There is a pattern emerging - there rarely appears to be a link between what you say and the evidence you present.
How does the air conditioned open air sheds on Auckland's waterfront demonstrate a need for energy ratings for Wellingtons buildings?
How does an increase in the native bird population in Wellington suggest there is a problem with cats? That doesn't even make sense.
Energy ratings seem a good idea as does chipping our feline friends but it would be nice to see some semblance of thought going into the argument presented rather than hyperbole and rhetoric alone.
There is a pattern emerging - there rarely appears to be a link between what you say and the evidence you present.
ReplyDeleteHow does the air conditioned open air sheds on Auckland's waterfront demonstrate a need for energy ratings for Wellingtons buildings?
How does an increase in the native bird population in Wellington suggest there is a problem with cats? That doesn't even make sense.
Energy ratings seem a good idea as does chipping our feline friends but it would be nice to see some semblance of thought going into the argument presented rather than hyperbole and rhetoric alone.