There has been life on Earth since it was created 6000 years ago, we have already used up half of the water and the air and this is a worry

as we do not know how much longer they will last. However, a much more worrying resource that is also running out is gravity. Creation scientist estimate that we have also used up half of the gravity on earth and when this runs out it will cause all sorts of problems.

Good people of SW, what are you doing to conserve water, air and gravity?

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Zaphod42 · 51-55, M Best Comment

Not to worry good sir! I have personally been expanding my total mass to absorb as much gravity and water as possible for later use. Also, I keep my tires 2lbs over pressure to store some extra air for later.

Adish..additon…adish…plus, hydrogen cars create water spontaneiously…spantain…..out of thin air, thus keeping our reserves topped off.

AndysLoft · 56-60, M

@Zaphod42 Indeed Sir, but I would suggest filling your tyres with water. This will add weight and also give you a source of H2O when it runs out.

Zaphod42 · 51-55, M

@AndysLoft Well, Sir, I may take your advice on that as it makes perfect cents. But I refuse to partake in any fancy chemicals such as your “H2O”. No Sir, I’ll stick with good old fashion water, thank you very much.

AndysLoft · 56-60, M

@Zaphod42 Sir, as you know I am a man of creation science but I did not mean to baffle you with book learning words. I shall explain, H2O simply means a mixture of magic and sheep's wool which is of course asbestos...A much malighned...malign....meling....malighner....er, a much hated substance which is totally safe.

Zaphod42 · 51-55, M

@AndysLoft Well Sir, I must admit to being schepti…sckept…doubtful on anything involving magic, especially as that is the typical refrain of those making the rediculous clame that the world is somehow millions of years old. In the other hand, asbestos does have the word “best” right in it. So maybe I’ll give this “H2O” of yours a chance as a tire filler upper.

AndysLoft · 56-60, M

@Zaphod42 Thank you Sir, your observations are noted.