20 Jan 07
Originally posted by rbmorrisI did that once and it worked. I was quite happy the officer let us go, but as soon as I started driving away my girlfriend started in on me:
Take it from the guy whose biggest public speaking affair was trying to slur his way out of a DUI.
"Whatchas mean ossifer. I aven't been drink- *hi-cup* -ing." Then she continued to bitch me out for the next 10 minutes as we drove home. 😞
There's a cloud in every silver lining...
20 Jan 07
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Originally posted by Bad wolfYou could also have invited skeeter as an eye-witness to the non-event. 😕
Before I decided to choose Global warming I thought I could have talked about the moon landings and why they were faked:
I think this would have been useful 😉.
http://www.stuffucanuse.com/fake_moon_landings/moon_landings.htm
Edit: http://www.badastronomy.com/bad/tv/foxapollo.html
20 Jan 07
Originally posted by Bad wolfThat's good, but if you really want to convince people that man didn't land on the moon you need 3 video tapes:
Before I decided to choose Global warming I thought I could have talked about the moon landings and why they were faked:
I think this would have been useful 😉.
http://www.stuffucanuse.com/fake_moon_landings/moon_landings.htm
"What Happened on the Moon"
A two tape series broken down into 3 parts
You also need:
"HOAGLAND'S MARS:-Vol. III - THE MOON/MARS CONNECTION - Alien Ruins On The Moon?"
This is Hoagland's proof of alien structures on the moon (of which one of our mission rockets hit). I take his work very seriously and saw that when he was lecturing at colleges he suddenly suffered a heart attack.
The government let him live and continue to sell his material, but he agreed not to do any more public presentations. If you want the truth? start with these 3 videos.
20 Jan 07
Originally posted by Ice ColdExcellent! 😀
"I remember as if it were a meal ago"
Said Tommy the Cat as he reeled back to clear whatever foreign matter may have nestled its way into his mighty throat.
Many a fat alley rat had met its demise while staring point blank down the cavernous barrel of this awesome prowling machine.
Truly a wonder of nature this urban predator.
Tommy the cat had many a ...[text shortened]... y the Cat is my name and I say unto thee...
"Say baby do you wanna lay down by me"
20 Jan 07
Originally posted by Bad wolfSince you have only 10 minutes, talk about the aspect of global warning that has happened in the past. If I am correct there has been 17 ice ages already. Concequently, global warning is going to happen with or without human involvement. I see that is one fact that the experts "CONVINIENTLY FORGET" to talk about.
As part of some key skills work in college, I am required to make a 10 minute presentation on a subject of my choosing, followed by some questions; it will be in front of about 20 people and will have to be presented in a few weeks.
I figure I'd enjoy talking about the topic of Global warming because I already know a lot about it, and it is something of ...[text shortened]... il I should go into, and how I should make the conclusion
Any help would be appreciated. 🙂
Sure that the carbon based fuels makes the process faster, perhaps cuts of few thousand years or million years.
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20 Jan 07
Originally posted by LuckSure that the carbon based fuels makes the process faster, perhaps cuts of few thousand years or million years.
Since you have only 10 minutes, talk about the aspect of global warning that has happened in the past. If I am correct there has been 17 ice ages already. Concequently, global warning is going to happen with or without human involvement. I see that is one fact that the experts "CONVINIENTLY FORGET" to talk about.
Sure that the carbon based fuels makes the process faster, perhaps cuts of few thousand years or million years.
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- So you admit we are making it happen, at least faster; this has dire consequences of its own you know. So of course we are causing the problem, as otherwise a similar process would happen much slower, and we would (and animal life in general) would be able to adapt more easily.
20 Jan 07
Originally posted by Bad wolfIf it takes 17 million years or only 16.99 million years does not make any difference. The difference between the numbers is roughly 500 generations. :o)
[b]Sure that the carbon based fuels makes the process faster, perhaps cuts of few thousand years or million years.
- So you admit we are making it happen, at least faster; this has dire consequences of its own you know. So of course we are causing the problem, as otherwise a similar process would happen much slower, and we would (and animal life in general) would be able to adapt more easily.[/b]
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20 Jan 07
Originally posted by LuckAre you saying that we will be seeing the consequences of global warming in a few million years?
If it takes 17 million years or only 16.99 million years does not make any difference. The difference between the numbers is roughly 500 generations. :o)
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20 Jan 07
Originally posted by Bad wolfYes, and that will happen even if we remove every single human from the earth. I know that there is a problem since the ice cover on Greenland is getting thicker as it is some other places.
Are you saying that we will be seeing the consequences of global warming in a few million years?
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20 Jan 07
Originally posted by Bad wolfSome highly populated areas are getting slightly warmer, I have been told, but these dudes who makes these comments always forget the second half of the story. Some other areas are getting colder, perhaps there is just re-alignment between the climate zones.
Are you saying that we will be seeing the consequences of global warming in a few million years?
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