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He experimented but he always had trouble when he tried to 'Get it on'.
But could it get it on?He couldn't even bang a gong with those teensy arms.
But could it get it on?
while I think the answer would be millennials and gen-z due to our findings and research on global warming and the such, I believe all generations are equally environmentally irresponsible but in different ways. Gen-Z has electric cars with their lithium batteries and the ocean, millennials have aerosol cans and the hole in the ozone, gen-x had a large explosion of cars being available. Un-named littered a lot with examples such as the one commercial with the native American highway commercial.Venomstick121 asked a serious question so here is a quick part one of my questioneer regarding all age groups.
Which group of year 11/12 students below is/was more environmentally responsible.
The war babies who walked or rode a bike to school if they lived less than 5miles (8km) from school or school bus stop (that was what anyone who lived in my area had to do and who never owned a car until they left school and kept driving to a minumum into their 20s because fuel was so expensive.)
The baby boomers who did similar getting to school but probably owned a car sooner.
The un-named generation born 1950 to 1965 ??
Generation X – born 1965-1980 who ??
Millennials – born 1981-1996 who ??
Generation Z – born 1996-2012 who drive their own car to school (never car pooling) spouting pollution out the exhaust, heat from the radiator and transmission and exhaust and brakes etc and who also drive their own car, without car pooling or using public transport, to large city rallies to rail against the baby boomers who are and were so environmentally disastrous while they are the great environmental warriors.
Post war, world famines were virtually eliminated by fossil fuel generated fertilisers, tractors and trucks. I have yet to see that mentioned in "research".while I think the answer would be millennials and gen-z due to our findings and research on global warming and the such, I believe all generations are equally environmentally irresponsible but in different ways. Gen-Z has electric cars with their lithium batteries and the ocean, millennials have aerosol cans and the hole in the ozone, gen-x had a large explosion of cars being available. Un-named littered a lot with examples such as the one commercial with the native American highway commercial.
Generation Z – born 1996-2012 who drive their own car to school (never car pooling) spouting pollution out the exhaust, heat from the radiator and transmission and exhaust and brakes etc and who also drive their own car, without car pooling or using public transport, to large city rallies to rail against the baby boomers who are and were so environmentally disastrous while they are the great environmental warriors.
And solutions are always sought in the West. Never in... well lets say India. Havent seen Greta in Dehli. Nor anywere there. And that are just the places big steps could be made. With simple means.Post war, world famines were virtually eliminated by fossil fuel generated fertilisers, tractors and trucks. I have yet to see that mentioned in "research".
And solutions are always sought in the West. Never in... well lets say India. Havent seen Greta in Dehli. Nor anywere there. And that are just the places big steps could be made. With simple means.
Strangely enough those countries are a terra incognito. The polute the hell out of the world but mums the word. Never mind the birth rate they applaude but barely can feed.
Glue your hands to Rajpath road.. if not you are just acting.
When I was a kid I saw a documentary that said "half the people who have ever lived are alive today". As far as I know, that is still true, something else never mentioned in "research". Magically, whenever a chart is produced the projection is that the increase is at its worst, with no evidence at all.
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I'm stealing this line.BTW: I am proud to not have an Inner Child ..... I have an Outer Adult ;-P