Well, more like less accurate than they could have been.
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backdraft (Dixie Normous: Image specialist)
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stokkebye (sounds retarded)
Who says it has to be a bad thing? Plant need CO2, right?
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daftcunt (Old Spike)
As always, when the village idiot types, the results are priceless. If you would do it deliberately you could make a killing as a comedian.
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stokkebye (sounds retarded)
Well, how do YOU know it will be bad? For me Im looking at milder winters, longer growing seasons, etc... and maybe an added CO2 boost for my plants. The earth is a closed system after all, its not like we imported the CO2 from another planet. Perhaps that is why the flora was so large when the dinosaurs roamed. How the fuck do you know? Humans dont like change very much and have a predisposed negative attitude for it, but perhaps it might not be bad. Sure, some areas might be worse off but some might benefit. So, mister smartass, got proof on how BAD it will be? It's fucking unknown and any data we have is just best guesses at best. You got a fuckin time machine? Traveled into the future and learned what happened? Fuck outta here Greta! Instead of actually thinking you just went all Greta on me name call, rattled your cage up a bit? Cant handle another viewpoint, another perspective? Typical libtard! All emotion and no sense!
Act like a little bitch that you are:
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daftcunt (Old Spike)
Just when I thought the comedy stops here I get rewarded with this kind of brainfart. Thank you.
I will not be part of this as I probably may live another 15-25 years max. So I don't really care for this other than for the science. At least you keep me entertained on the way.
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stokkebye (sounds retarded)
We dont know for a fact what caused the desertification of the Sahara, we know approximately when, we have some good guesses. Well, perhaps a warmer planet will evaporate more water from the ocean and increase the rainfall in areas we never expected, maybe the Sahara will become green again. Coastal cities will likely be fucked, but again, like I said, it will be bad for some but perhaps good for others. It's not the first time and wont be the last. Change is the only constant. Humans will adapt. The earth will be fine like it always has. This is a glass half empty/half full sort of argument, no one ever talks about the half full part, that is why I am bringing it up. The damage is done, cant reverse it, can stop it without causing massive damage to the world economy, so perhaps it's best to look on the bright side, maybe it will be good for plants! LOL
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(Dixie Normous: Image specialist)
(sounds retarded)
Who says it has to be a bad thing? Plant need CO2, right?
(Old Spike)
As always, when the village idiot types, the results are priceless. If you would do it deliberately you could make a killing as a comedian.
(sounds retarded)
Well, how do YOU know it will be bad? For me Im looking at milder winters, longer growing seasons, etc... and maybe an added CO2 boost for my plants. The earth is a closed system after all, its not like we imported the CO2 from another planet. Perhaps that is why the flora was so large when the dinosaurs roamed. How the fuck do you know? Humans dont like change very much and have a predisposed negative attitude for it, but perhaps it might not be bad. Sure, some areas might be worse off but some might benefit. So, mister smartass, got proof on how BAD it will be? It's fucking unknown and any data we have is just best guesses at best. You got a fuckin time machine? Traveled into the future and learned what happened? Fuck outta here Greta! Instead of actually thinking you just went all Greta on me name call, rattled your cage up a bit? Cant handle another viewpoint, another perspective? Typical libtard! All emotion and no sense!
Act like a little bitch that you are:
(Old Spike)
Just when I thought the comedy stops here I get rewarded with this kind of brainfart. Thank you.
I will not be part of this as I probably may live another 15-25 years max. So I don't really care for this other than for the science. At least you keep me entertained on the way.
(sounds retarded)
We dont know for a fact what caused the desertification of the Sahara, we know approximately when, we have some good guesses. Well, perhaps a warmer planet will evaporate more water from the ocean and increase the rainfall in areas we never expected, maybe the Sahara will become green again. Coastal cities will likely be fucked, but again, like I said, it will be bad for some but perhaps good for others. It's not the first time and wont be the last. Change is the only constant. Humans will adapt. The earth will be fine like it always has. This is a glass half empty/half full sort of argument, no one ever talks about the half full part, that is why I am bringing it up. The damage is done, cant reverse it, can stop it without causing massive damage to the world economy, so perhaps it's best to look on the bright side, maybe it will be good for plants! LOL