Wind turbines used to absorb a power surplus?

It's also a great method of power distribution. Less visual impact than pylons.

Yeah seem a few video shorts of cats doing that.

But I doubt many birds die like that.

Sure. Everything dies eventually, so if you create more critters, more will die.

Someone published an alleged circuit diagram - it was actually for a wah wah FX pedal.

I didnt think you could get stupider than remoaners or Greens. I was wrong.

God, I hope so...

Lots of seedy things go rancid. Fritos don't.

I stand on our deck and dramatically eat a few Fritos. That annoys the ravens waiting in the trees, and they fly up to get theirs before they are all gone.

Yawn. It has to be a very STUPID bird.

Neither do you. I am sorry to dent your denialism, but around 20 million birds a year have to die.

Out here where there are at the moment no cats at all, I am not inundated with them

Probably because I dont feed the weaklings that get fat fall off the bird table and cant fly because of laziness and obesity

Cataract surgery involves using a needle to emulsify and slurp out the old lens, and then uses another needle to inject the new artificial lens. It takes about 10 minutes.

No, there are really not

They arent starting from cold. They are running at maybe 80%. Responses to steam throttles are instantanoous

You missed steam out of that list.

Here they dint shoot any deer for a few years. I saw over a hundred in a herd. The next year they got professional hunter in to get them down to the 10-20 herd sizes.

They have destroyed about 80% of anything I ever planted.

Those aren't birds. They are social security scroungers

Depends on what you mean by romantic.

Most are into f****ng.

For some people, that is a component of romance.

For plenty its the f****ng that they are into, no romance involved.

Sometimes dead coyotes are hung off a fence on that theory. Other things too.

Lots of cats can do that - I've seen it done many times.

When I was a kid, the family cat was a Siamese female who weighed something like 7 pounds. She could jump straight up six feet, and land gracefully on the top edge of a door left ajar.

She was hell on local birds and stable rats.

Joe Gwinn

Genetics isn't that simple.

I think it is. We are now flooded ruled and shouted down by ArtStudents™

The economy and society will collapse under its own weight and there wont be any competent engineers left to fix it.