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I suggest a pickup truck
I have an 06 Pathfinder and I like it.
Seating for 7, can fold down all the seats or just the third row for more room. The third row has the plastic backing so less to get wet. Comes with tons of compartments and tie downs and nets and crap.
Works good for what I need it for
I have an 06 Pathfinder and I like it.
Seating for 7, can fold down all the seats or just the third row for more room. The third row has the plastic backing so less to get wet. Comes with tons of compartments and tie downs and nets and crap.
Works good for what I need it for
Blue Tide, I think environmentalist and conservationist are practically the same thing.
Enviros are conservos with an emphasis on preserving the natural balance. Conservos have a slightly broader focus, as I understand the traditional definitions of the words. One goes back to Teddy Roosevelt, the other is more recent, affected by a perspective based in the sciences.
The number of babies in a bucket depends on the size of the baby, which at that stage of life is largely determined by age. If we are talking about the more or less standard 7 to 8 pound infant, precise placement and following the natural body curvature should allow two or three to fit in a 5 gallon bucket. Of course, I don't expect the lid to snap into place. Not without some serious effort.
Kids, don't try this at home.
Enviros are conservos with an emphasis on preserving the natural balance. Conservos have a slightly broader focus, as I understand the traditional definitions of the words. One goes back to Teddy Roosevelt, the other is more recent, affected by a perspective based in the sciences.
The number of babies in a bucket depends on the size of the baby, which at that stage of life is largely determined by age. If we are talking about the more or less standard 7 to 8 pound infant, precise placement and following the natural body curvature should allow two or three to fit in a 5 gallon bucket. Of course, I don't expect the lid to snap into place. Not without some serious effort.
Kids, don't try this at home.
I prefer conservationists much more than environmentalists. Environmentalists are always screaming and exagerating, for years they didn't support nuclear energy (now they do because of so-called global warming), they oppose drilling 250 miles from Florida even though Cuba is going to get the Chinese to do it at a distance of 90 miles or less.
They don't have a perfect science, they're not always rights, and I'm tired of the media treating them like saints. That's why I watch Fox News, where I get opposing points of view, not Center vs Left, or Liberal vs. Leftwing.
They don't have a perfect science, they're not always rights, and I'm tired of the media treating them like saints. That's why I watch Fox News, where I get opposing points of view, not Center vs Left, or Liberal vs. Leftwing.
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I prefer a boat.....
Greg, I totally appreciate your point of view. It certainly is interesting the way that millions of environmentalists hold the same position on things like nuclear power plants, screaming about them in unison until all suspiciously change their mind, and then start complaining about something else in that typically exaggerated manner of theirs. I wonder if they all get their marching orders from Havana, or Beijing. Maybe even Teheran. Could be, right?
Isn't Fox News great? It's too bad that good newspapers like Julius Streicher's 'Der Sturmer' are no longer available, and we are forced to rely on newspapers owned by cut-n-run freedom-hating PETAites. I think Environmentalist ecology nuts and treehuggers hanged Streicher a few years back. It's really sad, because he would have fit in perfectly with the Fox News crew. And on second thought, who needs another newspaper anyway? Nobody reads them these days. Too many details, and all that reading can really give you finger fatigue. Watching TV, or checking an occasional news snippet on the computer homepage is much less taxing, and gives you all the information you need.
Isn't Fox News great? It's too bad that good newspapers like Julius Streicher's 'Der Sturmer' are no longer available, and we are forced to rely on newspapers owned by cut-n-run freedom-hating PETAites. I think Environmentalist ecology nuts and treehuggers hanged Streicher a few years back. It's really sad, because he would have fit in perfectly with the Fox News crew. And on second thought, who needs another newspaper anyway? Nobody reads them these days. Too many details, and all that reading can really give you finger fatigue. Watching TV, or checking an occasional news snippet on the computer homepage is much less taxing, and gives you all the information you need.
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lakescubadiver: is that a pic from bluehole nm?
LakeScubaDiver
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Jorbar1551:
Sure is, from March 2006!
Hey Agilis.
Russian scientists don't believe in global warming. Some of them say that if you want to get grant money, you're supposed to scream the world is falling and not "things are a-ok."
"I wonder if they all get their marching orders from Havana, or Beijing. Maybe even Teheran. Could be, right?"
---No, not quite. There's just pressure to conform, groupthink happens even among so-called smart people.
"Isn't Fox News great?"
---Yes it is. Unlike the anti-semitism of the BBC, the gun hatred of ABC, the Michael Moore loving of PBS, and the arrogance of 60 Minutes, they manage to provide both sides of the story. What a concept! So instead of treating viewers like idiots who need to be indoctrinated, they treat them with respect. No wonder they're #1.
"Watching TV, or checking an occasional news snippet on the computer homepage is much less taxing, and gives you all the information you need."
---Oh, people do read fair and balanced newspapers like the New York Post. But what do I know? I'm just another rightwing lunatic with politically incorrect opinions.
So you see, Agilis, not all divers think alike. We're not all tofu-eating-wolksvaguen -beattle-driving-celebrate-diversity-democrat-worshiping-left-of-the-center-radicals.
We're INDIVIDUALS!
Russian scientists don't believe in global warming. Some of them say that if you want to get grant money, you're supposed to scream the world is falling and not "things are a-ok."
"I wonder if they all get their marching orders from Havana, or Beijing. Maybe even Teheran. Could be, right?"
---No, not quite. There's just pressure to conform, groupthink happens even among so-called smart people.
"Isn't Fox News great?"
---Yes it is. Unlike the anti-semitism of the BBC, the gun hatred of ABC, the Michael Moore loving of PBS, and the arrogance of 60 Minutes, they manage to provide both sides of the story. What a concept! So instead of treating viewers like idiots who need to be indoctrinated, they treat them with respect. No wonder they're #1.
"Watching TV, or checking an occasional news snippet on the computer homepage is much less taxing, and gives you all the information you need."
---Oh, people do read fair and balanced newspapers like the New York Post. But what do I know? I'm just another rightwing lunatic with politically incorrect opinions.
So you see, Agilis, not all divers think alike. We're not all tofu-eating-wolksvaguen -beattle-driving-celebrate-diversity-democrat-worshiping-left-of-the-center-radicals.
We're INDIVIDUALS!
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