[JandS]

Cleaned my windows last Friday.....suns on them now and they are filthy.

[Perfect Windows]

For every article on ‘climate change’ there is a group of scientists proving it wrong.

I think you meant to say that for every article on climate change there's a group of non-scientist self-proclaimed "experts" thinking their self-taught nonsense gleaned from five minutes of "research" on YouTube makes them knowledgeable about the science and who bleat on with the same old tired, false arguments.

To be clear, I'm not talking about you, I'm talking about the people spouting this anti-science tripe. If they were scientists they'd be refuting papers in science journals, not going onto Instagram, Twotter and YouTube to spread their misunderstanding of the science.

Vin

[zesty]

No mate, there are countless fully qualified climate scientists that use data to come to a completely different conclusion.

Climate change will always happen, weather we burn fossil fuels or not.

[Soupy]

No mate, there are countless fully qualified climate scientists that use data to come to a completely different conclusion.

Climate change will always happen, weather we burn fossil fuels or not.

If you want to talk gibberish about the climate there's another forum on here for that.

[Soupy]

Cleaned my windows last Friday.....suns on them now and they are filthy.

Yeah, probably would've had call backs if we'd went out yesterday.

[zesty]

No mate, there are countless fully qualified climate scientists that use data to come to a completely different conclusion.

Climate change will always happen, weather we burn fossil fuels or not.

If you want to talk gibberish about the climate there's another forum on here for that.

Not gibberish, but please yourself.

Look at both sides of the debate rather than everthing the bbc tells you soupy!

[AuRavelling79]

Unfortunately it seems that the most vocal are the uninformed who gravitate to one end of the spectrum.

To me it is obvious that if you have a breathable atmosphere less than 4 miles high and have the emissions of 8 billion people and their factories and heated/cooled homes and their vehicles then their activities such as flying and deforestation will change the atmosphere's composition.

This is on top of whatever the earth itself does.

We need to factor this in for our children's and grandchildren's lives but it needs to be done without economically wrecking their lives in other ways.

Balance is needed. Greenwashing isn't helping.

Anyway, as Soupy says - there is another section of the forum if you want to start a thread on it.

[dazmond]

Unfortunately it seems that the most vocal are the uniformed who gravitate to one end of the spectrum.

To me it is obvious that if you have a breathable atmosphere less than 4 miles high and have the emissions of 8 billion people and their factories and heated/cooled homes and their vehicles then their activities such as flying and deforestation will change the atmosphere's composition.

This is on top of whatever the earth itself does.

We need to factor this in for our children's and grandchildren's lives but it needs to be done without economically wrecking their lives in other ways.

Balance is needed. Greenwashing isn't helping.

Anyway, as Soupy says - there is another section of the forum if you want to start a thread on it.

I agree and I personally believe we will not prevent the climate from warming up. It's simply too late....

Anyway back on topic it's very sunny here today and ive already had a few messages off customers this morning asking when I'm next round to clean their windows...

I am 3 weeks behind my normal schedule and it'll take me until the end of Feb to get round all my work as I don't try and cram in extra jobs to catch up....I basically never catch up,that work and money is lost forever.....

It is what it is....Have a good weekend chaps!🙂👍

[dazmond]

Another named storm coming in tomorrow afternoon here and it'll stick around for a few days next week by the looks of it but it should still be workable

[Perfect Windows]

I think naming storms has been a backward step. Customers were telling me a storm was due, so was I sure about cleaning?

The storm centre passed over central Scotland, the best part of 500 miles north of here, roughly as far away as Bordeaux. 

Previously the weather forecast would have said Scotland's in for some stormy weather and moved on.  But because they now name the buggers and give it a big build up in the news (not just in the weather bulletin), everyone knew there was a huge storm coming in to hit us.

Vin

[tlwcs]

I think naming storms has been a backward step. Customers were telling me a storm was due, so was I sure about cleaning?

The storm centre passed over central Scotland, the best part of 500 miles north of here, roughly as far away as Bordeaux. 

Previously the weather forecast would have said Scotland's in for some stormy weather and moved on.  But because they now name the buggers and give it a big build up in the news (not just in the weather bulletin), everyone knew there was a huge storm coming in to hit us.

Vin

And all we ever do as a nation is talk about the weather.

[Soupy]

As previously stated.

Keep your mental climate denial for the mental section of the forum.

[Soupy]

Lol