Earth Hour
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Just logged on to Google...........have a look and join in! 
http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en_uk/earthhour/

http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en_uk/earthhour/
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Yip, were doing it, just half hour to go now until all our lights and TV etc go off.
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I remember 1980 something when the music people did a concert to save the world from hunger. So now there's no hunger. What a load of bollocks. This is the same. The only way we humans will survive for the long term is to annihilate 50% of the world's population, then not procreate.
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oh shiiit, should I be in the dark (more than usual) right now?
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I believe the guy has a point.
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We did it ..... and we only missed the first period of the Flames game. 
I think the city centre lights were out too, along with most of our neighbours it certainly looked a lot darker out there last night!

I think the city centre lights were out too, along with most of our neighbours it certainly looked a lot darker out there last night!
#8
We had a lovely hour playing frustration with the kids by candlelight followed by (I kid you not) a sing song by the piano!
They loved it and wanted us to do it next Saturday night as well. Only problem is that I miss the end of "I'll do anything"!
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So is anyone going to do Earth Millennium? Or Earth year or Earth whatever. No. That's it now. Back to the huge hydro usage.
Back to real life.
Back to real life.
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but at least the two lights we normally have on were off, wow I saved a tree.

Wasted a candle though.
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There was plenty of light coming from the LCD TV upstairs, the plasma in the basement, daughter's Guitar Hero blasting out, the cooker going, the fridge freezers all going.......
but at least the two lights we normally have on were off, wow I saved a tree.
Wasted a candle though.
but at least the two lights we normally have on were off, wow I saved a tree.

Wasted a candle though.
My OH was just the same.... said he didn't mind watching TV by candle-light .... Our son made him behave!
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There was plenty of light coming from the LCD TV upstairs, the plasma in the basement, daughter's Guitar Hero blasting out, the cooker going, the fridge freezers all going.......
but at least the two lights we normally have on were off, wow I saved a tree.
Wasted a candle though.
but at least the two lights we normally have on were off, wow I saved a tree.

Wasted a candle though.
#14
Yes I know its a drop in the ocean , but it really made us aware of how many lights are left on in empty rooms and things are left on stand by around the house 
Our generation is screwed as far as being environmentally aware but if kids can get an appreciation of saving energy it can only be for the better surely?

Our generation is screwed as far as being environmentally aware but if kids can get an appreciation of saving energy it can only be for the better surely?




glad i found the reason