My uncle was a geologist for the NCB, obviously lost his job , I went down a mine once, sort of museum, not nice.
I loved it Este, i'd go back down tomorrow if i had the chance. my dear old ma, god bless her, hated it when i first started as a young'un she'd be on the phone to the pit when she heard a serious accident happened, showed me right up she did And no i wasn't a Bevin boy or Pony driver ya bastards
I'm wondering why people get their knickers in a knot about the bombing of Dresden when the germans bombed the **** out of london.
Yeah, dripping sambos, mate lovely Actually it wasn't very diverse down there, not one bame, lady, lesbians or one of the pronoun alphabet people, and you could pick your soap up from the floor in the communal showers without getting a sore arse for your trouble.
A bit chilly tonight I got my wood burning fire on, a local guy brings it for me that's how he earns his living. Better than paying the leccy companies.
apparently we had the cleanest burning coal in the world mate, don't know how true that is, and they reckon the coal we now have to import is crap
Another thing I've just remembered. All the climate alarmists cite "pre-industrial levels" The world population didn't cross 1bn until 1800, even by 1900 it hadn't hit 2bn, now we're at over 7bn! That's going to impact the climate on it's own. Oh hang on. It's gone up by just over 1 degree since 1880.
From my memory being a soft southern bastard, it seemed like it was her or the Unions. I do remember through the late seventies everyone seemed to be on strike regularly. I doubt I knew the truth
