The LiquidLegends Lounge - Page 1371

On July 27 2016 10:08 killerdog wrote:
The difference between the UK and the US

http://djmag.com/news/secret-garden-party-introduces-first-drug-testing-service-uk-festival-goers

On July 27 2016 18:40 Scip wrote:

I think that is fucking brilliant

On July 27 2016 19:44 Doctorbeat wrote:


We had voluntary testing at festivals during the 90's.

In 2002 one of our more Christian governments decided that harddrugs are illegal and testing would not be a good thing.

The discussion has flared up again after deaths at festivals from people taking too high dosages or generally being bad users (drinking too much water, drinking too little).

You can still have your drugs tested, but not at the festival itself. There's a location in Amsterdam (Jellinek Clinic) that can test your drugs for €2,50.

On July 27 2016 22:56 Requizen wrote:
Reading news articles about the current status of climate change and I'm seriously too perturbed by it to focus on anything. We're pretty fucked.

On July 27 2016 22:59 Doctorbeat wrote:


We're gonna regret a lot but I do think we'll overcome.

On July 27 2016 23:03 Requizen wrote:

I dunno man, I hope so but I'm seriously sorta having a panic attack.

On July 27 2016 22:56 Requizen wrote:
Reading news articles about the current status of climate change and I'm seriously too perturbed by it to focus on anything. We're pretty fucked.

On July 28 2016 02:37 Karis Vas Ryaar wrote:


well If I remember correctly if your in the US or Europe it will probably not be too bad. If your in an island country that exists entirely at 2 ft above sea level you screwed though. of middle east which is gonna be perma drought

On July 28 2016 02:37 Karis Vas Ryaar wrote:


well If I remember correctly if your in the US or Europe it will probably not be too bad. If your in an island country that exists entirely at 2 ft above sea level you screwed though. of middle east which is gonna be perma drought

On July 28 2016 01:46 WaveofShadow wrote:
Yeah nothing like being made to feel guilty for having children.

The worst part is that sweeping changes to our lifestyles as we know it is largely under control of regulatory bodies.

For a few hundred/thousand people to stop eating meat/start driving electric won't even put a scratch on a dent of what needs to happen to reverse any of the global processes happening right now.

It needs to be enforced on a national/international scale to unprecedented levels, which simply won't happen until we're in act 2 of the disaster movie.

On July 28 2016 05:00 iCanada wrote:


Literally driving electric cars instead of driving gas changes nothing.

You yourself don't burn the fossil fuels but consider that 80% or so of the world's electricity comes from coal and natural gas.

Not to mention youre requiredo to use up and eliminate other valuable resources to actually create the battery for your vehicle.

We would need everyone to switch to electric and to switch over to nuclear power (because wind and solar are red herrings... too unreliable for large scale use.)... and that would dent the current pace by 20%.

So much of it is from large barges, aircrafts, and personal yaughts. Leonardo DiCaprio has harmed the world more than I have by a factor of millions. And he doesn't stack up even slightly to economies shipping things at a global scale.