36 comments
@earthlingusa @Lana @Enema_Cowboy make enough episodes where you are forced to come up with new things all the time and before you know it you have enough episodes to cover everything a person can think up :bowie_laugh: @Lana Because we all know that shipping large, heavy things in sub-zero temperatures half way around the world is part of any country's green transition! @Lana So we can now assume there were glacier cocktails at the climate summit in Dubai. How very darling. This feels like the plot of a mediocre sci-fi horror movie. Bacteria, trapped for millions of years in ice is released because a rich A** hole in UAE wanted glacier ice for his drink. Now it's horribly mutating who ever comes in contact with it. @Lana @Lana I want to know how much they're paying the native Greenlanders to do the hard work compared to how much they charge in the UAE for one fancy cube. Greenlanders are one of the most hated first nations in Europe. Makes me so mad. @Lana this is one of the news stories I want the Aliens investigating our ruins in 10,000 years time to see. @Lazarou I feel like if we ever do find intelligent alien life elsewhere in the universe we're going to have a lot of explaining to do. @Lana Good grief, "green transition" should not about "turning Greenland green", I think they misunderstood this part. @Lana I think scratching my head over that one is responsible for most of my hair loss. @Lana Every local Whole Foods carries a water brand called Liquid Death that is shipped around the earth from the alps, so this is not something that is exclusively the domain of rich petrostates. @Lana Bah - this has been done before - by us super environmentalists in Norway: https://www.theguardian.com/vital-signs/2015/apr/04/svaice-ice-cubes-glacier-melt-cocktails-bars Matches well with yesterdays vote for deep-sea mining in Norway as well: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/jan/09/norway-set-to-approve-deep-sea-mining-despite-environmental-concerns π€¦ @Lana Back in the pre-mechanical refrigeration days, ice was harvested from North America and Norway and shipped to Britain to allow those who could afford it, frozen desserts and cocktails in summer and so on. Later, when there was refrigeration, it was a selling point that it was "natural" ice. Now I refer to modern climate change deniers/skeptics I come across as "Ice Shippers". @Lana Reminds me how at a job in around 1985 a conservative co-worker insisted that wealthy people sending their remains (after death of course) into space was true innovative and what space exploration is all about. |
@Lana
https://youtu.be/SAsgN_LPWBc