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Off-Topic => All of all! => Topic started by: Cosmos on August 04, 2006, 12:34:43 AM

Title: *Complains*
Post by: Cosmos on August 04, 2006, 12:34:43 AM
Well I must complain, it's so effing hot in New York City, I feel like I'm gonna melt or something. Never before has the whether been this bad, it's getting further up the 100's each day and the humidiness is getting out of hand ><** I hate this so bad, what's worse..the mayor is afriad of another blackout since about 50 people (mainly in queens) have already had blackouts. So he had con or whatever lower the electricity which is killing me. It's like the ac is blowing out hotair, which is GRRRR... I CAN'T WAIT FOR WINTER!! WOOO..I swear I wanna move to alaska or something.

This topic came from me and Kijuki talking about it, :p share your stories of horrid weather or theories and ect..
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Post by: SaiKar on August 04, 2006, 12:37:21 AM
Well I like the heat so I'm not going to complain about that, but this past week in Michigan there has been a DOOMSDAY LIGHTNING TORNADO storm every single day. Many branches have been knocked down in our yard and it's getting to be a huge hassle sawing them up for disposal. -_-
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 04, 2006, 12:44:29 AM
Thunderstorm central in phoenix.

I mean I knew its the home of the thunderbirds, but I ddidnt know three t-storms  in three days could happen.it was just like "o.O;"

Also i heard from my brother where i sued to live that there were tornadoes forming... in a montaineous region! that place has never had a tornado and some were forming but never did.

I think i can pretty much state this: GLOBAL WARMING, coming to an Earth near j00
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Post by: Tomi on August 04, 2006, 12:46:04 AM
You have no idea.

So I have band camp this week and next.  People may say, "Ohh band, how hard can that be?"  Pretty damn hard, especially with 100+ Fahrenheit.  So we are outside all day, in the sun most of the time.  I, being in the drumline, am carrying around a 35 pound drum for most of the day, while trying to march and synchronize with 5 other snare drummers, plus the rest of the drumline.  Not to mention running laps and crap, and playing soccer at lunch.  Damn, it's killer.  I think I drank 2+ gallons water all day... _sweat_  _sweat_  _sweat_
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Post by: Archem on August 04, 2006, 12:48:50 AM
Well, where I live (Houston, by the way), there IS no winter. Only a long summer, and a brief fall. That is to say, autumn. And 90+ degree weather is not uncommon. And it floods occasionally. Matter of fact, I live where I live right now BECAUSE of a flood. And the humidity...
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Post by: Cosmos on August 04, 2006, 12:52:00 AM
DUUUUUDE, I was telling you. They said a tornado or something is suppose to be heading up north to NY. I doubt it will be that strong tho, since it's coming from the south up north. It's not the first time this has happened, I mock'd it last time..and I will again. *mocks*
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Post by: Osmose on August 04, 2006, 12:58:55 AM
TAKE THAT ASSHOLES! WELCOME TO THE WONKY WORLD OF FLORIDIAN WEATHER! IMPOSSIBLY HOT TEMPERATURES, RAMPANT STORMS THAT COME OUT OF NOWHERE, AND VIOLENT WEATHER CONDITIONS THAT COULD POSSIBLY DESTROY YOUR HOME, AND THE MASSIVE TWOWEEK+ LONG POWEROUTAGES THAT FOLLOW THEM.

Whoo. Hell yeah.
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Post by: Meiscool-2 on August 04, 2006, 01:03:19 AM
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Originally posted by SaiKar
Well I like the heat so I'm not going to complain about that, but this past week in Michigan there has been a DOOMSDAY LIGHTNING TORNADO storm every single day. Many branches have been knocked down in our yard and it's getting to be a huge hassle sawing them up for disposal. -_-


My house basement flooded because of one of those DOOMSAY STORMS.

But yeah, it's time like these that I'm glad I have a pool to cool off in ^^
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Post by: Cosmos on August 04, 2006, 01:06:46 AM
DUDE..Speaking of pools.. It's disgusting, the public pools are being over used. Like 18,000 is the maxed limit. They're having ppl come and go in groups of 30. Omg, xD
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Post by: Meiscool-2 on August 04, 2006, 01:09:43 AM
Yeah. Fat people with chests you would rather die then glance at are invading the pools, right? Been there, done that.
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Post by: coasterkrazy on August 04, 2006, 01:27:29 AM
It's the end of the world!

No, seriously, this summer is clearly proving all around the country the threat of the depletion of our ozone layer. One study suggested that if life continues exactly the way it is currently and nothing is done, Earth will be "unlivable" in 30 years. By "unlivable," it means that the cancer rate will be extremely high and much of the population will be wiped out.

I'm sorry if this post was so pessimistic sounding, but the movie The Day After Tomorrow seems to almost be turning into reality now. I have a friend that has the nerve to say he doesn't believe that global warming exists and he has evidence to disprove it. I'm sorry, but no evidence is going to disprove weather charts and multiple studies to me, ESPECIALLY with how everyone can obviously see how weather patterns are changing.

Another study suggests that the ozone could not completely heal itself until 2068, and that's most likely assuming that it starts healing now, which doesn't seem likely since conditions are only becoming worse.
 
So... what can we do? The end of the world is as inevitable as www.endoftheworld.com puts it. There's no stopping it, but we can still work together to maximize the lifespan of the Earth, so that there may be generations to come. Personally, if nothing is done, I wouldn't want to put children/grandchildren/etc in this situation.

Alternative fuel sources are pretty much one of the most needed things right now, although there haven't yet been any discovered to replace the ones we use every day. So, do we continue this way until we find one? That question was rhetorical. If you've read this post at all, you'd realize I'm thinking no, but I have no control over everyone, only my humble input. I have no solution to what will become of mass transit if we stop using these fuels. Please understand this post is merely meant to be informative and not some kind of godsend.

Feel as you will on this subject. I just wanted to let everyone that I think society as a whole needs to take action.
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 04, 2006, 01:31:23 AM
we are all getting hit by a huge meteor on 2036 anyway XD
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Post by: Tomi on August 04, 2006, 01:36:15 AM
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Originally posted by coasterkrazy
It's the end of the world!

No, seriously, this summer is clearly proving all around the country the threat of the depletion of our ozone layer. One study suggested that if life continues exactly the way it is currently and nothing is done, Earth will be "unlivable" in 30 years. By "unlivable," it means that the cancer rate will be extremely high and much of the population will be wiped out.

I'm sorry if this post was so pessimistic sounding, but the movie The Day After Tomorrow seems to almost be turning into reality now. I have a friend that has the nerve to say he doesn't believe that global warming exists and he has evidence to disprove it. I'm sorry, but no evidence is going to disprove weather charts and multiple studies to me, ESPECIALLY with how everyone can obviously see how weather patterns are changing.

Another study suggests that the ozone could not completely heal itself until 2068, and that's most likely assuming that it starts healing now, which doesn't seem likely since conditions are only becoming worse.
 
So... what can we do? The end of the world is as inevitable as www.endoftheworld.com puts it. There's no stopping it, but we can still work together to maximize the lifespan of the Earth, so that there may be generations to come. Personally, if nothing is done, I wouldn't want to put children/grandchildren/etc in this situation.

Alternative fuel sources are pretty much one of the most needed things right now, although there haven't yet been any discovered to replace the ones we use every day. So, do we continue this way until we find one? That question was rhetorical. If you've read this post at all, you'd realize I'm thinking no, but I have no control over everyone, only my humble input. I have no solution to what will become of mass transit if we stop using these fuels. Please understand this post is merely meant to be informative and not some kind of godsend.

Feel as you will on this subject. I just wanted to let everyone that I think society as a whole needs to take action.

You know how we have ice ages and stuff?  Yeah, this is the other peak.  Its the natural cycle of the earth, at least thats what I think.
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Post by: Desimodontidae on August 04, 2006, 01:54:29 AM
Thank you. I like being reminded that it's hot by my friends, especially when I'm dying in the heat to begin with.
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Post by: FFL2and3rocks on August 04, 2006, 01:56:26 AM
Pretty hot where I'm at too... it's been weeks since the last time I actually slept in my bed and not just on top of my bed.
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Post by: coasterkrazy on August 04, 2006, 02:00:16 AM
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Originally posted by Tomi
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Originally posted by coasterkrazy
It's the end of the world!

No, seriously, this summer is clearly proving all around the country the threat of the depletion of our ozone layer. One study suggested that if life continues exactly the way it is currently and nothing is done, Earth will be "unlivable" in 30 years. By "unlivable," it means that the cancer rate will be extremely high and much of the population will be wiped out.

I'm sorry if this post was so pessimistic sounding, but the movie The Day After Tomorrow seems to almost be turning into reality now. I have a friend that has the nerve to say he doesn't believe that global warming exists and he has evidence to disprove it. I'm sorry, but no evidence is going to disprove weather charts and multiple studies to me, ESPECIALLY with how everyone can obviously see how weather patterns are changing.

Another study suggests that the ozone could not completely heal itself until 2068, and that's most likely assuming that it starts healing now, which doesn't seem likely since conditions are only becoming worse.
 
So... what can we do? The end of the world is as inevitable as www.endoftheworld.com puts it. There's no stopping it, but we can still work together to maximize the lifespan of the Earth, so that there may be generations to come. Personally, if nothing is done, I wouldn't want to put children/grandchildren/etc in this situation.

Alternative fuel sources are pretty much one of the most needed things right now, although there haven't yet been any discovered to replace the ones we use every day. So, do we continue this way until we find one? That question was rhetorical. If you've read this post at all, you'd realize I'm thinking no, but I have no control over everyone, only my humble input. I have no solution to what will become of mass transit if we stop using these fuels. Please understand this post is merely meant to be informative and not some kind of godsend.

Feel as you will on this subject. I just wanted to let everyone that I think society as a whole needs to take action.

You know how we have ice ages and stuff?  Yeah, this is the other peak.  Its the natural cycle of the earth, at least thats what I think.


So you think pollutants are having no effect? That even though there are an estimated 1000 more cars on the road every day, and we are burning up natural resources faster than ever and creating the greenhouse effect, everthing is natural? It's good to be optomistic, so I'd hope you're right.

@ Kijuki: Wha...!? Ahhhh! >.<
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Post by: DarkFlood2 on August 04, 2006, 02:04:48 AM
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Originally posted by coasterkrazy
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Originally posted by Tomi
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Originally posted by coasterkrazy
It's the end of the world!

No, seriously, this summer is clearly proving all around the country the threat of the depletion of our ozone layer. One study suggested that if life continues exactly the way it is currently and nothing is done, Earth will be "unlivable" in 30 years. By "unlivable," it means that the cancer rate will be extremely high and much of the population will be wiped out.

I'm sorry if this post was so pessimistic sounding, but the movie The Day After Tomorrow seems to almost be turning into reality now. I have a friend that has the nerve to say he doesn't believe that global warming exists and he has evidence to disprove it. I'm sorry, but no evidence is going to disprove weather charts and multiple studies to me, ESPECIALLY with how everyone can obviously see how weather patterns are changing.

Another study suggests that the ozone could not completely heal itself until 2068, and that's most likely assuming that it starts healing now, which doesn't seem likely since conditions are only becoming worse.
 
So... what can we do? The end of the world is as inevitable as www.endoftheworld.com puts it. There's no stopping it, but we can still work together to maximize the lifespan of the Earth, so that there may be generations to come. Personally, if nothing is done, I wouldn't want to put children/grandchildren/etc in this situation.

Alternative fuel sources are pretty much one of the most needed things right now, although there haven't yet been any discovered to replace the ones we use every day. So, do we continue this way until we find one? That question was rhetorical. If you've read this post at all, you'd realize I'm thinking no, but I have no control over everyone, only my humble input. I have no solution to what will become of mass transit if we stop using these fuels. Please understand this post is merely meant to be informative and not some kind of godsend.

Feel as you will on this subject. I just wanted to let everyone that I think society as a whole needs to take action.

You know how we have ice ages and stuff?  Yeah, this is the other peak.  Its the natural cycle of the earth, at least thats what I think.


So you think pollutants are having no effect? That even though there are an estimated 1000 more cars on the road every day, and we are burning up natural resources faster than ever and creating the greenhouse effect, everthing is natural? It's good to be optomistic, so I'd hope you're right.

@ Kijuki: Wha...!? Ahhhh! >.<


Blame Hummer and their gas guzzling, smog belching tanks. A car is no longer a car when it takes up a full lane.
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Post by: Cosmos on August 04, 2006, 02:23:44 AM
My mom said she hates movies like the day after tomorrow, because everytime they make it something close to it actually happens. Right now I think we're finally leaving the ice age. I forgot the info, but a while back I did a research report on the ice age and apparently we were in a mini-ice age. Does anyone know?

As for the cars, they're bringing in the smart cars (even tho it's already here) from Japan or so. Basically it runs on electricity. My dad said they don't really use them out here because it's hard to find a charger. So.. what's the point??
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Post by: Drace on August 04, 2006, 02:27:34 AM
Used to be hot too here last month. But seriously, first of August the weather turned around into a sad Apocalypse like weather, rain everyday, the icing cold. *shivers*
But when it was hot, I bought a fan ^^
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Post by: DragonBlaze on August 04, 2006, 02:29:45 AM
Ice ages last for thousands of years. Even if we are in a mini one right now. The change out of it would be really gradual. The average tempreture would change one degree maybe for every decade. This is just a bad heat wave.

I don't really mind the heat, I have an air conditioner :) However, when I'm stuck working outside for 9 hours pushing carts, it really sucks. The pavement makes it seem even hotter :(

It seems though that its starting to cool down a bit now. Yesterday in Wisconsin, it was only 85 or so, today it seemed even cooler.
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Post by: Apex on August 04, 2006, 02:55:43 AM
Unlike you, I don't want Winter to come sooner...

Here where I live, it is unbearably hot and hummid in the summer, and incredibly cold and dry in the winter...

Stupid Kansas... I blame global warming..
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Post by: DarkFlood2 on August 04, 2006, 02:59:19 AM
Rather have cold and dry than hot and humid..

COLD FTW!!!
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Post by: neb87 on August 04, 2006, 03:02:44 AM
dam thats why i hate the east coast, too dam humid
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Post by: Cosmos on August 04, 2006, 03:05:32 AM
I have three acs.THREE FRIGGIN ACS. ><** and my fan is better then them. DAMN MAYOR BLOOMBERG!! I hate him, HATE'EM!! But I really doubt I could last in a blackout xD I think it's safer in during the winter then in summer, alot of ppl out here have asthma. I have asthma, this is bothersome.
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Post by: Robotam Plus on August 04, 2006, 03:53:03 AM
I hate when people reminds me we're all going to die in just a couple of years. Unlike you I have faith in our world, but very little faith.
I don't want to die.  :(
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Post by: Weregnome on August 04, 2006, 04:13:48 AM
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Originally posted by coasterkrazy
It's the end of the world!

No, seriously, this summer is clearly proving all around the country the threat of the depletion of our ozone layer. One study suggested that if life continues exactly the way it is currently and nothing is done, Earth will be "unlivable" in 30 years. By "unlivable," it means that the cancer rate will be extremely high and much of the population will be wiped out.

I'm sorry if this post was so pessimistic sounding, but the movie The Day After Tomorrow seems to almost be turning into reality now. I have a friend that has the nerve to say he doesn't believe that global warming exists and he has evidence to disprove it. I'm sorry, but no evidence is going to disprove weather charts and multiple studies to me, ESPECIALLY with how everyone can obviously see how weather patterns are changing.

Another study suggests that the ozone could not completely heal itself until 2068, and that's most likely assuming that it starts healing now, which doesn't seem likely since conditions are only becoming worse.
 
So... what can we do? The end of the world is as inevitable as www.endoftheworld.com puts it. There's no stopping it, but we can still work together to maximize the lifespan of the Earth, so that there may be generations to come. Personally, if nothing is done, I wouldn't want to put children/grandchildren/etc in this situation.

Alternative fuel sources are pretty much one of the most needed things right now, although there haven't yet been any discovered to replace the ones we use every day. So, do we continue this way until we find one? That question was rhetorical. If you've read this post at all, you'd realize I'm thinking no, but I have no control over everyone, only my humble input. I have no solution to what will become of mass transit if we stop using these fuels. Please understand this post is merely meant to be informative and not some kind of godsend.

Feel as you will on this subject. I just wanted to let everyone that I think society as a whole needs to take action.


You are aware they already have a fuel hybrid that could solve these problems? The problem is that oil companies won't allow this to be used whilst they are getting billions. Its call HHO (hybrid hydrogen oxygen) and it is mixed with petrol and can run a car perfectly. As WATER is the main ingredient, it is cheaper and also very environmentally friendly, as no polluntants are let out.

100 + (37 degrees celsius) is what we usually get in summer. In a summer (slitghy worse) for us, we get temps that average 35 degress (95 degrees fahrenheit). We've had heaps of days over 40 degrees celsius (104 degrees fahrenheit).

Atm its winter, and the weather is ****.
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Post by: Ace of Spades on August 04, 2006, 04:38:31 AM
Gobal warming. -_- As I've probably already said before, volcanoes shoot out more pollutants into the air when they erupt than what we put into the air in approximately 5 years. And the earth fixes itself after they happen, so if we're doing anything, it's not much. Any of the unusual weather "phenomana" is just the earth's cycle. If you were to look back like 20 or so years ago, it probably happened then too. As for the heat, just a heatwave. For me it's already back down to high 70s and mid 80s again. A week of hot and humid weather, with some storms thrown in doesn't mean OMG GLOBAL WARMING.

And it's 2012, not 2036. So if you have anything that you want to accomplish during your lifetime, ya got 6 years. ;)
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Post by: Razor on August 04, 2006, 04:44:25 AM
Mmmm, Australian weather.
Nice and cool here! Gotta love that winter. With tops of 20 degrees CELCIUS. Wowee.

I sometimes put the heater on when I go to sleep.  :)
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Post by: Archem on August 04, 2006, 04:49:11 AM
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Originally posted by Razor
Mmmm, Australian weather.
Nice and cool here! Gotta love that winter. With tops of 20 degrees CELCIUS. Wowee.

I sometimes put the heater on when I go to sleep.  :)

MURDERATES!!! WIFF MY MURDERATING KNIFE!!! 'CUZ I'M A MURDERIST!!!
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Post by: Arcanagirl on August 04, 2006, 06:00:20 AM
bad weather in Kansas, mainly consists of tornados and freaking annoying severe thrunderstorms that today wipe out my pc half the time...I also had it plugged into a surge protecter :/ go figure it failed..

Tornados are getting worse as the years go by, we are in Tornado season now, and every storm we get makes me wounder if one will touch down on my house.

LOL, so far I am lucky, but not so many were lucky when that tornado took out a school somewhere near my city. Poor kids, was in session too :/

Hot temps also an issue here.

Highest it got was a record 105* which was like 5 days ago or something. The humidity is also high here, so it sucks, I want to move to Oregan where the sun shines but the air is clean and not so hot.

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Post by: Moosetroop11 on August 04, 2006, 10:35:37 AM
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Originally posted by Ace of Spades
Gobal warming. -_- As I've probably already said before, volcanoes shoot out more pollutants into the air when they erupt than what we put into the air in approximately 5 years. And the earth fixes itself after they happen, so if we're doing anything, it's not much. Any of the unusual weather "phenomana" is just the earth's cycle. If you were to look back like 20 or so years ago, it probably happened then too. As for the heat, just a heatwave. For me it's already back down to high 70s and mid 80s again. A week of hot and humid weather, with some storms thrown in doesn't mean OMG GLOBAL WARMING.

And it's 2012, not 2036. So if you have anything that you want to accomplish during your lifetime, ya got 6 years. ;)

You sound like an oil company anti global warming campaign. Honestly, scientists have very little to gain by pronouncing that we are killing the earth. Don't listen to the people who only stand to make a profit.
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Post by: coasterkrazy on August 04, 2006, 12:06:05 PM
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Originally posted by Weregnome
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Originally posted by coasterkrazy
It's the end of the world!

No, seriously, this summer is clearly proving all around the country the threat of the depletion of our ozone layer. One study suggested that if life continues exactly the way it is currently and nothing is done, Earth will be "unlivable" in 30 years. By "unlivable," it means that the cancer rate will be extremely high and much of the population will be wiped out.

I'm sorry if this post was so pessimistic sounding, but the movie The Day After Tomorrow seems to almost be turning into reality now. I have a friend that has the nerve to say he doesn't believe that global warming exists and he has evidence to disprove it. I'm sorry, but no evidence is going to disprove weather charts and multiple studies to me, ESPECIALLY with how everyone can obviously see how weather patterns are changing.

Another study suggests that the ozone could not completely heal itself until 2068, and that's most likely assuming that it starts healing now, which doesn't seem likely since conditions are only becoming worse.
 
So... what can we do? The end of the world is as inevitable as www.endoftheworld.com puts it. There's no stopping it, but we can still work together to maximize the lifespan of the Earth, so that there may be generations to come. Personally, if nothing is done, I wouldn't want to put children/grandchildren/etc in this situation.

Alternative fuel sources are pretty much one of the most needed things right now, although there haven't yet been any discovered to replace the ones we use every day. So, do we continue this way until we find one? That question was rhetorical. If you've read this post at all, you'd realize I'm thinking no, but I have no control over everyone, only my humble input. I have no solution to what will become of mass transit if we stop using these fuels. Please understand this post is merely meant to be informative and not some kind of godsend.

Feel as you will on this subject. I just wanted to let everyone that I think society as a whole needs to take action.


You are aware they already have a fuel hybrid that could solve these problems? The problem is that oil companies won't allow this to be used whilst they are getting billions. Its call HHO (hybrid hydrogen oxygen) and it is mixed with petrol and can run a car perfectly. As WATER is the main ingredient, it is cheaper and also very environmentally friendly, as no polluntants are let out.

100 + (37 degrees celsius) is what we usually get in summer. In a summer (slitghy worse) for us, we get temps that average 35 degress (95 degrees fahrenheit). We've had heaps of days over 40 degrees celsius (104 degrees fahrenheit).

Atm its winter, and the weather is ****.


Damn. Either it just goes to show you how ignorant the world is, or that the car isn't perfect. I'd probably go with the former taking your word for it.

@ Ace: Your two key words are FOR ME. And besides that, global warming is an average, not a burst of hot weather. The AVERAGE temperatures go up. My parents remember there also being a lot more snow in the winter, and while it's still cold, there's an apparent change. Oh, and you do realize that 5 years is NOTHING in terms of Earth's life, and not even such a big deal in a human life either. And besides that as I said, we're constantly increasing the rate at which we're putting it into the air. So in other words, no. Not a "week of hot and humid weather and OMG GLOBAL WARMING," it's more of a reminder.

Also, wtf is with this meteor deal!? I'm not ready to die in 6 years. :(
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Post by: Razor on August 04, 2006, 12:51:00 PM
Just some random trivia from Wiki's 2012 page.

December 21 - The Mayan Calendar reaches the end of its Great Cycle at 11:11 universal time, the solstice. The Great Cycle is 5,125 years long, and began in 3114 BC. For the Mayans, the end of the cycle symbolised a rebirth into a new era.

Apocalypticism/Spiritual transformation

The following predictions are theories based upon sources of varying origin and credibility. Many of these theories rely upon conjecture, and should therefore not be considered to be facts.

    * The Olduvai cliff will begin and permanent blackouts will occur worldwide, according to "The Peak of World Oil Production and the Road To The Olduvai Gorge" by Richard C. Duncan.
    * The Prophecy of the Popes, attributed to Saint Malachy, speculated that Pope Benedict XVI would reign during the beginning of the tribulation of which Jesus spoke, and sometime later a future pope described in the prophecy as "Peter the Roman", the last in this prophetic list, would appear, bringing as a result the destruction of the city of Rome and the Last Judgement. [5].
    * Terence McKenna's Novelty Theory, based on a mathematical interpretation of human events, predicts a point of singularity in which humankind will go through a great shift in consciousness.
    * According to the 1997 book The Bible Code, according to certain algorithms of the Bible code a meteor, asteroid or comet will collide with the Earth. Some believe this means the world will end. It may also be destroyed according to another code found. This event was supposedly prophesized by John the Evangelist as Wormwood in the Book of Revelation.
    * Many interpret the ending of the Long Count of the Mayan Calendar on December 21, 2012 to mean a global spiritual transformation, or shift in consciousness.


Which is what the whole "oh noes, apocalypse" is all about.
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Post by: Weregnome on August 04, 2006, 01:04:38 PM
that expalins that 2012 theory
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Post by: Cosmos on August 04, 2006, 02:44:23 PM
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Originally posted by Razor
Mmmm, Australian weather.
Nice and cool here! Gotta love that winter. With tops of 20 degrees CELCIUS. Wowee.

I sometimes put the heater on when I go to sleep.  :)


*strangles you*

Wait, no way.. They said the same crap about "Y2K." I really don't believe that.
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Post by: Almeidaboo on August 04, 2006, 03:10:12 PM
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Well I must complain, it's so effing hot in New York City, I feel like I'm gonna melt or something. Never before has the whether been this bad, it's getting further up the 100's each day and the humidiness is getting out of hand ><** I hate this so bad, what's worse..the mayor is afriad of another blackout since about 50 people (mainly in queens) have already had blackouts. So he had con or whatever lower the electricity which is killing me. It's like the ac is blowing out hotair, which is GRRRR... I CAN'T WAIT FOR WINTER!! WOOO..I swear I wanna move to alaska or something.

This topic came from me and Kijuki talking about it, :p share your stories of horrid weather or theories and ect..


Take off your clothes...

*waits*

Please.
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Post by: Cosmos on August 04, 2006, 03:40:17 PM
Alright, enough of the fucking jokes already. You're not the only one who does it, but I'm really getting annoyed with them. Just stop.
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Post by: Meiscool-2 on August 04, 2006, 03:40:45 PM
To all of you that are hippie tree huggers afraid the world is gonna fry, please read here: http://funnytimes.com/features/gwarm/gwarm_front_lg.jpg

This explains the cause of global warming, and what we can do to help. Now STFU.
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Post by: Glitch on August 04, 2006, 04:04:35 PM
Umm, CoasterKrazy, no offense, but are you or your parents hippies?

No offense, but just because it's hot, doesn't mean global warming is coming, it's been this hot before, and it will be this hot again, it's called a heat wave, deal with it.  And lets face it, there is no way to prove the ozone layer is depleating, no way at all, you can't see it.

And yes, a new fuel source has already been invented, and ford and most other car companies have already allied themselves with the company that produces the fuel. Chicago for instance has already pledged to switch their taxis from gas cars to cars that use this new fuel.

It's called Bioethanol, or Cellulosic Ethanol. It's carbon neutral so it doesn't produce the gasses you're so worried about. And it's cheap and effective. (I suggest buying some stock in any companys that make this stuff since a line of Bioethanol cars is coming out in 07)

Back on topic.

Holy freaking crap it was hot this week!
I'm just glad it's started to cool down here in Michigan.
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Post by: aboutasoandthis on August 04, 2006, 04:06:23 PM
I live in Illinois. The weather really changed here. IT'S WIERD. We had snow in May, we had no snow and only ice in winter, up here it's either hot and humid or we have an unexpected 60 mph storm come through.

I miss the "snow in winter" "kinda hot in summer" weather.

The earth might fix itself but it'll probably take longer since earth didn't have cars millions of years ago. That's just my thought.
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Post by: Ace of Spades on August 04, 2006, 04:22:23 PM
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The earth might fix itself but it'll probably take longer since earth didn't have cars millions of years ago. That's just my thought.

There were dinosaurs millions of years ago, though. o.o People who do believe in this global warming crap also say that methane from cows is almost becoming a greater threat than cars. (LAWL) And if this is the case, then dinosaur feces would've had a HUGE contribution to destroying the earth's ozone back then. So unless the dinosaurs were wiped out by methane, I think we're safe. :p

And this is the first thing that comes up on google when I searched 2012. We shall all become enlightened! :O (http://www.2012.com.au/Site.A.html )
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 04, 2006, 04:36:27 PM
I didnt get the meteor thing from the bible; i got it from a nasa show like2 years ago.

However I have seen that bible code thing, i didnt quite beblieve it tho.

Following the bible, there;s enough proof that the world wont be oblivirated into dust.

we still got 6 years I am pretty sure the japanese can save us 8D
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Post by: Almeidaboo on August 04, 2006, 05:16:44 PM
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Alright, enough of the fucking jokes already. You're not the only one who does it, but I'm really getting annoyed with them. Just stop.


If I was the only one it wouldn´t have gotten old dammit!

Sorry Mid...
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Post by: Razor on August 04, 2006, 09:31:39 PM
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Wait, no way.. They said the same crap about "Y2K." I really don't believe that.

Well, that was technological. This one was predicted by an ancient race who inexplicably disappeared without a trace for no reason.
However, you're more than likely correct.

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we still got 6 years I am pretty sure the japanese can save us 8D

What are they gonna do, build robots that can talk?



Anyway, I hope it IS the end of the world. It would look awesome, like all those movies you see on apocalyptic disaster, except with better effects!
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Post by: SonicChaos7 on August 04, 2006, 10:09:43 PM
Greenhouse gases. kthxbai.
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Post by: EXO Muffin on August 04, 2006, 11:02:29 PM
CoasterKrazy=Correct. I've known this for quite some time, now. I'd say,(read as:Oh,dear!)there's always nuclear winter, too. And Kijuki's meteor, which is real. This happened to the moon, it happened to the dinosaurs, and now a big rock this way comes. On the subject of pollution leading to heat, leading to death, ozone depletion, which leads to cancer, and eventually the apocalypse, as we know it, some place near Russia,(can't remember the name)is selling full-blooded electric automobiles for the frikkin' SAME PRICE as the gasoline ones.

Guy: I'll take that red one.

Salesman: But, we have an electric version. It's not as good, but it's saving the environment.

Guy: No! I don't wanna be no hippie!

I hope to make the most of what's leading humans to their own, pitiful, morbid,painful downfall.

On the subject of heat and such, same thing's happening where I live, Osmose. Well, only the highs are at 118', a lot less then where you live, I bet! Good thing my power hasn't blacked out...yet!

And the future, yes=
hovercars,
robots,
and aliens.
but,
hovercars: Developed by Korea and they look like tanks mixed with mops, and they only float a few centimeters off the ground.(And there's Maglevs, they're hovertrains, not hovercars, but, hey, they can go around 300 mph, because of the no friction.)
robots:Yes, but not very good, nothing like Bender.
aliens:Yeah! But their not intelligent or big or complex.

And no, Glitch, scientists ALREADY HAVE found critical ozone depletion in Antarctica. And they have veggie-oil-run cars, now.
:D
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 04, 2006, 11:03:11 PM
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we still got 6 years I am pretty sure the japanese can save us 8D

What are they gonna do, build robots that can talk?


I said that o.O

Greenhouses gases? like, dur? otherwise global warming wouldnt built up XD!
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Post by: SonicChaos7 on August 04, 2006, 11:37:17 PM
Thing is, Greenhouses gases are not entirely based upon fossil fuels, which is the popular belief. Everything on this earth creates this. However, fossil fuels do play a part of it, but so does EVERYTHING with carbon. Methane, the wonderful gas that comes out of cows hind quarters is also has an big effect. This is something we CANNOT prevent. People keep saying the world is to end soon. Stop with all that. The world will be fine. It's too soon for it to end.
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 04, 2006, 11:51:15 PM
i know that too. *is writing an essay on the issue*

Volcanic disruptions are a good non-human source of the gases floating around.

But it all contributes.

And no the world wont die yet of that, its the meteor that will kill us =D

Dun care tho, about time actually; supposedly millions of years and we havent been strcuk again? TISBOUT TIME
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Post by: SonicChaos7 on August 04, 2006, 11:53:14 PM
It's not going to be for a while. I'd give several thousands of years before we get struck again. Pretty much once we become a highly advanced civilization and we're far off from that.
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 04, 2006, 11:59:39 PM
Hopefully not, i rather die in a stupider world than have a world be destroyed when we all advance and such.

Who knows perhaps the world will self destruct sometime soon =D

lol self destruct.

there other things, we are waiting for the big one =X the earthquake that will get a good chunk of people. Along with following effects.

PErhaps a nuclear war, that be interesting.

Whatever it'll be i expect it to be soon. or if not in the next 3 centacyles =X

Someone said once that if humanity wants to prevail, seeing hope and its doom its a good start. I forgot where i read/heard tho. Who knows it might've been a southpark episode
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Post by: coasterkrazy on August 05, 2006, 12:01:37 AM
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Umm, CoasterKrazy, no offense, but are you or your parents hippies?

No offense, but just because it's hot, doesn't mean global warming is coming, it's been this hot before, and it will be this hot again, it's called a heat wave, deal with it.  And lets face it, there is no way to prove the ozone layer is depleating, no way at all, you can't see it.

And yes, a new fuel source has already been invented, and ford and most other car companies have already allied themselves with the company that produces the fuel. Chicago for instance has already pledged to switch their taxis from gas cars to cars that use this new fuel.

It's called Bioethanol, or Cellulosic Ethanol. It's carbon neutral so it doesn't produce the gasses you're so worried about. And it's cheap and effective. (I suggest buying some stock in any companys that make this stuff since a line of Bioethanol cars is coming out in 07)

Back on topic.

Holy freaking crap it was hot this week!
I'm just glad it's started to cool down here in Michigan.


Um... yes, I take great offense to that. To answer your question anyway, no. If you read my posts, you would actually SEE my point of view and not say something dumb like "No offense, but just because it's hot, doesn't mean global warming is coming, it's been this hot before, and it will be this hot again, it's called a heat wave, deal with it." Ok, and yeah, you know what "no offense" means? It means you're about to say something offensive. Oh, yeah, last time I checked scientists weren't hippies either. And no if you're going to ask me if my family is a bunch of scientists too.

"And lets face it, there is no way to prove the ozone layer is depleating, no way at all, you can't see it." Yeah, you're totally right. I guess the air isn't composed of a mix of oxygen and nitrogen and some other stuff too. And I guess the stages of stars aren't known. They're too far away.

No offense, but you're the one sounding like a hippie to me right now. You don't seem to care about scientific studies/evidence. Oh, yeah, are you an atheist? I don't suppose you've seen God before, unless maybe you were having a hippie hallucination.

Yes, this post is totally unlike me, but screw it. I take great offense to trying to be shut down by a short, ignorant post such as that one.

Oh yeah, and global warming is on topic, being that it's discussing the heat. And no it isn't "zomg it's hot," which you would've seen in my last post. The heat simply brings up the topic, which does exist, btw. And global warming isn't something that "is coming" either, it's a gradual process that's taking place. The Earth doesn't just erupt in flames.

So see, if I was a hippie, I would be more like you and think the world was too "pure" for something like that to happen.

Also, IYRC, global warming isn't an "it's hot, deal with it" situation. If it was all our problems would be solved.

@ Meiscool: Bush thing, lmao.

EDIT: Thank you EXO Muffin. If they couldn't measure ozone, they wouldn't be able to measure any gases at all really.

Once again, excuse this heated post, but I have to say I did take great offense to you, Glitch, especially because you tried to extinguish my arguement with something I already touched upon previously.
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Post by: aboutasoandthis on August 05, 2006, 12:02:10 AM
Off topic.

I think I saw a working hover car on TV once. One of those VH1 shows. It looked real, it had people in it, and it looked like it actually worked. I think they said 2011 for extremely rich people. Any news on this?
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Post by: Emerates on August 05, 2006, 12:13:20 AM
Yeah, it was so bad in MI the last couple days that all I could do was sit up on my fouton and play video games.  A few weeks ago, I could barely stand being up in my room because I was sweating pretty profusely.  Then we finally put in the fans and AC, so it's not so bad.  Plus, today was pretty nice down where I live (some backwater town you probably won't find on a state map).  Yay!

Then I had to pick up a bunch of limbs out of my front yard.  The tree's falling apart, and there was this huge frickin' log out there that I was kinda afraid to pick up, due to the termites and grubs that were probably still flowing through it....  I just didn't want to get any of that crawling down my shirt...
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Post by: SonicChaos7 on August 05, 2006, 12:14:21 AM
This site is kinda old (2000, last updated in 2002), but it provides good information.

  (http://yosemite.epa.gov/oar/globalwarming.nsf/content/index.html)
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Post by: oooog on August 05, 2006, 01:04:34 AM
I must say, Michigan's got it the worst.  Were not used to this heat, and it's been 100+  On Monday, Detriot (My general area, or my neighbor) was at 107 degrees.  Most people in my area consider 80-90 too hot.  I have the air conditioning on at 75.  Were encouraged to stay inside from 1pm - 8pm.

It's not global warming.  It's summer.  - Colbert Report.
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 05, 2006, 01:39:02 AM
theres  proof tho that the world has gotten warmer in the last 100 years than in the last 1000 years (or some giant amount of years). Last 100 years = cars ships airplanes and industries came on heavely.
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Post by: SonicChaos7 on August 05, 2006, 01:50:08 AM
Industrial revolution started it. However, as the temperatures rise, we will adapt to the changes in temperature in order to survive.
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Post by: oooog on August 05, 2006, 01:50:49 AM
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theres  proof tho that the world has gotten warmer in the last 100 years than in the last 1000 years (or some giant amount of years). Last 100 years = cars ships airplanes and industries came on heavely.


It may not be that.  It may be a coincidence.  Perhaps the earth has gone on a teanie tiny tilt.  A slight tilt can dirastically change the entire earth, so perhaps this was a slight slight tilt.

(I'm merely starting a debate for fun.  I also believe global warming is happening, but I also like to think of other possiblities)
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Post by: Grandy on August 05, 2006, 01:58:13 AM
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Anyway, I hope it IS the end of the world. It would look awesome, like all those movies you see on apocalyptic disaster, except with better effects!


 Most likely it won't be better than the movies. Ever. Those things are already more real than reality.

 anyway, end of the world... well, if it'll happen, it's inevitable, I'm less concerned about this than with my own death, as I can do everything humanly possible to prolongue my life, while I can't stop a giant meteor.
 Not without some huge materias and a giant robot.
 And a hot chick wearing a mini skirt.
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Post by: Weregnome on August 05, 2006, 02:14:18 AM
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theres  proof tho that the world has gotten warmer in the last 100 years than in the last 1000 years (or some giant amount of years). Last 100 years = cars ships airplanes and industries came on heavely.


It may not be that.  It may be a coincidence.  Perhaps the earth has gone on a teanie tiny tilt.  A slight tilt can dirastically change the entire earth, so perhaps this was a slight slight tilt.

(I'm merely starting a debate for fun.  I also believe global warming is happening, but I also like to think of other possiblities)


You know tho, that oculd be a possiblity. Could the earth be tilted by some event that happened in space? I've never heard of any theories of this kind before
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Post by: coasterkrazy on August 05, 2006, 02:23:42 AM
You raise a very interesting point oooog...

just wanted to comment, don't really have anything to add to it. :p
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Post by: oooog on August 05, 2006, 02:28:19 AM
I started to pay attention in science one day, and this was the topic of conversation.  Did you know that the desert regions in the middle east and africa used to be rain forest?  This was before the earth tilted slightly.  So thats what led me to believe that theory.

There is no particular cause for the tilt.  Just think of a top,  When you spin it, it sort of wobbles, tilting.  The earth is very similar to that except the tilting occurs very slowly.  The earth's axis used to be 1 degree differently than it is now.  1 degree made that huge of a difference.  So in order for the degree of temperature change that is now, compared to the 1 degree tilt way back in earths history, the tilt no has to be like....1/1,000 degree, probably 1/10,000 even.

Also, watch out for the polarity of the earth changing.  Last time that occured, there was massive extinction on the planet.  Although we'll probably be all dead by the time this occurs.  And if the tilt and the poles thing doesnt kill us, the moon is slowly leaving our planet, and when that does, that will probably get us.  And if by some mircale that doesn't kill us, our sun will turn into a red giant and consume the planet.  THEN were done.

Science is fun.
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Post by: Glitch on August 05, 2006, 03:32:40 AM
CK, umm, i wasn't calling you a hippie because of your belief in Global warming, I was calling you a hippie because of how you were going about spreading the good word of the cult of Global Warming. (That was a joke) Seriously, you don't have to go all pessimistic end of the world on everyone, they were just talking about the heat, it's hot.

Furthermore, I typically don't really care what Scientists tell me anymore, they contradict themselves often. (The biggest instance of course being that whole geocentric thing.) And I never said the world was "Pure". But I suppose you see all kind of words that aren't there when in the grip of your mind altering hippy drugs (That was a joke as well.) In all seriousnes, I don't know what made you think I thought the world was pure. I am just sick of being told what to believe by scientists. As far as I'm concerned if Global warming comes, whatever, people will find a way to survive.

If you really want to stop Global Warming, go plug up all the volcanoes in the world, or better yet, stop whining about it on a forum and go out and be a productive member of society and DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!

For god's Sake, the world will Die from a SMUG overdose (South Park reference) long before Global Warming does.

Oh, and next time you read a post that happens to have a decenting opinion, accept that people don't believe the same way as you, and try not to be such a whining little fragile ego'd pansy.

I don't care if you respond, but I'm done with the argument, You're going to walk away with a smug sense of self satisfaction knowing that "You're Right" and get in your familys hybrid and enjoy the smell of each others farts as you talk about how right you are.
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Post by: EXO Muffin on August 05, 2006, 06:06:40 AM
Another apocalyptic event, coming soon near youuuuu!(read as: in approximately 26 billion years), the magnetic polarities of the north and south pole will switcheroo!(Their magnetic because of the magnetite and such in the area between the mantle and the outer central core of the Earth is spinning in clockwise and counterclockwise directions through magma. They switch because the Earth will change it's axis, and thus, swirl the magma the other way.) Luckily, the human race will probably just last another 1000 years, due to the anti-ecoism growing. Spread the word of the hippies,if you wanna live!

Did you know?:Microwave ovens cook with electromagnetic microscopic wavebeams(microwaves), which is controlled and amplified by radiation. You realize that it spreads dangerous radiation, like a nuclear warhead, right?
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 05, 2006, 06:46:07 AM
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Industrial revolution started it. However, as the temperatures rise, we will adapt to the changes in temperature in order to survive.


Econimically and techlogically speaking, some of the world, not all of it. at least not the 3 billions half that are waaay poorer than the other half.

And if you talk about evolution wise, I don't really see that point, cause i believe  humans live differently than most animals (and they do) that must adapt to world changes, and on my opinion humans cannot at all evolve effectivly cause of that, at least not anymore.

It is more likely for humanity to seclude itself from going out to a hotter earth, thus not adapting, than to go outside and try to adapt to the heat. And I see that as a fact.

Humans yet being one of the smartest species are also one of the dumbest. Sadly.
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Post by: coasterkrazy on August 05, 2006, 01:18:10 PM
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CK, umm, i wasn't calling you a hippie because of your belief in Global warming, I was calling you a hippie because of how you were going about spreading the good word of the cult of Global Warming. (That was a joke) Seriously, you don't have to go all pessimistic end of the world on everyone, they were just talking about the heat, it's hot.

Furthermore, I typically don't really care what Scientists tell me anymore, they contradict themselves often. (The biggest instance of course being that whole geocentric thing.) And I never said the world was "Pure". But I suppose you see all kind of words that aren't there when in the grip of your mind altering hippy drugs (That was a joke as well.) In all seriousnes, I don't know what made you think I thought the world was pure. I am just sick of being told what to believe by scientists. As far as I'm concerned if Global warming comes, whatever, people will find a way to survive.

If you really want to stop Global Warming, go plug up all the volcanoes in the world, or better yet, stop whining about it on a forum and go out and be a productive member of society and DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!

For god's Sake, the world will Die from a SMUG overdose (South Park reference) long before Global Warming does.

Oh, and next time you read a post that happens to have a decenting opinion, accept that people don't believe the same way as you, and try not to be such a whining little fragile ego'd pansy.

I don't care if you respond, but I'm done with the argument, You're going to walk away with a smug sense of self satisfaction knowing that "You're Right" and get in your familys hybrid and enjoy the smell of each others farts as you talk about how right you are.


Ok, I never once insulted you, ***hole. But I am now. You started this flame war. I merely put in my opinion and you went and told me to stop whining and stuff. I'm not whining douchbag. And I'm not smug. In fact, everyone tells me I'm modest. How did I know the one time I try to put in an actual meaningful post I'd get into an arguement with someone?

Oh, and you know what? I found your opinion decent, and still do. Apparently, you don't find mine decent at all because you started all this hippie bullshit, and enjoyed flaming the hell out of my opinion in your first post. So why don't you just shut up, because it's clear now that you're the one who's "smug."

I'm just sick of sitting back and letting myself get bashed by people and not saying anything about it. So I did a line-by-line of your post and found every flaw I could see. I just found a new one. Stop telling me to stop whining. The whole damn title of the thread is called *complains*. The point of the thread was to whine about the heat, so I guess you must not just be talking to me, but are talking to everyone.

Lastly, now that you're done labeling my family as a bunch of hippies, can I ask you if you're parents are executives of an oil company? Seems you are spreading the good word of pollution (joke). Yeah, don't say joke when you're not joking either.
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Post by: Gary on August 05, 2006, 01:38:07 PM
You're all assholes.

hahaha whatever. My views is to why it's hot are. The sun with it's imense gravity is pulling us in. I mean. The sun grows brighter and hotter. So why not?
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Post by: DarkFlood2 on August 05, 2006, 01:54:26 PM
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Another apocalyptic event, coming soon near youuuuu!(read as: in approximately 26 billion years), the magnetic polarities of the north and south pole will switcheroo!(Their magnetic because of the magnetite and such in the area between the mantle and the outer central core of the Earth is spinning in clockwise and counterclockwise directions through magma. They switch because the Earth will change it's axis, and thus, swirl the magma the other way.) Luckily, the human race will probably just last another 1000 years, due to the anti-ecoism growing. Spread the word of the hippies,if you wanna live!

Did you know?:Microwave ovens cook with electromagnetic microscopic wavebeams(microwaves), which is controlled and amplified by radiation. You realize that it spreads dangerous radiation, like a nuclear warhead, right?


Except for the fact that the sun will consume our little green planet in about 5-10 billion years. And Microwaves, while they do use radiation, pretty much only emit alpha particles.. Basically the stuff that comes out of them does less to you than natural light.
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 05, 2006, 01:57:35 PM
some people need a timeout for 5 cycles in the corner of Shine!

Alpha particles? oooh *is amused and stuff*
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Post by: Robotam Plus on August 05, 2006, 02:03:53 PM
CK and Glitch, if it comes to point where you get so mad that you just have to start flaming each other, do it with private messages.
We don't want that **** in a good thread, OK?

And don't responde to this, we're staying on-topic.
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Post by: DarkFlood2 on August 05, 2006, 02:08:58 PM
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Alpha particles? oooh *is amused and stuff*


Alpha particles are chunks of whatever radioactive material released them. They are usually helium and are blocked by the skin.

On topic: While we can't be sure that global warming is happening, We know that all of those gasses and whatnot can't be good.
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Post by: SonicChaos7 on August 05, 2006, 02:19:36 PM
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Industrial revolution started it. However, as the temperatures rise, we will adapt to the changes in temperature in order to survive.


Econimically and techlogically speaking, some of the world, not all of it. at least not the 3 billions half that are waaay poorer than the other half.

And if you talk about evolution wise, I don't really see that point, cause i believe  humans live differently than most animals (and they do) that must adapt to world changes, and on my opinion humans cannot at all evolve effectivly cause of that, at least not anymore.

It is more likely for humanity to seclude itself from going out to a hotter earth, thus not adapting, than to go outside and try to adapt to the heat. And I see that as a fact.

Humans yet being one of the smartest species are also one of the dumbest. Sadly.


That's one thing I'm kinda upset about with our type of society (industrialized). So many people have become lazy because of the comfortable lives we have and don't like to go outside that much. I am guilty of such a lifestyle, but I'm changing that in college. I'm gonna be outside quite a bit, so I'll get used to the heat. I got kinda used to it when I was at camp last week. It's really not that bad, you just need to be out in it more than normal. But yeah, I see your point.
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 05, 2006, 02:24:28 PM
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Alpha particles are chunks of whatever radioactive material released them. They are usually helium and are blocked by the skin.

On topic: While we can't be sure that global warming is happening, We know that all of those gasses and whatnot can't be good.


Not for my asthma it isnt xD

People, go out more and walk! charas will be here =D

I am not poking fun but even the idea sounds blehy >.<

I do have an aunt tho that she says she is freezing at 82F xD
She's lived in a hot place all her life and when she came to visit my house about 4 years ago, she couldnt be inside the house cause she would feel too cold xP and then she went outside most of the time during the beggining of fall. I think it also has to do with mental power *shrugs dumbfoundedly*
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Post by: Emerates on August 05, 2006, 03:00:29 PM
Actually, I heard that the earthquake over by India really did cause the earth to change its tilt very slightly....  so ooog's theory could actually be pretty accurate.
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Post by: Gary on August 05, 2006, 03:04:48 PM
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Actually, I heard that the earthquake over by India really did cause the earth to change its tilt very slightly....  so ooog's theory could actually be pretty accurate.

OOOOg!!!!!! NOT ooog!!!!!!! 4 O's!!!!!!!! anyways. If an earthquake in India could change the tilt then because of the falutl ines and such in California and other places the world would be completely off center.
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Post by: Meiscool-2 on August 05, 2006, 03:12:30 PM
Drace is right. I shouldn't get involved in this.
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Post by: Tomi on August 05, 2006, 03:37:32 PM
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Alpha particles are chunks of whatever radioactive material released them. They are usually helium and are blocked by the skin.

On topic: While we can't be sure that global warming is happening, We know that all of those gasses and whatnot can't be good.


Not for my asthma it isnt xD

People, go out more and walk! charas will be here =D

I am not poking fun but even the idea sounds blehy >.<

I do have an aunt tho that she says she is freezing at 82F xD
She's lived in a hot place all her life and when she came to visit my house about 4 years ago, she couldnt be inside the house cause she would feel too cold xP and then she went outside most of the time during the beggining of fall. I think it also has to do with mental power *shrugs dumbfoundedly*

It actually has to do with the thickness of your blood, which means how much oxygen it can carry.  It takes about 2 years to adjust to the new climate and for your blood thickness to change.  

And whoever said "What do scientists have to gain from telling us Global Warming?"  Quite a bit.  

Sadly, they are gaining funds through fear.  Seriously, everyone (of ignorant America and other places) is afraid that the world is going to end if we don't get these new technologies right away to get electric cars or whatnot.  

On a slightly off topic note:  http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/end.php
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Post by: oooog on August 05, 2006, 06:35:36 PM
I love how people post theories and facts already stated, I.E., my how the world will end stuff.

Anyway, maybe were slowly getting closer to the sun or something.  Perhaps it's not global warming.  Another possibility.  There has been no attempt (to my knowledge) to see if we are in fact slowly getting closer to the sun.
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Post by: SonicChaos7 on August 05, 2006, 07:28:56 PM
I have heard theories about it, but it's kinda hard to know. The graviational pull of the sun would have to be increasing in order for the planets to grow closer and we all know that graviatational force never changes in space. So, The best we can say is that the planets are falling out of orbit, very slowly, mind you. People need to stop worrying about the end of the world. It is inevitable. Just live your life and do the best with what God gave you. If you're not a believer in God, do the best you can do. If it's global warming, we're not going to feel super changes in temperature for quite a few years from now. It's just different for most of the people up north because they're not used to this type of weather. It's honestly not that bad.
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Post by: oooog on August 05, 2006, 08:25:03 PM
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I have heard theories about it, but it's kinda hard to know. The graviational pull of the sun would have to be increasing in order for the planets to grow closer and we all know that graviatational force never changes in space. So, The best we can say is that the planets are falling out of orbit, very slowly, mind you. People need to stop worrying about the end of the world. It is inevitable. Just live your life and do the best with what God gave you. If you're not a believer in God, do the best you can do. If it's global warming, we're not going to feel super changes in temperature for quite a few years from now. It's just different for most of the people up north because they're not used to this type of weather. It's honestly not that bad.


What I said, except I would like to include all of the methods I listed prior to this post:

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Also, watch out for the polarity of the earth changing.  Last time that occured, there was massive extinction on the planet.  Although we'll probably be all dead by the time this occurs.  And if the tilt and the poles thing doesnt kill us, the moon is slowly leaving our planet, and when that does, that will probably get us.  And if by some mircale that doesn't kill us, our sun will turn into a red giant and consume the planet.  THEN were done.

Science is fun.


The first event will occure about....oh....couple million years after we die.

Anyway, whether global warming is occuring or not, it doesn't much matter whether anyone cares or not.  Instead of researching and perfectiong alternative fuel sources, scientists are too bust developing viagra 2 and weight loss pills.  Because those things are more important.
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Post by: DarkFlood2 on August 05, 2006, 09:19:31 PM
Not more important, just more profitable. :p
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Post by: Razor on August 05, 2006, 09:35:28 PM
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The first event will occure about....oh....couple million years after we die.

Given that the universe is 15 billion years old, and is supposed to die after 35 billion (I think it was) years, I think we're doing pretty good.
Title: darn hurricanes!
Post by: elementalhero76 on August 05, 2006, 11:12:24 PM
like moose tracks said: I live in not so sunny Florida! we had rain for a month now woo hoo! soon to a neiborhood near you: flooding from TS Chris!

I've been lucky so far but how much luck can you have hmm?   _sweat_
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Post by: Razor on August 06, 2006, 12:49:24 AM
Ask the luckiest man in the world and the most unlucky man in the world, I'm sure they'll give you different answers.


Anyway, even our summer wasn't overtly hot most of the time. Soon we may get snow on places other than mountains, which will be a shocking note of greenhouse stuff, and also cool, because I've not experienced real snow before.
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Post by: CrematedPumpkin on August 06, 2006, 12:58:48 AM
My summer was painful. I share the same pain as Tomi (I believe), I had Marching Band camp this week and next, which in hundred degree weather for 6 hours marching is bad...very bad.
CrematedPumpkin
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Post by: oooog on August 06, 2006, 01:38:28 AM
Like already mentioned, it is brutal for Michigan.  it is impossible to get used to the temperature here due to the fact it is always changing, and changing so dirastically.  Some near record lows, to near record highs over the course of a few months.  BRRRrrrRRrrOUCHIES! if you will.  I'm so moving away the first chance I get...
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Post by: Cosmos on August 06, 2006, 11:01:43 PM
 
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"And lets face it, there is no way to prove the ozone layer is depleating, no way at all, you can't see it."


DUUUDEEEEEEE......We have SEVEN holes in our ozone layer..But I have to actually check it, since this was said like years ago. God, do you live under a rock?  :jest:

This whole topic was made to discuss Global warming, ice age, everything that relates to weather..Heck, I dun even mind ya'll talking about space  :p

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heres proof tho that the world has gotten warmer in the last 100 years than in the last 1000 years (or some giant amount of years). Last 100 years = cars ships airplanes and industries came on heavely.


I agree with that..... <.<

 
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Actually, I heard that the earthquake over by India really did cause the earth to change its tilt very slightly.... so ooog's theory could actually be pretty accurate.


Oooog is God, he makes the world tilt.  :jest:

Hey, ya'll know it's now 'ok' to be in the sun for a good amount of time? Now it's all 'healthy' or so. I didn't get a chance to read the article, poo.. But I've noticed the media constantly reports different things every so often. Like coffee beans, they use to prevent cancer.. now they cause cancer. It's like, wth?

Also, someone explain the time thing to me. As in, how do we know it will be a 1000 years before the earth explodes or whatever?  :p
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 06, 2006, 11:10:58 PM
I think we'll come up with a massive selfdestruct button that will annihilate the whole world in less time xD

Yes, sun rays contain vitamin E i think. So having some sun is good once in a while. Thats why sometimes ppl that dun get out much are missing something in their system besided social skills.

I usually don't worry what will happen in 100 years, since i wont be there. But of course "how about the children of you children's children's children's (and so on...).." Em dunno, I can't come to myself to say or care for things happening 1000 years from now.

NOW, if I were to be hibernated under freeze therapy for 1000 years thats a different thing.

But the way we usually know is by scientists seeing how the earth has change since its beggining, and specially in the last 100 years or so.

Its all speculation. There's no proof at all saying the sun will explode in 30 billion years, its just a guess. Just like there's a guess the world will cease to have an atmosphere sometime in the next billion years.

I am sure however that by then, there'll be 3 humans in each square foot

Hopefully by then we have invaded mars or made our own planet or something. But hey, I wont be alive in 1000 years.. or will I  :o
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Post by: DarkFlood2 on August 06, 2006, 11:21:13 PM
*Vitamin D

I plan to live forever.. even through sheer force of will. Just to bug people on forums  :p
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 06, 2006, 11:25:24 PM
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*Vitamin D

I plan to live forever.. even through sheer force of will. Just to bug people on forums  :p


Yeah that, thx for teh correction.

Iw as jsut to lazy to look that one up.
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Post by: Cosmos on August 06, 2006, 11:29:30 PM
Like 20 people died from the heat wave this week,  :happy:  Con Ed is in so much crap, xD Companies and so forth are demanding money for their products gone bad...and they're only getting $3 bucks xD. Omg, I thought it was one of the funniest things ever.
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Post by: Kijuki_Magazaki on August 06, 2006, 11:38:50 PM
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Like 20 people died from the heat wave this week,  :happy:  Con Ed is in so much crap, xD Companies and so forth are demanding money for their products gone bad...and they're only getting $3 bucks xD. Omg, I thought it was one of the funniest things ever.


Apperantly you are enjoying the heat wave =D maybe next year you'll have two 8D

XD!
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Post by: Cosmos on August 06, 2006, 11:43:39 PM
DO NOT JOKE LIKE THAT!!  :yell:
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Post by: Kinslayer on August 08, 2006, 12:23:47 AM
right now it's winter over here, but weather is just mad. It turns cold, suddenly hot, then it's cold again and it rains... STOOOP!!!!!
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Post by: SonicChaos7 on August 08, 2006, 02:03:06 AM
The weather isn't so bad down here right now, though it is still hot, as usual. It's really not a big thing, just something some people aren't used to.