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Thread ID: 92479	2008-08-12 01:41:00	At the risk of opening this wound again....	johcar (6283)	PC World Chat

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696639	2008-08-13 07:17:00	We won't go into that.:help: Into WHAT? :confused: Pick a category! :waughh:	SurferJoe46 (51)
696640	2008-08-13 21:13:00	Into WHAT? :confused: Pick a category! :waughh: Do we want to find out your derivation??	Cicero (40)
696641	2008-08-13 22:35:00	Bollocks to that. Why bollocks? If you want to talk about Natives, what about Maoris? We white guys are native of the Caucasian Mountains somewhere. But I'm not white...more a friendly shade of tan...but there are other whiter parts that you'll not see...and pink too. No, i don't want to talk about native's. Not with you anyway.	Jams (1051)
696642	2008-08-13 23:21:00	...and pink too. And that's just his shirt!! :banana Ken	kenj (9738)
696643	2008-08-14 00:11:00	Wow - talk about getting off-track...!!!!	johcar (6283)
696644	2008-08-14 00:46:00	And that's just his shirt!! :banana Ken C'mon . . . it's fuchsia! That's TWO!	SurferJoe46 (51)
696645	2008-08-14 02:12:00	Hate to say I told you so ;) pressf1.co.nz It's good to see at least one skeptic that doesnt swallow the 'greenies' propaganda without question (unlike our politicians ( Kyoto Protocol=carbon taxes=billions of dollars, hmm? :groan: )). It doesn't say anything about anybody being wrong, just that there are more complicated factors that scientists haven't been able to accurately take into account. I don't see what the 'greenies' have to get out of propaganda... It's not like there's all that much money in it, mostly it's just trying to beat a little bit of common sense into people. Or you could keep burning your fossil fuels and see what our air quality, atmosphere, lungs, not to mention our wallets look like in a decade or so.	Thebananamonkey (7741)
696646	2008-08-14 02:21:00	It doesn't say anything about anybody being wrong, just that there are more complicated factors that scientists haven't been able to accurately take into account. And yet the pro-Man-made Global Warming brigade are making wild predictions about the weather, based on their 'scientific' knowledge (as at now). And meteorologists can't even accurately predict what the weather is going to be like for the weekend! I don't see what the 'greenies' have to get out of propaganda... It's not like there's all that much money in it, mostly it's just trying to beat a little bit of common sense into people. Or you could keep burning your fossil fuels and see what our air quality, atmosphere, lungs, not to mention our wallets look like in a decade or so. Political power, which they gain by exaggeration and blamestorming.	johcar (6283)
696647	2008-08-14 06:08:00	Why bollocks? Because that's just stupid . Just over the top political correctness . No, i don't want to talk about native's . Not with you anyway . Apo'strophe's don't need to go before every '"s" . Under'stand?	roddy_boy (4115)
696648	2008-08-21 03:53:00	And another discovery: Evidence of century-long droughts found A stalagmite discovered in a U.S. cave has yielded detailed geological data on 7,000 years of eastern North America climate cycles. The Ohio University-led study confirms that during periods when the Earth received less solar radiation a series of century-long droughts occurred. Researchers led by Assistant Professor Gregory Springer said the stalagmite preserved climate conditions over periods as brief as a few years. The scientists said they found evidence of at least seven major droughts during the Holocene era. The stalagmites from West Virginia's Buckeye Creek Cave provide an excellent record of climate cycles because that state is affected by jet streams and moisture from both the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean, Springer said. Other studies have gleaned climatic data from lakes, but fish and other animals tend to churn the sediment, muddying the geological record, said Assistant Professor Harold Rowe of the University of Texas-Arlington, a co-author of the study. "(The caves) haven't been disturbed by anything," said Rowe. "We can see what happened on the scale of a few decades. In lakes of the Appalachian region, you're looking more at the scale of a millennium." The research appears in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. Yet more proof that climate does change over time (hotter AND colder, wetter AND drier), man is not responsible for it, and it's all part of a natural cycle...	johcar (6283)
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