Lights out in your local time zone... doing it? What do you think of it?
(Damn, can you edit poll options to correct a typo, btw?)
(Damn, can you edit poll options to correct a typo, btw?)
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28Why not - sound like a fun thing to participate in7.14%2I might do if I remember, not too fussed14.29%4I'm against this sort of thing, I'll explain why below...39.29%11I'd like to knock AndyW's lights out39.29%11The poll is expired.
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This time it's 2000 - 2100 GMT, but if they don't get a move on and start building 40 or 50 fast breeder reactors in the UK it will be a trial run for electricity being turned off much of the time between 2010 and 2100 AD.Originally posted by realityhack View PostWork in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ here -
Good thing I have an emergency 7 Kw Generator wired inOriginally posted by OwlHoot View Post
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No pissing way, casualty is on.Comment
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What's disturbing is, after watching that video of you as a real man in the 'real men' thread... I can picture you saying that. I now 'hear' your posts. <shudder>Originally posted by RRH View PostComment
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I suppose you and yours will be observing 'earth hour' then sat round in candle light, reading the Guardian and sipping lentil soup?Originally posted by realityhack View PostComment
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That's right littlejohn, that's exactly what I'll be doing.Originally posted by RRH View Post
Judging by your dress sense, that's exactly what you'll be doing too.Comment
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I will be turning all the lights and all electrical appliances off in my house to observe this.
Although, that is mostly due to the fact that I will be down the pub at that time.
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great time to go out and mug someone
crime was a lot higher in the Victorian darker streets.
not enough light to catch people on that new fangled CCTV systemComment
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