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s1dthesexist
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 45
0 miles · Greater London
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Hi,
Will be making a couple of visits to the popular spot just north of Brighton in the next couple of days. Anyone else out?
Ideally looking for couples or fems, or people who know where they are all hiding at the moment.
PM me if you need to confirm the normal location, or have a suggestion of another.
s
Will be making a couple of visits to the popular spot just north of Brighton in the next couple of days. Anyone else out?
Ideally looking for couples or fems, or people who know where they are all hiding at the moment.
PM me if you need to confirm the normal location, or have a suggestion of another.
s
I have had a very good time with an ex in a hammock in my parents back garden. It was the middle of summer, probably around 2am, and I don't think anyone saw as no lights came on (you would not have been able to see far enough without lights).
She said the sex was great. We slept in the hammock that night.
She said the sex was great. We slept in the hammock that night.
Kentswingers777: what is your expertise on global warming? I would put my faith in a collection of scientists over ill-informed opinion and conjecture.
It is important to not confuse opion with evidence and facts.
More fundamentally, there is a massive point in recycling and being more efficient: oil is running out, and we currently do not have a solution to our ever increasing fossil fuel based consumption.
The consequences of an oil peak is that we simply will not be able to power our economy in the future. The social consequences of this could be diabolical as having a means of producing power will become critical.
For a really good source check out Jeremy Leggett (google him). He used to work as geologist in the oil industry, so is well placed to comment.
A final point is that a massive wind farm in Scotland has just had planning permission rejected because of a fear that birds would fly into the turbines. What a fucking joke... NIMBYS
It is important to not confuse opion with evidence and facts.
More fundamentally, there is a massive point in recycling and being more efficient: oil is running out, and we currently do not have a solution to our ever increasing fossil fuel based consumption.
The consequences of an oil peak is that we simply will not be able to power our economy in the future. The social consequences of this could be diabolical as having a means of producing power will become critical.
For a really good source check out Jeremy Leggett (google him). He used to work as geologist in the oil industry, so is well placed to comment.
A final point is that a massive wind farm in Scotland has just had planning permission rejected because of a fear that birds would fly into the turbines. What a fucking joke... NIMBYS
