NCarolina Conks: how you like the global warming?
Posted: Sun Jul 28, 2013 3:41 pm
I hope the entire state drowns. We just need to start over.
Conks deserve every disaster.
Conks deserve every disaster.
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Global Warming.....D1B wrote:I hope the entire state drowns. We just need to start over.
Conks deserve every disaster.

What about the donks in those states?D1B wrote:I hope the entire state drowns. We just need to start over.
Conks deserve every disaster.
Looks lke that is only for the week 7/23 - 7/30. It would be interesting to see the whole month of July as much of the east coast had a significant heat wave during the middle of the month.Baldy wrote:Global Warming.....D1B wrote:I hope the entire state drowns. We just need to start over.
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Total record temps for the month of July (through the 30th)
Total record temps: 1295
Total record highs: 47
Total record lows: 451
I'll admit, this Global Warming is pissin me off. It has been too cool for me to go swimming in my pool most nights this summer.
Agreed. If this continues into the future, I say bring on global warming!Ibanez wrote:I'm not sure about you other southern fellas, but we've had such a mild summer. The temperatures could've been much higher.
Doesn't global warming have the adverse effect? Essentially, it's a cooling a planet?ASUMountaineer wrote:Agreed. If this continues into the future, I say bring on global warming!Ibanez wrote:I'm not sure about you other southern fellas, but we've had such a mild summer. The temperatures could've been much higher.
My understanding is that as the polar ice caps melt, it will cause a decline in average temperature that could be severe in some areas. It would also flood much of the coastal regions of the EC. I'm really not seeing a lose option here.Ibanez wrote:Doesn't global warming have the adverse effect? Essentially, it's a cooling a planet?ASUMountaineer wrote:
Agreed. If this continues into the future, I say bring on global warming!
Other than east coast fvcks moving west...ASUMountaineer wrote:My understanding is that as the polar ice caps melt, it will cause a decline in average temperature that could be severe in some areas. It would also flood much of the coastal regions of the EC. I'm really not seeing a lose option here.Ibanez wrote:
Doesn't global warming have the adverse effect? Essentially, it's a cooling a planet?
I'm pretty sure the Pacific would rise too. You'd have west coast fvcks moving east.....houndawg wrote:Other than east coast fvcks moving west...ASUMountaineer wrote:
My understanding is that as the polar ice caps melt, it will cause a decline in average temperature that could be severe in some areas. It would also flood much of the coastal regions of the EC. I'm really not seeing a lose option here.
Well, there's two lose options...ASUG8 wrote:I'm pretty sure the Pacific would rise too. You'd have west coast fvcks moving east.....houndawg wrote:
Other than east coast fvcks moving west...
I'm far enough inland to not worry about...might even see a rise in property tax as I'll be even closer to the beach.houndawg wrote:Other than east coast fvcks moving west...ASUMountaineer wrote:
My understanding is that as the polar ice caps melt, it will cause a decline in average temperature that could be severe in some areas. It would also flood much of the coastal regions of the EC. I'm really not seeing a lose option here.
WE do too, D. Considering the majority of the state that's elected Dems to power every election save the last one live east of the Blue Ridge. So bring on the flooding....start with the pig farmer's down east right on into Raleigh then up 40 to Chapel Hill.....you might actually get this state out of perpetual debt by flooding everything piedmont & East....D1B wrote:I hope the entire state drowns. We just need to start over.
Conks deserve every disaster.
If it floods Chapel Hill, that means we will be starting over in Washington DC also.Appaholic wrote:WE do too, D. Considering the majority of the state that's elected Dems to power every election save the last one live east of the Blue Ridge. So bring on the flooding....start with the pig farmer's down east right on into Raleigh then up 40 to Chapel Hill.....you might actually get this state out of perpetual debt by flooding everything piedmont & East....D1B wrote:I hope the entire state drowns. We just need to start over.
Conks deserve every disaster.
Yup. It's called the Progressive Inverse Principle. Whatever the research data suggests is opposite of reality.Ibanez wrote:Doesn't global warming have the adverse effect? Essentially, it's a cooling a planet?ASUMountaineer wrote:
Agreed. If this continues into the future, I say bring on global warming!
Neither side is interested in a pure, unobstructed scientific inquiry, either.Chizzang wrote:Nobody doubts global "climate change"
Heck 25 thousand years ago this planet was in the midst of an ice age
What is in question is to what effect humans are playing in this latest round
It's a ridiculous debate however because neither side is interested in communicating like adults
http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/ ... print.htmlChizzang wrote:...It's a ridiculous debate however because neither side is interested in communicating like adults
We get rid of epic douchebags Salazar and Lubchenko, and wind up with a political Lenny.In an agency-wide address to employees Aug. 1, Jewell took the unusual step of suggesting that no one working for her should challenge the idea that human activity is driving recent warming. “I hope there are no climate-change deniers in the Department of Interior,” she said.
obviously...CID1990 wrote:Neither side is interested in a pure, unobstructed scientific inquiry, either.Chizzang wrote:Nobody doubts global "climate change"
Heck 25 thousand years ago this planet was in the midst of an ice age
What is in question is to what effect humans are playing in this latest round
It's a ridiculous debate however because neither side is interested in communicating like adults
I wonder which side has more people fooled?Chizzang wrote:obviously...CID1990 wrote:
Neither side is interested in a pure, unobstructed scientific inquiry, either.
There's a lot of money at stake for both sides (astronomical money)
CID1990 wrote:I wonder which side has more people fooled?Chizzang wrote:
obviously...
There's a lot of money at stake for both sides (astronomical money)
My money's on the anthropogenic global warmingists. I thought liberals were supposed to be the smart ones, and yet they are led around by the nose with the occasional panicky documentary and Al Gore of all people.
All you have to do to create deniers on the right is just say "libruls invented this" 20 times
and they will come