Darwins theory at work

[BrianG]

You don't know him. I haven't spoken to him in several years. And if he died tomorrow, I would feel no more sorrow than I would if anyone else passed away. When you are young, you accept the situation you are in as "normal". When you get older, you see that things were not right, and for that, he is a tool.

This reminds me of an interview on Top Gear between Jeremy Clarkson and Terry Wogan. Apparantly in the UK, if you run over a deer, you can't take it home as meat, but the next guy that comes along can.

So, can the guy that owns the wind generator eat the buzzard? If its government owned (therefore owned by everyone), does that mean no one can eat it?!

.dk

Originally Posted by dkexige

This reminds me of an interview on Top Gear between Jeremy Clarkson and Terry Wogan. Apparantly in the UK, if you run over a deer, you can't take it home as meat, but the next guy that comes along can.

So, can the guy that owns the wind generator eat the buzzard? If its government owned (therefore owned by everyone), does that mean no one can eat it?!

.dk

Most wind turbines are privately leased or owned, not all are goverment sanctioned.

[Finnster]

Originally Posted by BrianG

You don't know him. I haven't spoken to him in several years. And if he died tomorrow, I would feel no more sorrow than I would if anyone else passed away. When you are young, you accept the situation you are in as "normal". When you get older, you see that things were not right, and for that, he is a tool.

Ouch, say no more. Sry to hear. Thankfully the apple fell far from the tree.