On Tuesday, 15 April 2014 06:30:39 UTC+1, harry wrote:

Horse**** is and indipensable

No it's not.

soil conditioner

No it's not. *Well rotted* horse **** is... i.e. hazardous matter
which has been *processed*.

that normally comes free.

No it doesn't. The horse has to be fed and kept. Clearly your grasp
of whole-system economics is akin to your understanding of allegories.

Part of the normal recycling of plant nutrients.
A renewable resource in fact.
It grows more grass, horse eats grass, more horse****.

Oh well, lucky it's *absolutely* that simple!

A perfect cycle of events that happens spontaneously.

Not a perfect circle. You don't know what "spontaneously" means.

Only a retard would consider horse **** to be a useless hazadous waste.

Who said it was useless? But at least you've managed to grasp that horse
**** is hazardous, well done.

Nuclear waste is a so far insoluble problem that no-one has yet dealt with
successfully.

No it's not.

But is costing a lot of money meanwhile.

That's not the fault of the nuclear material, is it.

It is of no value to anybody.

Well, maybe to those like you who have no demonstrable grasp of
science or economics.

In message , harryagain
writes

"David Paste" wrote in message
...
On Sunday, 13 April 2014 08:41:16 UTC+1, Private James Frazer did declare
that we're doomed, and followed it up with:

I see. Or was it a parable?

No, it was an allegory.


In what way is horse **** similar to nuclear waste?
You think it can be sprinkled on an allotment?

Clearly you don't understand the concept of an allegory.


So what is the link between nuclear waste and horse ****?


You
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bert