policies, & feel things such as taxing broadband are not only insane, but downright idiotic. Going from an oil based worldwide economy, society & civilisation in not only ten years, but during the middle of a worldwide recession? Absolute clowns, absolute total clowns.

In that timeframe, yes. But moving away from an oil based economy is a necessity. Whats happening in the middle east is going to be very bad news for us.

Myrddin

pragmatic1 wrote: »

In that timeframe, yes. But moving away from an oil based economy is a necessity. Whats happening in the middle east is going to be very bad news for us.

Agreed, but it cannot seriously happen in ten years, much less 50 years. Cars, petrol, diesel, airliner travel, ships, trucks, & heating to name but a few of the necessities. All gone in ten years?

Aside from the timespan though, & more importantly, it's going to cost an absoloute astronomical amount of money to change from an oil based economy (civilisation more like) to something else. It isn't going to happen for a long, long time. Oil companies are worth far too much to simply pack up shop. Ten years? They really are (or were thankfully) deluded.

i57dwun4yb1pt8

futonic wrote: »

Are you really so sad, to roll around laughing at a group of people who just lost their jobs.

I hope karma works!

you obviously need to see a psychotherapist

Alter-Ego

futonic wrote: »

Are you really so sad, to roll around laughing at a group of people who just lost their jobs.

I hope karma works!

...Lost there jobs because they were sh1te at them.

pragmatic1

EnterNow wrote: »

Agreed, but it cannot seriously happen in ten years, much less 50 years. Cars, petrol, diesel, airliner travel, ships, trucks, & heating to name but a few of the necessities. All gone in ten years?

Aside from the timespan though, & more importantly, it's going to cost an absoloute astronomical amount of money to change from an oil based economy (civilisation more like) to something else. It isn't going to happen for a long, long time. Oil companies are worth far too much to simply pack up shop. Ten years? They really are (or were thankfully) deluded.

The money required to produce clean enegry e.g. solar enegry is getting cheaper every year though. Also the technology is almost advancing exponentially. Ten years is too soon, but it will be a lot faster than 50.

futonic

DaDumTish wrote: »

you obviously need to see a psychotherapist

DaDumTish wrote: »

wow took you 24 110 minutes to think that up, nice one brainiac

*coughs*

I only just noticed this but.. their logo looks like a gay ass ninja deathstar.

i57dwun4yb1pt8

futonic wrote: »

*coughs*

you sad little stalker

mikom

DaDumTish wrote: »

http://www.thejournal.ie/election-candidates-2011/green-party/

Better still, scroll down that page at a moderate speed........ then pretend you are watching the next opponent selection screen from "Green Mortal combat"

Myrddin

pragmatic1 wrote: »

The money required to produce clean enegry e.g. solar enegry is getting cheaper every year though. Also the technology is almost advancing exponentially. Ten years is too soon, but it will be a lot faster than 50.

Try and fly to the Bahamas on solar energy.

Solar energy is an ok contributer, but it can in no way supliment coal/gas/nuclear power generation. In Ireland especially, we'd need hundreds & hundreds of miles of them seeing as we've no nuclear option.

Green party, greyed out on the election map and now having a serious attack of the blues!

knird evol

Deleted User wrote: »

Green party, greyed out on the election map and now having a serious attack of the blues!

They can cheer up a bit, there's lots of good jobs around town out there for enthusiastic bicycle couriers.