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Excellent work as usual Fen…
Yes, excellent work and did I see “Dan” himself in one of the cars?
…and Michael Mann in the car behind him? Great stuff Fen.
Another great pice of work.
Outstanding 🙂
As always, and all the smelling mistakes are deliberate too 🙂
Forget Banksy (whoever he is) and dead cows …. we have a new supernova in the UK’s artistic galaxy !
When can I buy the book ? Or better still a signed original print that I can frame ??
Giving it some thought
Please let us know. Your work is brutal and edgy. I love it.
Awesome, as our american chums would say.
Love it, Fen!
I asked the resident house wolf about getting a Bactrian camel for our transport needs, to live in the back garden. The answer was a resounding ‘no’. When I asked why not, I was told these camels couldn’t be properly herded …
So we keep on walking on our own two legs and four paws …
They are very good at keeping the neighbours cat out of the garden colly. A bactrian camels spit can hit a cat at 50 paces.
Wow – I didn’t know that, fen!
I shall inform the house wolf, who is not into cats.Perhaps they can team up and terrorise the neighbourhood cats.
Hmm – now that’s what i call a problem solved.
🙂
I think that is your best yet – and that is saying something.
The tragedy is that those in power (Cameron, Greg Barking etc.) continue to refuse to admit that they have been utterly deluded about this scam and I doubt that they will ever have the courage to confess their gullibility.
It’s so much easier for them to carry on wishing away billions of our Pounds.
Owen,
Their pals and friends and family are profiting nicely from the scam parts of this. And the scam parts of this are growing, not shrinking.
AH Fen, you know they have lost when we are laughing at them.
Great work, and to the point too.
Please, Please have The Peel P50 Eco Electric Car vs The Bactrian camel made into a T-shirt. It is absolutely priceless!
Very funny British earthlings. But I am in charge now, and that’s how it is going to stay.
Hi Fen
Great stuff but please remember that your point on Dinorwig being capable of backing up half the UK wind follies is only correct in a theoretical sense. In practcie the way in which the wind folly farms are located around the UK but Dinorwig being located in Wales, would not actually allow this capacity to be transmitted to cover the areas affected by failing wind. Transmission constraints mean that Dinorwig could not cover say a wind drop in central Scotland and local generation would still be needed.
The grid system ties and flows are much more complex than is apparent. In the water flow system analogy, no matter the pumping capacity, if the pipe is too small you cannot get all the water you pump through it.
Thanks RR.
Great stuff Fen. Keep it up, eventually it must filter through.
Reblogged this on Bohls Neighborhood Talk and commented:
Reblogged at Bohls Neighborhood Talk. There is more about the Dinorwig storage unit in the Wikipedia article at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinorwig_Power_Station
Excellent artwork and ‘on message’ as always.
Shame you missed off the ‘blue ring of stars’ from the number plates.
Maybe they were not eu approved vehicles?
Damn!….Missed a trick.
“And built the power stations anyway!!!”
The joke’s on us, really, but this is still an excellent punchline. Splendid work as always, Fen!
Reblogged this on Tallbloke's Talkshop and commented:
Fenbeagle at his brilliant best
Great post/…………….#wordpress!
Made my day, thank you!
Brilliant Fenbeagle.
I would like to point out that there is a sports model of the Bactrian which is just a fuel efficient ,though not necessarily faster – but has sleeker lines 😉
Reblogged this on Cornwall Wind Watch and commented:
Love it Fen, you’ve captured the Cornish “countryside” wonderfully in your imagery.