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Posted by Luke87GT (Member # 21) on :
 
It's supposed to be 26 degrees in fucking PINOLE tonight!

Global warming






 

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Posted by 94gt (Member # 3060) on :
 

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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
It's supposed to be 26 degrees in fucking PINOLE tonight!

Global warming

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I know... global warming isn't working! It's only getting colder! They should have called it 'global cooling'


 

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Posted by 1968_Fastback (Member # 1482) on :
 
18 degrees here but i am in the mountains
 

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Posted by DLo (Member # 6133) on :
 
I am all for global warming. It is nice wearing a t-shirt in broad daylight on a winter day.
 

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Posted by FasterDamnit (Member # 442) on :
 
68 here in NC, 72 tomorrow. And the CO2 levels keep going up...
 

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Posted by DRIVINFST (Member # 2430) on :
 

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Originally posted by DLo:
I am all for global warming. It is nice wearing a t-shirt in broad daylight on a winter day.

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Originally posted by FasterDamnit:
68 here in NC, 72 tomorrow. And the CO2 levels keep going up...

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Imagine what the temp and the CO2 levels would be if there really was global warming
 

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Posted by modular (Member # 6599) on :
 
Global warming is causing climate changes. The earths overal ave temp is climbing, the glaciers are really melting and polar bears are dying.
 

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Posted by John91coupe (Member # 18) on :
 
Here's something to wring your hands over if you must.

Sky & Telescope (February 2006)

"On December 16, 2005, Rachel Osten (university of Maryland) and six colleagues had the good fortune to observe one of the most powerful stellar flares ever. Energetic X-rays from the active binary star II Pegasi (HD 224085) triggered sensors on NASA's Swift satellite.

Located about 135 light-years from Earth, II Peg is at least a billion years older then our Sun and has only 80% of it's mass. These characteristics would normally suggest a quiescent star. But tidal forces exerted by a nearby companion cause the star to rotate quickly (once every seven days), generating a dynamo capable of igniting powerful flares. The December 2005 outburst released 100 million times more energy than a typical solar flare - a similar event from our Sun would extinguish much of life on Earth."

So just when you think you got problems with global warming - BANG, we're all dead from a solar flare.
 

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Posted by DLo (Member # 6133) on :
 

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Originally posted by modular:
Global warming is causing climate changes. The earths overal ave temp is climbing, the glaciers are really melting and polar bears are dying.

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Excellent. I am going to buy 100 bucks worth of gas tomorrow and tell everybody to run their lawn mowers and stuff so I can make the earth that much warmer. Today was a little cold.
 

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Posted by 1968_Fastback (Member # 1482) on :
 

 

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