TORONTO - Millions of people across Canada and around the globe are expected to turn out their lights Saturday evening to raise awareness about pollution and global warming in an initiative known as Earth Hour.
"sasquatch2" said If the crazies make a statement and the sheeple copy then I have my statement.
Can't rationalize your trucker education, huh? Troll on
Still into name calling I see---Master-baiter----
Swift move hypoturd - you're chastising me for alleged name calling by calling me a name! Brilliant. It's no wonder you think Harper's campaign adviser is a communist. That qualifies you as an "ignoramus". Shuffle on
Great idea, I diddn't even know they were doing a poll to see how many would register. I bet atleast 10% - 20% that diddn't do that poll diddn't know about it either and will be registering anyways if they found out that is.
What's the website that you register on? Anybody know.
I usually turn off all my power when I don't use things whenever I go to bed, or out of house or not using things. Saving a lot more on the power bill just for the simple task of flipping a switch, and unplugging a few things.
"ShepherdsDog" said I turn my lights off every night.
You don't say !!!
Same in pretty much every household.
My lights are turned off, but for a totally different reason. It is so that my female sexual partner doesn't have to look at me while we are making love.
I admit when I first heard of this, I thought it was along the same lines as the "Buy Nothing Day" - that is, an ineffectual publicity stunt.
The more I thought of it, though, the more it makes perfect sense as far as these things go - the most significant reason being that energy consumption is so easily measured.
That people can see their conscious efforts reduce consumption by some degree (and by past results I've heard the effect is significant) sends a very clear message that personal choices can and do have an influence.
Personal opinions on the climate change debate aside, reducing energy consumption can only have a positive impact on everything from pollution to financial costs.
Turn on all your lights and burns some used tires.
Good one - why you're being a first-rate ignoramus why not wax politically about the communists that run Stephen Harper's campaign too?
Saving energy by turning off your lights is hardly a personally invasive idea. At the very least, some will save a couple of bucks.
Still into name calling I see---Master-baiter----
If the crazies make a statement and the sheeple copy then I have my statement.
Can't rationalize your trucker education, huh? Troll on
Swift move hypoturd - you're chastising me for alleged name calling by calling me a name! Brilliant. It's no wonder you think Harper's campaign adviser is a communist. That qualifies you as an "ignoramus". Shuffle on
What's the website that you register on? Anybody know.
I usually turn off all my power when I don't use things whenever I go to bed, or out of house or not using things. Saving a lot more on the power bill just for the simple task of flipping a switch, and unplugging a few things.
you'll miss HNIC
I turn my lights off every night.
You don't say !!!
Same in pretty much every household.
My lights are turned off, but for a totally different reason. It is so that my female sexual partner doesn't have to look at me while we are making love.
i think that's the site you're looking for
The more I thought of it, though, the more it makes perfect sense as far as these things go - the most significant reason being that energy consumption is so easily measured.
That people can see their conscious efforts reduce consumption by some degree (and by past results I've heard the effect is significant) sends a very clear message that personal choices can and do have an influence.
Personal opinions on the climate change debate aside, reducing energy consumption can only have a positive impact on everything from pollution to financial costs.
turn off the lights...does that mean the TV as well
you'll miss HNIC
its only an hour... and then you can always keep tabs on the game using your cell phone/pda...
thats my plan