I'm saying:
faster internet
fast food taco chains.
more migrant women as they are far hotter then ours
American video game prices. Dollar for dollar, none of that exchange rate shark that undermines my point.
Oh and football stadiums, more importantly 1 here.
Oh and ice hockey, more specifically the sharks.
Oh Amazon same day shipping.
I'm saying:
faster internet
fast food taco chains.
Not for long.
The right to bare arms, not beer arms nor bear arms?
Burkas?
On a serious note, I would like us to pay Saudi prices for our petrol per litre. 23 cents US per litre. Whereas we are paying $1.27. I guess the rest is local tax.
http://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Saudi-Arabia/gasoline_prices/
More kangaroos
"Ive just re-visited this and once again realised that C-Diddy is a genius - a drunk, Newcastle bred disgrace - but a genius." - Hard News, 11:39am 4th June 2009
The right to bare arms, not beer arms nor bear arms?
Burkas?
On a serious note, I would like us to pay Saudi prices for our petrol per litre. 23 cents US per litre. Whereas we are paying $1.27. I guess the rest is local tax.
http://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Saudi-Arabia/gas...
I was looking at what countries purchase the most electric cars. Because I'd rather we have good electric car infrastructure than rely on diminishing resources, and also resources that are so price volatile. And found that Norway, despite being a major oil producer, is by far the largest purchaser of electric vehicles. Ironic.
Anyway I'd love to have the Lido chain of Restaurants and bars from Riga here:
Delicious beer, delicious food, everything grown and made by the company on its own farms (they even grow the wood to make their own furniture).
I also vote for more old stuff, less stuff from the 70's, 80's and 90's in our cities.
The right to bare arms, not beer arms nor bear arms?
Burkas?
On a serious note, I would like us to pay Saudi prices for our petrol per litre. 23 cents US per litre. Whereas we are paying $1.27. I guess the rest is local tax.
http://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Saudi-Arabia/gas...
I was looking at what countries purchase the most electric cars. Because I'd rather we have good electric car infrastructure than rely on diminishing resources, and also resources that are so price volatile. And found that Norway, despite being a major oil producer, is by far the largest purchaser of electric vehicles. Ironic.
Anyway I'd love to have the Lido chain of Restaurants and bars from Riga here:
Delicious beer, delicious food, everything grown and made by the company on its own farms (they even grow the wood to make their own furniture).
I also vote for more old stuff, less stuff from the 70's, 80's and 90's in our cities.
Agree with you in general, but the diminishing resources you mentioned - oil - there is enough for another 1000 years.
If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid
The right to bare arms, not beer arms nor bear arms?
Burkas?
On a serious note, I would like us to pay Saudi prices for our petrol per litre. 23 cents US per litre. Whereas we are paying $1.27. I guess the rest is local tax.
http://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Saudi-Arabia/gas...
I was looking at what countries purchase the most electric cars. Because I'd rather we have good electric car infrastructure than rely on diminishing resources, and also resources that are so price volatile. And found that Norway, despite being a major oil producer, is by far the largest purchaser of electric vehicles. Ironic.
Anyway I'd love to have the Lido chain of Restaurants and bars from Riga here:
Delicious beer, delicious food, everything grown and made by the company on its own farms (they even grow the wood to make their own furniture).
I also vote for more old stuff, less stuff from the 70's, 80's and 90's in our cities.
Agree with you in general, but the diminishing resources you mentioned - oil - there is enough for another 1000 years.
Maybe, but we're past the low hanging fruit. It will get more and more expensive and more and more environmentally disastrous to extract.
The right to bare arms, not beer arms nor bear arms?
Burkas?
On a serious note, I would like us to pay Saudi prices for our petrol per litre. 23 cents US per litre. Whereas we are paying $1.27. I guess the rest is local tax.
http://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Saudi-Arabia/gas...
I was looking at what countries purchase the most electric cars. Because I'd rather we have good electric car infrastructure than rely on diminishing resources, and also resources that are so price volatile. And found that Norway, despite being a major oil producer, is by far the largest purchaser of electric vehicles. Ironic.
Anyway I'd love to have the Lido chain of Restaurants and bars from Riga here:
Delicious beer, delicious food, everything grown and made by the company on its own farms (they even grow the wood to make their own furniture).
I also vote for more old stuff, less stuff from the 70's, 80's and 90's in our cities.
Agree with you in general, but the diminishing resources you mentioned - oil - there is enough for another 1000 years.
Maybe, but we're past the low hanging fruit. It will get more and more expensive and more and more environmentally disastrous to extract.
You and I won't be around to worry.
If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid
We build on the shoulders of giants. Our way of life is built on the hard work and sacrifices of the generation before. Wouldn't it be a shame to squander a few hundred years of hard work by saying it's not our problem?
We build on the shoulders of giants. Our way of life is built on the hard work and sacrifices of the generation before. Wouldn't it be a shame to squander a few hundred years of hard work by saying it's not our problem?
Agree, but people in general today are selfish and only care about themselves.
If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid
We build on the shoulders of giants. Our way of life is built on the hard work and sacrifices of the generation before. Wouldn't it be a shame to squander a few hundred years of hard work by saying it's not our problem?
Agree, but people in general today are selfish and only care about themselves.
Only one way to change that.
Taco Bell
I'm sure this is sarcasm but instead of taco bell I wouldn't mind some of the Mexican fusion food trucks that they have in California. I used to eat at http://www.kungfutacos.com which is Chinese Tacos whenever their truck was within half a dozen blocks of where I worked. Was absolutely delicious. There was also a place that did a pretty mean sushi burito.
We build on the shoulders of giants. Our way of life is built on the hard work and sacrifices of the generation before. Wouldn't it be a shame to squander a few hundred years of hard work by saying it's not our problem?
Agree, but people in general today are selfish and only care about themselves.
Only one way to change that.
shoot them all?
"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...
I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...
Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...
Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."
We build on the shoulders of giants. Our way of life is built on the hard work and sacrifices of the generation before. Wouldn't it be a shame to squander a few hundred years of hard work by saying it's not our problem?
Agree, but people in general today are selfish and only care about themselves.
Only one way to change that.
shoot them all?
Taco Bell
I'm sure this is sarcasm but instead of taco bell I wouldn't mind some of the Mexican fusion food trucks that they have in California. I used to eat at http://www.kungfutacos.com which is Chinese Tacos whenever their truck was within half a dozen blocks of where I worked. Was absolutely delicious. There was also a place that did a pretty mean sushi burito.
Taco Bell
I'm sure this is sarcasm but instead of taco bell I wouldn't mind some of the Mexican fusion food trucks that they have in California. I used to eat at http://www.kungfutacos.com which is Chinese Tacos whenever their truck was within half a dozen blocks of where I worked. Was absolutely delicious. There was also a place that did a pretty mean sushi burito.
End of an era. Vinnie - It's over.
If anyone cares for my inane babbling follow @iluvnix17 on the Twitter.
I want to try taco bell so much.
Maybe he needs to do some 'spring cleaning'
We build on the shoulders of giants. Our way of life is built on the hard work and sacrifices of the generation before. Wouldn't it be a shame to squander a few hundred years of hard work by saying it's not our problem?
Agree, but people in general today are selfish and only care about themselves.
You certainly are with your attitude that we should burn all the fossil fuels and not care about the planet or future generations.
Electric cars and renewable energy, that's what we need ...
High speed rail.
Rail links from Auckland to Hamilton and Tauranga
Also, light rail to the airport would be nice.
Interesting fact - the Wellington rail line used to go to the bottom of Tory St around 100 years ago ...
High speed rail.
Bullet train from Auckland to Hamilton, through the centre and on to Wellington would be absolutely mean. And ignore a lot of geography!
High speed rail.
Bullet train from Auckland to Hamilton, through the centre and on to Wellington would be absolutely mean. And ignore a lot of geography!
In NZ we specialise in following curves instead of taking the quickest and easiest route. Ministry of Works special policy.
High speed rail.
Bullet train from Auckland to Hamilton, through the centre and on to Wellington would be absolutely mean. And ignore a lot of geography!
So via Napier then???
Yays!
"Ive just re-visited this and once again realised that C-Diddy is a genius - a drunk, Newcastle bred disgrace - but a genius." - Hard News, 11:39am 4th June 2009
Wellington to Napier about 320km. - One hour and ten mins on our train.
Napier to Auckland about 420km - so that's, about, one hour and thirty minutes.
what? WHAT?
High speed rail.
Dream on.

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...
I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...
Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...
Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."