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Thread ID: 32826 2003-04-29 05:53:00 OT: Saving Power csinclair83 (200) Press F1
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139962 2003-05-08 06:36:00 >And who cares about the coast. Leave them in the dark. ...bunch of yeasty country folk.

When i lived on the Wet Coast, i didn't need no elec-trickery like them wussy willed people there now!

-----still it was nice visiting those who did.

.Clueless
Clueless (181)
139963 2003-05-08 07:24:00 Good point Agent - I've become sick of the multitude OT opinions that degenerate into petty squabbles - I'm now making a habit of unchecking the Watch This Topic check-box whenever I post a reply. Greg S (201)
139964 2003-05-08 09:35:00 Agent, I never said the largest city. I did however say the 2nd largest population growth. The first 2 placings are actually taken by Auckland and Manukau, but can anyone tell the difference:p
Whoops, sorry but that was last years figures I was looking at.:|

Of the 74 territorial authorities, 43 (14 cities and 29 districts) were estimated to have experienced population growth in the year to 30 June 2002. Auckland City recorded the largest increase (12,700), followed by Manukau City (8,900), Christchurch City (4,900), North Shore City (4,700), Waitakere City (4,500), Wellington City (3,500) and Rodney ......

> Even if I'm wrong, you forgot to say whether you were mentioning Auckland
> City as the area governed by the Auckland City Council, or Greater Auckland,
> ie the area governed by the Auckland Regional Council (goes all the way up past Warkworth, that does).

Do I really give a damn, or is this an exercise in futility.

> habit of unchecking the Watch This Topic check-box whenever I post a reply.
Why reply?:| saves the need for unticking anything. ]:)
raddersnz (684)
139965 2003-05-08 11:31:00 This is an amazingly long thread.

A country run so that we have power shortages is a pretty poorly run country.

If that bothers you, just persuade your local MP to exhort parliament to ensure electricity is priced at the long run marginal cost of new generating capacity.

Additional capacity costs, and someone has to pay for it. Who else but the users?
rugila (214)
139966 2003-05-08 11:41:00 > Is it just me, or is this thread, that originally started out as good-willed, is now turning into an argument?

It must be just you. I am thoroughly enjoying this thread, thanks mainly to you and radz -- haven't laughed so much since Timmy asked how to partition his hard drive. :D

Thanks guys, keep it up. :-)


Hey Greg, don't be so serious, mate. ;-)
Susan B (19)
139967 2003-05-08 12:03:00 > > Is it just me, or is this thread, that originally
> started out as good-willed, is now turning into an
> argument?
>
> It must be just you. I am thoroughly enjoying this
> thread, thanks mainly to you and radz -- haven't
> laughed so much since Timmy asked how to partition
> his hard drive. :D
>
> Thanks guys, keep it up. :-)
>
>
> Hey Greg, don't be so serious, mate. ;-)

I'm gald my goal has been achieved. ]:)
Both of them infact. I'm sure some were attained which I had not planned for - but expected:p
raddersnz (684)
139968 2003-05-08 20:22:00 OK it pays not too pick on anyone or you end up with red face.

I saw someone last night at that place (at 6pm) I said on another posting (above ?) , that's put a muzzled around my mouth for the pressF1 web site.

I better so to work before I get into trouble
E.ric (351)
139969 2003-05-09 03:31:00 Hey Clueless - I'm alittle confused too - I always thought of the West coast as being the West Coast - yet as has been mentioned some of it isn't.
In Jan '02 I headed south for a week of 4 wheel driving on the West Coast - the "Base" was a motor camp in Westport (their address stated Westport, Buller) - something when sending a deposit to Seddonville (Buller).
Pardon me if I'm wrong - but my impression now is that everything north of the Buller river is considered Buller ?:|
Nomad1 (3546)
139970 2003-05-09 05:19:00 Nope. Auckland. Graham L (2)
139971 2003-05-09 05:31:00 LOL! Wash your mouth out, Graham! :D Susan B (19)
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