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KoolKermit
339 posts |
#156580 2008-05-21 12:06 GMT |
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Mitch
346 posts |
#156581 2008-05-21 12:14 GMT |
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No. The sun is not burning out, although the entire world is seeing changes in weather patterns due to Global warming. Dry seasons are dryer, severe weather is more severe, etc. Expect the winter to be colder for short periods of time. Things are changing, but the world has always changed on a daily basis.
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Gilbert
332 posts |
#156582 2008-05-21 12:17 GMT |
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its your brain burning out....yes it is... in a billion years we are going to be in trouble
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Gideeup
355 posts |
#156583 2008-05-21 12:41 GMT |
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I know, but as you see from the person who answered first. The AGW believers try to pin that on Global Warming too. They're so brainwashed by all this that I bet when the next ten years are consistently colder than the one before it they will still claim that the global climate is warming not cooling. Or if they do realize we are in a cooling trend they will find away to blame it on Global Warming.
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pandatome
306 posts |
#156584 2008-05-21 12:42 GMT |
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I've noticed a change in seasons because of global warming. May is the new April... Rainy and Cold. Whereas in September and October stays warmer longer, and also in the fall the temp basically drops from 70-80 degrees one night to 30-40 the next because of global warming.
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Orangedog
323 posts |
#156585 2008-05-21 12:52 GMT |
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GuitarsRock
332 posts |
#156586 2008-05-21 13:15 GMT |
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If global warming were real, why is it colder in the winter than in the summer? Shouldn't each day be slightly warmer than the day before?
And other stupid pieces of propaganda that Republicans think that you are stupid enough to believe. |
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GiddyUp
342 posts |
#156587 2008-05-21 13:38 GMT |
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Just wait another 5 billion years and then it will be reality.
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LoneWolf
348 posts |
#156588 2008-05-21 13:49 GMT |
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No it is not if anything it is getting warmer over there. The snow is thinner and the sun still has over 5,000,000,000 to live (literally)
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BerryNice
316 posts |
#156589 2008-05-21 14:20 GMT |
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One day the sun will burn, so technically speaking it is burning out. When that day arrives, the earth will be a lot colder then the current cold spell your feeling in the northeast. The good news, the sun will be around for a long time, some estimates are at 5 billions years.
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