London‘s Burning!
… but so is Birmingham and the rest of the UK, too!
These high temperatures are nice… too bad they come at the cost of high pollution as well. I wonder how long until we have some sort of 9/11-type event with our climate, as only then will governments / people really start to take the effects of human pollution on our environment seriously.
Birmingham Bloggers Meetup, Take 2
Tony Morel Oooh, I can actually make this one too :) Not sure I’d recognise anyone, it’s been years since...
Birmingham Bloggers Get Together!
Nick Booth It’s just a start – and it’s designed to be very informal. We’ll get round to...
Tony Morel Darn, I can’t make this one as I’m working away from home Wed-Fri I was really hoping to make...
Swimming
Mark What about braving the outdoors and swim in a lake? That’d sort the men from the boys!
Webpages For The Deaf
John Griffin So that’s where my council tax is going!
Sorry – you’re suggesting that hot temperatures may lead to an act of mass terrorism?
hmmm I guess that could happen, if the terrorists get pissed off at having to sit on the ridiculously slow trains without any air conditioning?
Assuming you’re serious in your question: No, I just meant an event (and, more importantly, the corresponding reaction) of that scale. I don’t know what such an event would be though. I mean, even if a superhurricane swept through Washington D.C. and destroyed everything it’s path there would be endless arguments over what exactly was responsible (e.g. “god”, freak accident, global warming, etc). So perhaps what I said in the post was just silly speculation?