fistfullofsteel
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How about the temps in the NY/NJ area? I'm giving global warming two thumbs up right now. 
KillahBee said:Dude - I"m headed out to the MEadowlands right now
gotmilk said:thumbs down. No snowmobiling. It was 51 yesterday
BodyByFinaplix said:I've never seen a snowmobile other than on television.
digimon7068 said:i've never seen a texan, other than on tv![]()
BodyByFinaplix said:We don't all wear cowboy hats and boots and ride horses to work, just in case you were wondering.
digimon7068 said:i actually have some relatives in nederland. . .
But you still don't know the capital of Canada nor whether Europe is East or West of youBodyByFinaplix said:We don't all wear cowboy hats and boots and ride horses to work, just in case you were wondering.
anthrax said:But you still don't know the capital of Canada nor whether Europe is East or West of you
BodyByFinaplix said:East and West are relative. We live on a sphere. It is closer if you travel East, but you could fly there by going West as well. However I will admit I do not know what the capitol of Canada. In fact I could probably count its provinces and cities that I know the names of on one hand.
By that same token you, depending on where you live, probably know very little about Mexico, which happens to be the nearest nation to me geographically, and has a much larger impact on my day to day life and local politics and economy.
fistfullofsteel said:How about the temps in the NY/NJ area? I'm giving global warming two thumbs up right now.![]()
BodyByFinaplix said:Never heard of it. This state is over 1000 miles from one point to the other, and there are thousands of small towns. Where about is Nederland? Near what major city?
jimi3times said:Global Warming? How can we be led to believe that the Earths tempature is 1 degree more than it was just 100 years ago. Who measured it back then. Did Edison stick a giant thermometer in a chuckhole and say holy shit things are heatin up. No its all bullshit. We humans can be shakin off this planet like a bad case of fleas anytime the earth wants to . Mt. Saint Helens spewed more flourocarbons and noxios poison gas into the atmosphere and created cooling in that region of over they say 5 degrees. If the super volcano of Yellowstone national park and yosemiti ever blow, we are all dead. They tell us that shit because the liberals thing we americans should be blamed for everything cause we like big cars.
jimi3times said:Global Warming? How can we be led to believe that the Earths tempature is 1 degree more than it was just 100 years ago. Who measured it back then. Did Edison stick a giant thermometer in a chuckhole and say holy shit things are heatin up. No its all bullshit. We humans can be shakin off this planet like a bad case of fleas anytime the earth wants to . Mt. Saint Helens spewed more flourocarbons and noxios poison gas into the atmosphere and created cooling in that region of over they say 5 degrees. If the super volcano of Yellowstone national park and yosemiti ever blow, we are all dead. They tell us that shit because the liberals thing we americans should be blamed for everything cause we like big cars.
jimi3times said:Global Warming? How can we be led to believe that the Earths tempature is 1 degree more than it was just 100 years ago. Who measured it back then. Did Edison stick a giant thermometer in a chuckhole and say holy shit things are heatin up. No its all bullshit. We humans can be shakin off this planet like a bad case of fleas anytime the earth wants to . Mt. Saint Helens spewed more flourocarbons and noxios poison gas into the atmosphere and created cooling in that region of over they say 5 degrees. If the super volcano of Yellowstone national park and yosemiti ever blow, we are all dead. They tell us that shit because the liberals thing we americans should be blamed for everything cause we like big cars.
Testosterone boy said:You can get 5 bars of cell phone reception quality at Jenny Lake, Wyoming (south of Yellowstone).....which is in the middle of absolutely no human population.

Longhorn85 said:I don't think you can make valid assessment about GLOBAL warming based on the very recent temperatures in one corner of the earth.
jimi3times said:Global Warming? How can we be led to believe that the Earths tempature is 1 degree more than it was just 100 years ago. Who measured it back then. Did Edison stick a giant thermometer in a chuckhole and say holy shit things are heatin up. No its all bullshit. We humans can be shakin off this planet like a bad case of fleas anytime the earth wants to .
fistfullofsteel said:thanks aristotle.when i need lessons in logic or anything else. i definitely won't need your help.
Dude, there's are ways to measure the temperature from years gone by. Look it up.jimi3times said:Global Warming? How can we be led to believe that the Earths tempature is 1 degree more than it was just 100 years ago. Who measured it back then. Did Edison stick a giant thermometer in a chuckhole and say holy shit things are heatin up. No its all bullshit. We humans can be shakin off this planet like a bad case of fleas anytime the earth wants to . Mt. Saint Helens spewed more flourocarbons and noxios poison gas into the atmosphere and created cooling in that region of over they say 5 degrees. If the super volcano of Yellowstone national park and yosemiti ever blow, we are all dead. They tell us that shit because the liberals thing we americans should be blamed for everything cause we like big cars.
Actually, I think global warming exists because it seems to have gotten warmer over my lifetime. Sure, some of that can be because of my faulty memory. Or some of it can be because of the weather records that I've been looking up.Longhorn85 said:You're the idiot who thinks global warming exists because you had a few more days of Indian Summer this year. Give me a break. Face it, you're a gullible sucker.
bigmann245 said:its amazing.... cell phone tower signals go far without anything to block it....![]()
Longhorn85 said:You're the idiot who thinks global warming exists because you had a few more days of Indian Summer this year. Give me a break. Face it, you're a gullible sucker.
jimi3times said:Screw it, were all gonna die anyway so i say lets tap a keg and blow some shit up!
mrplunkey said:Global warming is a super-fun issue that will never be resolved.
Either:
1) You believe global warming is probably occuring, but as a trend that is part of a long-term geoecological cycle. (a.k.a. the logical view)
or
2) You believe that humans are contributing significant amounts of CO2 to the atmosphere and creating global warming.
Now here's why it will never be solved.
We could just fertilize the algae in the ocean and reduce CO2 levels dramatically. Funny thing is, it takes a remarkably small amount of fertilizer to do it too. But it wont' happen -- why?
Because if you are a member of camp (1), you think fertilization is wasted effort.
If you are a member of camp (2), fertilization would take massive amounts of CO2 out of the atmosphere. If it didn't change anything, camp (2) would be revealed as this century's version of Chicken Little. If it did change anything, it would devastate the tree-hugging, granola-munching, pot-smoking envirowhacko industry since there won't be a "problem" to pine over anymore.
As for my opinion, we need to either dump the fertilizer or quit whining about "warming". Shit or get off the pot already.
Oh wait... I forgot.Testosterone boy said:Earth to Plunkey
Earth to Plunkey
Your oxygen levels have gone critical
Come in Plunkey
mrplunkey said:Oh wait... I forgot.
To t-boy, this whole global warming thing is just a conspiracy for Haliburton to corner the world market on oxygen.
That's the problem with those tin-foil hats. I've often wondered if the snug fit cuts-off blood flow to the brain.
Testosterone boy said:Whew.....coming from an anti-conspiracy nut who just said "We could just fertilize the algae in the ocean and reduce CO2 levels dramatically. Funny thing is, it takes a remarkably small amount of fertilizer to do it too."
Whew
Testosterone boy said:The evidence for foul play with Kennedy is absolutely way beyond extremely overwhelming.
Testosterone boy said:As for 9/11.....time will tell. You should check into the deals available that Larry can offer you on the new WTC 7. Nothing like brothers scratching backs is there?
Cut and paste from your own links:WODIN said:
I agree with your solution points its those who are denying the Cannery in the coal mine that are idiots.mrplunkey said:Cut and paste from your own links:
Oceans
One way to increase the carbon sequestration efficiency of the oceans is to add micrometre-sized iron particles called hematite or iron sulfate to the water. This has the effect of stimulating growth of plankton. Iron is an important nutrient for phytoplankton, usually made available via upwelling along the continental shelves, inflows from rivers and streams, as well as deposition of dust suspended in the atmosphere. Natural sources of ocean iron have been declining in recent decades, contributing to an overall decline in ocean productivity (NASA, 2003). Yet in the presence of iron nutrients plankton populations quickly grow, or 'bloom', expanding the base of biomass productivity throughout the region and removing significant quantities of CO2 from the atmosphere via photosynthesis. A test in 2002 in the Southern Ocean around Antarctica suggests that between 10,000 and 100,000 carbon atoms are sunk for each iron atom added to the water. More recent work in Germany (2005) suggests that any biomass carbon in the oceans, whether exported to depth or recycled in the euphotic zone, represents long term storage of carbon. This means that application of iron nutrients in select parts of the oceans, at appropriate scales, could have the combined effect of restoring ocean productivity while at the same time mitigating the effects of human caused emissions of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
Those skeptical of this approach argue that the effect of periodic small scale phytoplankton blooms on ocean ecosystems is unclear, and that more studies would be helpful. For example, it is known that phytoplankton have a complex effect on cloud formation via the release of substances such as dimethyl sulfide (DMS) that are converted to sulfate aerosols in the atmosphere, providing cloud condensation nuclei, or CCN. But the effect of small scale plankton blooms on overall DMS production is unknown.
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So if CO2 is about to destroy "mother earth", just dump iron in the ocean and be done with it. A 1:10,000 to 1:100,000 ratio is incredible. Hence, as I said earlier: "it takes a remarkably small amount of fertilizer to do it".
But we'd rather try to force billions of people, the vast majority of whom are in india and china, to alter their behavior. Good luck with that. People trying to feed themselves and bring their standard of living up to parity with the rest of the world aren't going to worry about scientific debates right now.
There is definately some sort of trend going on. The other aspect of the problem though is we can't seperate the man-made effects from the ultra long-germ geoecological cycles. Its like trying to measure the volume of your swimming pool with an eyedropper while gallons of water are added and evaporate every day.WODIN said:I agree with your solution points its those who are denying the Cannery in the coal mine that are idiots.
pdaddy said:I cannot believe the amount of fucking idiots in this thread. Thinking that global warming is a theory, lolol. It's a fact, look at the numbers, do the research or better yet use common knowledge about warmer climates increasing natural disaster occurances ie. hurricanes, typhoones, flooding, drought. Compare the number we had over this last year to ones in the past. Look at all the glaciers and ice caps melting...
ksharp, who cares? Why not care for the sake of humanity, for the sake of your kids? What a lazy non-assertive standpoint to have, I will quote mother Teresa on your behalf: "We the people feel our actions are but a drop in the ocean, but without that drop the ocean would be less."
pdaddy said:I cannot believe the amount of fucking idiots in this thread. Thinking that global warming is a theory, lolol. It's a fact, look at the numbers, do the research or better yet use common knowledge about warmer climates increasing natural disaster occurances ie. hurricanes, typhoones, flooding, drought. Compare the number we had over this last year to ones in the past. Look at all the glaciers and ice caps melting...
ksharp, who cares? Why not care for the sake of humanity, for the sake of your kids? What a lazy non-assertive standpoint to have, I will quote mother Teresa on your behalf: "We the people feel our actions are but a drop in the ocean, but without that drop the ocean would be less."
Fertilizer in the water is part of the problem. Your sir, are a jackass, and your posts have no value. Please read something not published by a rightwingnut.mrplunkey said:We could just fertilize the algae in the ocean and reduce CO2 levels dramatically. Funny thing is, it takes a remarkably small amount of fertilizer to do it too.
ItalianMuscle27 said:pdaddy please explain to everyone on EF why the ice caps are melting on Mars? I didnt realize the car Im driving is having such an impact on other planets..
Here you go,ItalianMuscle27 said:pdaddy please explain to everyone on EF why the ice caps are melting on Mars? I didnt realize the car Im driving is having such an impact on other planets..
So which of our ice caps are growing?The south polar cap is vaporizing now, which means CO2 is rushing back into the atmosphere. "Remember, though," adds Smith, "there are two polar caps on Mars--north and south. While the south polar cap is vaporizing the north polar cap is growing. It's a balancing act. Overall air pressure will be greatest when there's the least amount of CO2 on the ground." The next such peak is due in early October--that is, early southern summer on Mars.
ItalianMuscle27 said:Why dont you 2 read up on the 'Little Ice Age' and get back to me? It happend back in the 1300s I believe..
Anyways..
300+ million years ago the earth had 10x the present CO2 level. Those levels didnt produce global warming than, why would they today?
You Global Warming bandwagon idiots are going to focus on the destruction of forests and the pollution from automobiles and factories as the cause.. On the contrary, forests have been expanding and pollution has dropped in the USA.. Most CO2 action takes place in the seas/oceans..
Looks like you 2 just got pwned right back.. Your turn!
Wow, where is this now? I live in the Evergreen state and I can tell that forests are NOT expanding. Pollution has drop because the EPA restrictions that Bush is trying to roll back. Do you even live in the US? Forests are expanding, lol.ItalianMuscle27 said:forests have been expanding and pollution has dropped in the USA..
pdaddy said:lol, everytime you type you pwn yourself, lololol
ItalianMuscle27 said:I received your bad K, your a f*cking idiot.. The CO2 emissions that are spewed into the air by man are less than 1%. Volcanoes erupt every f*cking day spewing what into the air??? Mmm, sulfur, gases, etc.. F*ck, climate science and scientists cant even make accurate predictions.. And neither can the weather guy... Im with Ksharp, I really dont give a shit either.. When China and Russia jump on the bandwagon, please feel free to let me know and Ill join the party.. They are fucking laughing at us..
Good lord... where to start in such a sea of misinformed stupidity...jestro said:Fertilizer in the water is part of the problem. Your sir, are a jackass, and your posts have no value. Please read something not published by a rightwingnut.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4624359/
The number of oxygen-deprived "dead zones" in the world's oceans has been increasing since the 1970s and is now nearly 150, threatening fisheries as well as humans who depend on fish, the U.N. Environment Program announced Monday in unveiling its first-ever Global Environment Outlook Year Book.
These "dead zones" are caused by an excess of nitrogen from farm fertilizers, sewage and emissions from vehicles and factories.
anthrax said:So, if the man made global warming theory is non sense why do most scientists and average Joes now believe it is a true fact?
Because they are all incompetent?
Because there is a huge market in environment friendly process/product?
Because it is the only way for us to slow down the rise of China and other wannabe industrial and economic powers?
...?
patsfan1379 said:whether it is or isn't a fact - why is it considered a bad thing to care about the environment we live in? I'm not a big fan of my kids developing asthma or lung cancer from crap in the air. Or getting cancer from the chemical products in the soil used to grow the carrots in his babyfood.
human behavior has an effect on the air. Take a look at the LA skyline over the 409 at about sunset on a clear day. That's smog. It's pretty bad.
anthrax said:Someone answers my question, please?
ItalianMuscle27 said:im still waiting for mr know.it.all pdaddy to answer mine..
300+ million years ago the earth had 10x the present CO2 level. (THAT IS FACT, NOT THEORY) Those levels didnt produce global warming than, why would they today?
He dont answer me direct just sends me bad k, because we have difference in opinion.. I see who the ignorant, immature one is.. I hope you are not going to brainwash your newborn with your global warming nonsense.. Maybe you can campaign with al gore, and promote your theories, not facts! There is a difference.. In the meantime, I will be lmao with Russia, China & India waiting for global warming to happen.. How much of an increase has happened over the surface area of the earth in regards to temperature? A whopping 1degree? Im so worried now.. Next you will be preaching that hurricane katrina was the americans fault, and not mother nature..
mrplunkey said:Global warming is a super-fun issue that will never be resolved.
Either:
1) You believe global warming is probably occuring, but as a trend that is part of a long-term geoecological cycle. (a.k.a. the logical view)
or
2) You believe that humans are contributing significant amounts of CO2 to the atmosphere and creating global warming.
Now here's why it will never be solved.
We could just fertilize the algae in the ocean and reduce CO2 levels dramatically. Funny thing is, it takes a remarkably small amount of fertilizer to do it too. But it wont' happen -- why?
Because if you are a member of camp (1), you think fertilization is wasted effort.
If you are a member of camp (2), fertilization would take massive amounts of CO2 out of the atmosphere. If it didn't change anything, camp (2) would be revealed as this century's version of Chicken Little. If it did change anything, it would devastate the tree-hugging, granola-munching, pot-smoking envirowhacko industry since there won't be a "problem" to pine over anymore.
As for my opinion, we need to either dump the fertilizer or quit whining about "warming". Shit or get off the pot already.
ItalianMuscle27 said:im still waiting for mr know.it.all pdaddy to answer mine..
300+ million years ago the earth had 10x the present CO2 level. (THAT IS FACT, NOT THEORY) Those levels didnt produce global warming than, why would they today?
He dont answer me direct just sends me bad k, because we have difference in opinion.. I see who the ignorant, immature one is.. I hope you are not going to brainwash your newborn with your global warming nonsense.. Maybe you can campaign with al gore, and promote your theories, not facts! There is a difference.. In the meantime, I will be lmao with Russia, China & India waiting for global warming to happen.. How much of an increase has happened over the surface area of the earth in regards to temperature? A whopping 1degree? Im so worried now.. Next you will be preaching that hurricane katrina was the americans fault, and not mother nature..
fistfullofsteel said:for the love of george spellwin. look what you guys did. you woke up bluepeter from his sleep.
Actually, I should be leading the pack jumping up and down about the horrendious effects that rampant gasoline consumption is having on Mother Earth. Studies show that the CO2 released from fermentation of corn and the subsequent combustion of ethanol are completely offset (and then some) by the CO2 absorbed by the corn during it's cultivation.test boy ii said:Is your ethanol plant going to produce "algae fertilizer" as a byproduct?
I looked at your iron fertilizer equation. I suspect that planet oceania doesn't have enough economically mineable iron to do the job. Assuming that iron was a super potent algae fertilizer.
It makes algae darker but ammonia, phosphates, and nitrates are more efficient. And we are pumping millions of gallons of those into the ocean every month.
BTW....I tend to agree with your assessment of the CIA/Kennedy connection. Who else could have/would have kidnapped the cadaver and carved up the scalp between Dallas and Washington? Photographs of the head in Dallas with the clean bullet sized puncture in the right, front temple vs the mangled head/scalp that was received in Washington. Pretty crude work.
mrplunkey said:Actually, I should be leading the pack jumping up and down about the horrendious effects that rampant gasoline consumption is having on Mother Earth. Studies show that the CO2 released from fermentation of corn and the subsequent combustion of ethanol are completely offset (and then some) by the CO2 absorbed by the corn during it's cultivation.
So yeah, my pocketbook says I should be whining about how horribly fossil fuel combustion is. But guess what? It's just dumb. There are massive geoecological trends at work here, as well as a contribution from man. And trying to reduce automotive emissions is just dumb too, unless you are willing to bomb China and India back into the stone age so they can't modernize and start consuming gasoline at US rates.
I did this estimate previously on this thread, but the bottom line is even if every american cut their gasoline consumption by 66% and China and India followed suit, you'd still be looking at more than doubling fossil-fuel based emission from those two countries alone. Bottom line -- you can't get there form here.
And as far as adding iron to the ocean goes, I don't know why they chose iron. I did read somewhere that any iron oxide would do, so I'd bet you could just gather otherwise useless iron oxide deposits and use them in this application. If I had to take a wild guess, I'd say iron oxides are probably more inert with other ocean life than a nitrogen or phospherous compound would be -- but that's just a guess.
And as far as Kennedy goes... dude... that was an Area-51 alien job all the way. The CIA wanted to do it, but the aliens got to him first.
mrplunkey said:We could just fertilize the algae in the ocean and reduce CO2 levels dramatically. Funny thing is, it takes a remarkably small amount of fertilizer to do it too. .
nice analogyjimi3times said:Ya but what scientists are right, Im more afraid of a volcano than i am of an iceberg. My point is, we cant stop nature, to think we can is arrogant.Mother nature is one bad bitch and she ever goes on the rag, we are like a tiny tampon being thrown into a hallway.
test boy ii said:I want whatever MrPlunkey is on. This beats Area 51 and all that stuff all to hell.
Especially since they were out of egg nog rum.
test boy ii said:I want whatever MrPlunkey is on.
test boy ii said:Especially since they were out of egg nog rum.
mrplunkey said:Mr Plunkey is high on irony -- irony that's originating from the fact that the same crackpot who embraces every nutcase conspiracy theory he can find on the Internet isn't bought-in on this whole "photosynthesis" thing.
I'm sure that's part of a conspiracy against you as well.

test boy ii said:I made a custom Plunkey sig based on two search words. It got deleted in hours.

Bump to encourage t-boy to reveal the person or persons who deleted his custom sig "in hours".test boy ii said:Kind of hard to document things around here.....I made a custom Plunkey sig based on two search words. It got deleted in hours.
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