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"Latest figures suggest we're going to lose the planet sooner than later ? 1.5degrees was the target but the boffins say we won't kept it down to 2 ? " Load of shit. Google where the term "Daylight robbery" comes from. Global warming is their excuse to finally.tax us on the weather. | |||
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"It’s quite big, not like you can lose it down the back of the sofa or anything " Lol. The planet will be just fine spiralling through space chasing the Sun at 30 Km/second for millenia. It will simply be hostile to humans and we will all die out. This summer heat in Europe and the more violent weather is just the start. | |||
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"Latest figures suggest we're going to lose the planet sooner than later ? 1.5degrees was the target but the boffins say we won't kept it down to 2 ? " I heard some deluded climate prof on the radio saying similar..i had to turn it down to save electricity and the planet.. As if a bunch of politicians in a room have any control at all over our climate. It was like listening to the rantings of king neptune. The arrogance and delusion, keep repeating it daily doesnt make it any more real and achievable than stopping the tides. | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived." How do we know what the precise average temp was 7000 years ago? Where are the records..? How accurate were the thermometers? | |||
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"Someone should do something about that. " If we all eat less meat apparently that will cool everything right down... Although what we will do with the additional billions of uneaten cows roaming the planet who knows... Mad cow disease maybe? | |||
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"Latest figures suggest we're going to lose the planet sooner than later ? 1.5degrees was the target but the boffins say we won't kept it down to 2 ? Load of shit. Google where the term "Daylight robbery" comes from. Global warming is their excuse to finally.tax us on the weather. " Without sounding like a know it all,daylight robbery actually stems from the Tudor period where you paid tax on the amount of windows you had on your property, so , to cut the taxes, people boarded up windows and the term "daylight robbery" was used as the more light you had in your property, the more tax you paid!. I totally agree with you though, any excuse to extorte money from us for example... wind farms.... we were told" if you pay extra in your energy bills to help fund the green revolution, we can supply cheaper energy and help the environment!"... guess what.. loads of wind farms everywhere and we're STILL PAYING MORE AND MORE AND MORE for energy... what a load of old pony!. Peace and love everyone. | |||
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"Someone should do something about that. If we all eat less meat apparently that will cool everything right down... Although what we will do with the additional billions of uneaten cows roaming the planet who knows... Mad cow disease maybe? " Ride them like ponies | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived." Not really hysteria though is it. The point of climate change is that this natural process is being sped up and the extremes in the weather are being seen much more often and much more frequently, from extreme heat to extreme cold, record rainful etc. | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. Not really hysteria though is it. The point of climate change is that this natural process is being sped up and the extremes in the weather are being seen much more often and much more frequently, from extreme heat to extreme cold, record rainful etc. " Sped up? Really? And yes hysteria... Have you not seen the media this summer? | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. How do we know what the precise average temp was 7000 years ago? Where are the records..? How accurate were the thermometers? " The population of Great Britain 7000 years ago is estimated to be between 1,000 and 2,000 humans. They were mostly hunter gatherers but had started agriculture. Today the population is 67,736,802. I am not an expert but I suspect we may have more difficulty surviving today than they did back then. Its not the temperature alone that kills it is the lack of food and violent weather. | |||
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"Someone should do something about that. If we all eat less meat apparently that will cool everything right down... Although what we will do with the additional billions of uneaten cows roaming the planet who knows... Mad cow disease maybe? Ride them like ponies " Pull the udder one | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. How do we know what the precise average temp was 7000 years ago? Where are the records..? How accurate were the thermometers? The population of Great Britain 7000 years ago is estimated to be between 1,000 and 2,000 humans. They were mostly hunter gatherers but had started agriculture. Today the population is 67,736,802. I am not an expert but I suspect we may have more difficulty surviving today than they did back then. Its not the temperature alone that kills it is the lack of food and violent weather. " And habitable space given much of the world's population live near a coast that would disappear with sea level rises. | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. Not really hysteria though is it. The point of climate change is that this natural process is being sped up and the extremes in the weather are being seen much more often and much more frequently, from extreme heat to extreme cold, record rainful etc. Sped up? Really? And yes hysteria... Have you not seen the media this summer? " That is the entire point of climate change is it not? No one is denying it happens naturally, the point is the man made effect that we have on changing that process by changing the atmospheric make up of the earth which in turn changes the effect of the suns energy. Depends on what you call hysteria I guess. I don't see protesting as hysteria, it's a democratic right of any civilised nation. | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. Not really hysteria though is it. The point of climate change is that this natural process is being sped up and the extremes in the weather are being seen much more often and much more frequently, from extreme heat to extreme cold, record rainful etc. Sped up? Really? And yes hysteria... Have you not seen the media this summer? That is the entire point of climate change is it not? No one is denying it happens naturally, the point is the man made effect that we have on changing that process by changing the atmospheric make up of the earth which in turn changes the effect of the suns energy. Depends on what you call hysteria I guess. I don't see protesting as hysteria, it's a democratic right of any civilised nation. " And people havr the delusion we can somehow by turning our thermostat down effect it? As for media.. Take a loom at the bbc front page and headline image and story.... Today... And yesterday... And the day before... Unfortunately its been monetised now... Means money to be made from selling the emperor's new clothes... Add a climate tax to everything we toucb buy eat drink move... Tell people often enough and it becomes true | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. Not really hysteria though is it. The point of climate change is that this natural process is being sped up and the extremes in the weather are being seen much more often and much more frequently, from extreme heat to extreme cold, record rainful etc. Sped up? Really? And yes hysteria... Have you not seen the media this summer? That is the entire point of climate change is it not? No one is denying it happens naturally, the point is the man made effect that we have on changing that process by changing the atmospheric make up of the earth which in turn changes the effect of the suns energy. Depends on what you call hysteria I guess. I don't see protesting as hysteria, it's a democratic right of any civilised nation. And people havr the delusion we can somehow by turning our thermostat down effect it? As for media.. Take a loom at the bbc front page and headline image and story.... Today... And yesterday... And the day before... Unfortunately its been monetised now... Means money to be made from selling the emperor's new clothes... Add a climate tax to everything we toucb buy eat drink move... Tell people often enough and it becomes true" Well yes, because those gasses released have been man made as a result of industrial processes, vehicles and travel, farming etc. So while you might not change what has already happened, you can try and not make things worse. Depends on your take I guess. If you don't want to believe it then I guess you dismiss it as hysteria and if you do you are interested in reading about it. It's been huge business for a good time now. Carbon credit trading has existed for years and is worth billions. Tax on flights and such like has existed for years. People can and will monitise everything, does that take away from a legitimacy of anything? This site is paid for, doesn't mean swinging isn't legitimate anymore? | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived." I'm not sure about the 'all' bit. | |||
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"Latest figures suggest we're going to lose the planet sooner than later ? 1.5degrees was the target but the boffins say we won't kept it down to 2 ? I heard some deluded climate prof on the radio saying similar..i had to turn it down to save electricity and the planet.. As if a bunch of politicians in a room have any control at all over our climate. It was like listening to the rantings of king neptune. The arrogance and delusion, keep repeating it daily doesnt make it any more real and achievable than stopping the tides. " Did you mean Canute ? | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. How do we know what the precise average temp was 7000 years ago? Where are the records..? How accurate were the thermometers? The population of Great Britain 7000 years ago is estimated to be between 1,000 and 2,000 humans. They were mostly hunter gatherers but had started agriculture. Today the population is 67,736,802. I am not an expert but I suspect we may have more difficulty surviving today than they did back then. Its not the temperature alone that kills it is the lack of food and violent weather. " Fucking hell only 1-2k? I bet it was slim pickings on fab back then | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. How do we know what the precise average temp was 7000 years ago? Where are the records..? How accurate were the thermometers? The population of Great Britain 7000 years ago is estimated to be between 1,000 and 2,000 humans. They were mostly hunter gatherers but had started agriculture. Today the population is 67,736,802. I am not an expert but I suspect we may have more difficulty surviving today than they did back then. Its not the temperature alone that kills it is the lack of food and violent weather. Fucking hell only 1-2k? I bet it was slim pickings on fab back then " I quite liked those times. Got to know everyone really well | |||
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"Whether you believe in climate change or natural cycle temperatures are rising globally and it's going to mean worse weather, extremes, parts of earth being unlivable. There will be food shortages, mass migration to safer climates. Northern Europe will be a refuge for people. Costal towns and cities will be flooded and if you think climate change is another tax just wait till water becomes a commodity. " It already is. I pay for it's processing and people pay silly money for it in bottles | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived." That may or not be true not looked it up. But what was the planets population back then? Where did the majority live? Were they in settlements or were they nomads and moved around to places where it was more hospitable? Humanity may have survived but how many died at that time? | |||
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"Whether you believe in climate change or natural cycle temperatures are rising globally and it's going to mean worse weather, extremes, parts of earth being unlivable. There will be food shortages, mass migration to safer climates. Northern Europe will be a refuge for people. Costal towns and cities will be flooded and if you think climate change is another tax just wait till water becomes a commodity. It already is. I pay for it's processing and people pay silly money for it in bottles " Why do you buy bottled water is the stuff from the tap not drinkable ? Not trolling just wondering | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived." Correct. "Unseasonably hot weather in southern Europe" scream the headlines....27/28 July 1809 Spain Battle of Talavera 35+°,the previous August 35 soldiers died of heatstroke after disembarking near Lisbon. | |||
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"It’s quite big, not like you can lose it down the back of the sofa or anything " | |||
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"Latest figures suggest we're going to lose the planet sooner than later ? 1.5degrees was the target but the boffins say we won't kept it down to 2 ? I heard some deluded climate prof on the radio saying similar..i had to turn it down to save electricity and the planet.. As if a bunch of politicians in a room have any control at all over our climate. It was like listening to the rantings of king neptune. The arrogance and delusion, keep repeating it daily doesnt make it any more real and achievable than stopping the tides. " Who is king Neptune? | |||
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"Someone should do something about that. If we all eat less meat apparently that will cool everything right down... Although what we will do with the additional billions of uneaten cows roaming the planet who knows... Mad cow disease maybe? " Artificially inseminate fewer cows? | |||
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"Whether you believe in climate change or natural cycle temperatures are rising globally and it's going to mean worse weather, extremes, parts of earth being unlivable. There will be food shortages, mass migration to safer climates. Northern Europe will be a refuge for people. Costal towns and cities will be flooded and if you think climate change is another tax just wait till water becomes a commodity. It already is. I pay for it's processing and people pay silly money for it in bottles Why do you buy bottled water is the stuff from the tap not drinkable ? Not trolling just wondering " I don't. | |||
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"Latest figures suggest we're going to lose the planet sooner than later ? 1.5degrees was the target but the boffins say we won't kept it down to 2 ? I heard some deluded climate prof on the radio saying similar..i had to turn it down to save electricity and the planet.. As if a bunch of politicians in a room have any control at all over our climate. It was like listening to the rantings of king neptune. The arrogance and delusion, keep repeating it daily doesnt make it any more real and achievable than stopping the tides. Who is king Neptune?" God of the sea. | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. Not really hysteria though is it. The point of climate change is that this natural process is being sped up and the extremes in the weather are being seen much more often and much more frequently, from extreme heat to extreme cold, record rainful etc. Sped up? Really? And yes hysteria... Have you not seen the media this summer? That is the entire point of climate change is it not? No one is denying it happens naturally, the point is the man made effect that we have on changing that process by changing the atmospheric make up of the earth which in turn changes the effect of the suns energy. Depends on what you call hysteria I guess. I don't see protesting as hysteria, it's a democratic right of any civilised nation. And people havr the delusion we can somehow by turning our thermostat down effect it? As for media.. Take a loom at the bbc front page and headline image and story.... Today... And yesterday... And the day before... Unfortunately its been monetised now... Means money to be made from selling the emperor's new clothes... Add a climate tax to everything we toucb buy eat drink move... Tell people often enough and it becomes true Well yes, because those gasses released have been man made as a result of industrial processes, vehicles and travel, farming etc. So while you might not change what has already happened, you can try and not make things worse. Depends on your take I guess. If you don't want to believe it then I guess you dismiss it as hysteria and if you do you are interested in reading about it. It's been huge business for a good time now. Carbon credit trading has existed for years and is worth billions. Tax on flights and such like has existed for years. People can and will monitise everything, does that take away from a legitimacy of anything? This site is paid for, doesn't mean swinging isn't legitimate anymore? " So... Not wanting to pick an argument but... What are you doing to reduce.. The global temperature.. And what evidence do you have that it will actually work.? Because i think there's a colossal amount of misinformation out thete and usually because people put making money above any evidence. I get the whole thing about being more responsible about our environment but that just makes sense. Not because its going to effect a global temperature. But good to discuss the environmental aspects | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived." What, all 8 billion of us?! What was the global population 7000 years ago? How much land did it need for food? Etc. | |||
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"Latest figures suggest we're going to lose the planet sooner than later ? 1.5degrees was the target but the boffins say we won't kept it down to 2 ? " omg we are going to die....... Sheeeeesh we all do anyway | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather" That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. | |||
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"I heard the earth is flat too." Is that why the water is pooling on the floor outside instead of running off the globe shape? | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe." This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. " I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today." Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change." But... But.. The science says... | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change." Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested." So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? " Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived." This. I was about the same as well, it is a natural process | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. " I disagree. We aren’t going to agree. I refuse to choose fear. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today." I'm not in the slightest bit surprised. Covid revealed the widespread incompetence. The intelligent people won't be able to educate the others and the planet will die. We should enjoy it while we still can. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? " Not asking anyone to live in fear. I don't. But I think we should recognise the global impact (and the most severe impact of climate change will be in the developing world). It's quite likely that your - and my - individual lived experience doesn't have the same weight as all the other empirical evidence gathered around the world on which the assessments/projections are based. My point was more about expertise: I'm not an expert, so I will try to listen to those that are, and not just dismiss them because we had a hot summer in 1976. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. I disagree. We aren’t going to agree. I refuse to choose fear." Who says I'm fearful? Simply sharing MY lived experience, which seems to correlate with the lived experience of all the Spaniards I spoke to last week. I'm not sure how you can disagree that 20 years ago, it simply didn't get to 46°C for prolonged periods (or at all), whereas this is now common, in that part of the world. This is evidenced by actual measurements. For one example, the peak temperature in Granada this week, compared to the same week in 2010 is about +7°C different. | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. Not really hysteria though is it. The point of climate change is that this natural process is being sped up and the extremes in the weather are being seen much more often and much more frequently, from extreme heat to extreme cold, record rainful etc. Sped up? Really? And yes hysteria... Have you not seen the media this summer? That is the entire point of climate change is it not? No one is denying it happens naturally, the point is the man made effect that we have on changing that process by changing the atmospheric make up of the earth which in turn changes the effect of the suns energy. Depends on what you call hysteria I guess. I don't see protesting as hysteria, it's a democratic right of any civilised nation. And people havr the delusion we can somehow by turning our thermostat down effect it? As for media.. Take a loom at the bbc front page and headline image and story.... Today... And yesterday... And the day before... Unfortunately its been monetised now... Means money to be made from selling the emperor's new clothes... Add a climate tax to everything we toucb buy eat drink move... Tell people often enough and it becomes true Well yes, because those gasses released have been man made as a result of industrial processes, vehicles and travel, farming etc. So while you might not change what has already happened, you can try and not make things worse. Depends on your take I guess. If you don't want to believe it then I guess you dismiss it as hysteria and if you do you are interested in reading about it. It's been huge business for a good time now. Carbon credit trading has existed for years and is worth billions. Tax on flights and such like has existed for years. People can and will monitise everything, does that take away from a legitimacy of anything? This site is paid for, doesn't mean swinging isn't legitimate anymore? So... Not wanting to pick an argument but... What are you doing to reduce.. The global temperature.. And what evidence do you have that it will actually work.? Because i think there's a colossal amount of misinformation out thete and usually because people put making money above any evidence. I get the whole thing about being more responsible about our environment but that just makes sense. Not because its going to effect a global temperature. But good to discuss the environmental aspects" I do as much as I can within reason. I try to reduce plastic waste where I can, so get washing pods and things only in cardboard packaging, refillable drinks bottles, refillable cleaning poducts and bathroom products. I am fortunate that I can walk to work if I have to go into the office or can work from home most of the time. I enjoy shopping in 2nd hand places for certain items, old furniture especially but obviously not all items. But at the same time I am as guilty as anyone, I have taken 16 flights in the last 2/3 years. So not innocent by any means. But without me those flights would still take place. At least that is how my guilty mind justifies that. Could I do better? Yes I can. Individually I am with you, not much we can really do which is why pressure groups are focusing on governments. Only they can make any real changes to anything. No point one extra person taking the bus if the local paint manufacturer is spilling out all sorts of fumes and chemicals into the atmosphere. I think the point of any action isn't that it is going to reverse any process, the damage is done. Much like those crusty people you see who spent the last 40 years on holiday with cooking oil all over them. We can't fix it but you can slow the damage down or stop further damage from occuring. Whether you believe such things exist or not is entirely up to you though of course. As for evidence that is what books and scientific journals are for. I am guessing it is a logical thought process that if you reduce emissions and pollution then you are not adding to the problem and increase the greenhouse effect. | |||
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"What i also find weird in this is how readily and gleefully some folk are to believe the "science" of catastrophe. Based on what? Less than 100 years of recorded observations? Which represents a ridiculously tiny spec of the duration of the life of our planet. Its like observing clinical data from a human for less than a 1000th of a second and predicting what is going to happen in our lives. And more still. Even assuming that the science all agree and is accurate and predictions are always true... The belief that we can remove or even do less of industry, fossil fuel, the "stuff" economy is deluded. Progress.... Electric cars is a great example of emperors new clothes. " But you don't need to believe scientists etc. Have you seen your local landfill site? Do we need so much new stuff? Do we need a new phone every year or so? Do we need raspberries flown in from the continent? Do you want live next to a coal or nucelar power plant on your doorstep? With an increasing population we have to be realistic with resources used and waste we produce. If we can reduce use and recycle more how is that a bad thing? | |||
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"What i also find weird in this is how readily and gleefully some folk are to believe the "science" of catastrophe. Based on what? Less than 100 years of recorded observations? Which represents a ridiculously tiny spec of the duration of the life of our planet. Its like observing clinical data from a human for less than a 1000th of a second and predicting what is going to happen in our lives. And more still. Even assuming that the science all agree and is accurate and predictions are always true... The belief that we can remove or even do less of industry, fossil fuel, the "stuff" economy is deluded. Progress.... Electric cars is a great example of emperors new clothes. " Less than 100yrs? Are you sure about that? We have recorded observations from much longer ago and plenty of other evidence to be collected from the environment. | |||
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"What i also find weird in this is how readily and gleefully some folk are to believe the "science" of catastrophe. Based on what? Less than 100 years of recorded observations? Which represents a ridiculously tiny spec of the duration of the life of our planet. Its like observing clinical data from a human for less than a 1000th of a second and predicting what is going to happen in our lives. And more still. Even assuming that the science all agree and is accurate and predictions are always true... The belief that we can remove or even do less of industry, fossil fuel, the "stuff" economy is deluded. Progress.... Electric cars is a great example of emperors new clothes. " I don't think one person in here who believes in climate change has alluded to a catastrophe in anyway. They have all said there is a problem but no one is dramatising anything. It's almost like large complex issue like this or politics has a huge spectrum of places you can sit on the subject. It doesn't have to be just denial or disaster, or left or right. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe." The correct term is Weather.Its hot in Southern Europe because it's closer to the heat being drawn up from North Africa (a natural occurrence) and because it's Summer. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. The correct term is Weather.Its hot in Southern Europe because it's closer to the heat being drawn up from North Africa (a natural occurrence) and because it's Summer." It's a weather phenomenon linked to the changing climate. The climate is changing, to a great extent, due to global human activity. Yes, there are also natural phenomena taking place, but the activity of humans is influencing these phenomena and making them worse/more severe/prolonged. Etc. | |||
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"Oh well. I was having a lovely morning until the paranoia inducing bullshit narrative was brought up again. I’d better stop the constructive day I was having and go and sit in a main road and worry about boiling to death…." There Wil be more paranoia on the way now that the behavioural scientists of the governments covid nudge unit are advising the BBC on climate change reporting.Project Fear III. | |||
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"What i also find weird in this is how readily and gleefully some folk are to believe the "science" of catastrophe. Based on what? Less than 100 years of recorded observations? Which represents a ridiculously tiny spec of the duration of the life of our planet. Its like observing clinical data from a human for less than a 1000th of a second and predicting what is going to happen in our lives. And more still. Even assuming that the science all agree and is accurate and predictions are always true... The belief that we can remove or even do less of industry, fossil fuel, the "stuff" economy is deluded. Progress.... Electric cars is a great example of emperors new clothes. " We have temperature records from before that. But theoretically, we have seen CO2 levels go up in the last century. We know that CO2 traps heat. It can be proven by simple experinents. The temperature readings just correlate them. | |||
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"I bet 99 % of people here still think big lizards used to run around the place called silly names like : dipploducus. ... Haven't you figured out you are being mocked every second of your life yet? Take your eyes off of screens and go outside into real-ity and look up the skies long enough and you'll see why the sun rarely comes out. " You don't agree that dinosaurs existed?! Please, do elaborate on the "reason why the sun rarely comes out". We saw it yesterday for sure. It's hiding today. But last week, from a different vantage point, I could only get away from the hydrogen-fuelled fucker by sitting indoors. It was omnipresent | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. The correct term is Weather.Its hot in Southern Europe because it's closer to the heat being drawn up from North Africa (a natural occurrence) and because it's Summer. It's a weather phenomenon linked to the changing climate. The climate is changing, to a great extent, due to global human activity. Yes, there are also natural phenomena taking place, but the activity of humans is influencing these phenomena and making them worse/more severe/prolonged. Etc. " It's a natural occurrence,heat has travelled across the med from North Africa for millennia.That is why so much fruit and tomatoes are grown on the southern coast of Crete,nothing to do with climate change.Was the 35+° heat on the 27/28 July 1809 at Talavera caused by climate change? | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. The correct term is Weather.Its hot in Southern Europe because it's closer to the heat being drawn up from North Africa (a natural occurrence) and because it's Summer. It's a weather phenomenon linked to the changing climate. The climate is changing, to a great extent, due to global human activity. Yes, there are also natural phenomena taking place, but the activity of humans is influencing these phenomena and making them worse/more severe/prolonged. Etc. It's a natural occurrence,heat has travelled across the med from North Africa for millennia.That is why so much fruit and tomatoes are grown on the southern coast of Crete,nothing to do with climate change.Was the 35+° heat on the 27/28 July 1809 at Talavera caused by climate change?" 35°C is ten degrees cooler than this past week! +10°C is a massive difference. There's a SHORTAGE of tomatoes etc because of the excess heat and lack of water to irrigate! The difference in this period is the extent of the height of the temperature and the persistent lack of precipitation across southern Europe. We've had the hottest average global temperature this week. Breaking records set in the immediately preceding years. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck." hey don't you see how many are in denial? | |||
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"It's astounding how it's actually people like you that is fucking it but you are so ignorant you can't see it. I'd try to explain it to you but you are probably already walking to the jab centre for your next booster." How so? Please explain further, we're interested to find out. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck." Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started | |||
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"Why is it that this "truth" can never be put into writing?" The evidence is simultaneously overwhelming but also impossible to articulate | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. hey don't you see how many are in denial? " Denial is fun. More denial please. Fuck a habitable planet for the future. Fun please | |||
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"Why is it that this "truth" can never be put into writing?" No need to write anything down if *believe* hard enough. I'm just glad to know dinosaurs didn't exist, but dogs were clearly much bigger in the past going by all those bones in the Natural History Museum. | |||
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"Why is it that this "truth" can never be put into writing? No need to write anything down if *believe* hard enough. I'm just glad to know dinosaurs didn't exist, but dogs were clearly much bigger in the past going by all those bones in the Natural History Museum." There was a really massive cat too. We've got a photo with it, it's also in the NHM | |||
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"Why is it that this "truth" can never be put into writing? No need to write anything down if *believe* hard enough. I'm just glad to know dinosaurs didn't exist, but dogs were clearly much bigger in the past going by all those bones in the Natural History Museum. There was a really massive cat too. We've got a photo with it, it's also in the NHM " Jeez. WHY WON'T THEY TELL US THE TRUTH?!? | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. The correct term is Weather.Its hot in Southern Europe because it's closer to the heat being drawn up from North Africa (a natural occurrence) and because it's Summer. It's a weather phenomenon linked to the changing climate. The climate is changing, to a great extent, due to global human activity. Yes, there are also natural phenomena taking place, but the activity of humans is influencing these phenomena and making them worse/more severe/prolonged. Etc. It's a natural occurrence,heat has travelled across the med from North Africa for millennia.That is why so much fruit and tomatoes are grown on the southern coast of Crete,nothing to do with climate change.Was the 35+° heat on the 27/28 July 1809 at Talavera caused by climate change? 35°C is ten degrees cooler than this past week! +10°C is a massive difference. There's a SHORTAGE of tomatoes etc because of the excess heat and lack of water to irrigate! The difference in this period is the extent of the height of the temperature and the persistent lack of precipitation across southern Europe. We've had the hottest average global temperature this week. Breaking records set in the immediately preceding years. " It was not 45.those temperatures have been shown to be exaggerated.It was not 42 in France as the been reported by the beeb.Places like Crete & Cyprus have had very effective irrigation systems and storage for decades as well as de salianetion plants so as not to impact the supply of drinking water for people.There is no shortage because of water/heat. | |||
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"Why is it that this "truth" can never be put into writing? No need to write anything down if *believe* hard enough. I'm just glad to know dinosaurs didn't exist, but dogs were clearly much bigger in the past going by all those bones in the Natural History Museum." What has science ever done for us? Gimme vibes, man - sent from my iPhone | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. The correct term is Weather.Its hot in Southern Europe because it's closer to the heat being drawn up from North Africa (a natural occurrence) and because it's Summer. It's a weather phenomenon linked to the changing climate. The climate is changing, to a great extent, due to global human activity. Yes, there are also natural phenomena taking place, but the activity of humans is influencing these phenomena and making them worse/more severe/prolonged. Etc. It's a natural occurrence,heat has travelled across the med from North Africa for millennia.That is why so much fruit and tomatoes are grown on the southern coast of Crete,nothing to do with climate change.Was the 35+° heat on the 27/28 July 1809 at Talavera caused by climate change? 35°C is ten degrees cooler than this past week! +10°C is a massive difference. There's a SHORTAGE of tomatoes etc because of the excess heat and lack of water to irrigate! The difference in this period is the extent of the height of the temperature and the persistent lack of precipitation across southern Europe. We've had the hottest average global temperature this week. Breaking records set in the immediately preceding years. It was not 45.those temperatures have been shown to be exaggerated.It was not 42 in France as the been reported by the beeb.Places like Crete & Cyprus have had very effective irrigation systems and storage for decades as well as de salianetion plants so as not to impact the supply of drinking water for people.There is no shortage because of water/heat." I've got a picture of me sat next to a temperature gauge showing 46°C Nothing has been exaggerated, I was literally sat in it. It was like being sat inside a furnace. Still 41°C at 19:00h, excursions were delayed from 17:00h to try not to kill us all. It was 31°C at 00:30 on the way back from the final meal, last Friday night/Saturday morning. | |||
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"I'm affraid to say, there isn't much we can do about. Me recycling a bottle or two and turning to an electric car won't help a bit. When other countries and large business won't adapt then just accept it and deal with it, as humans always do. " The only way for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing Ultimately we need to revolutionise systems of power and the ways we live, but that doesn't mean we shrug and consign our descendants to famine, disease, upheaval, etc. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. hey don't you see how many are in denial? Denial is fun. More denial please. Fuck a habitable planet for the future. Fun please " At some point the wilful proud ignorance is like monkeys proudly showing their asses expecting to be applauded. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. hey don't you see how many are in denial? Denial is fun. More denial please. Fuck a habitable planet for the future. Fun please At some point the wilful proud ignorance is like monkeys proudly showing their asses expecting to be applauded." For sure. It's quite fucking depressing. Count me out of that bullshit | |||
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"I'm affraid to say, there isn't much we can do about. Me recycling a bottle or two and turning to an electric car won't help a bit. When other countries and large business won't adapt then just accept it and deal with it, as humans always do. " I don't think that's the right attitude. If you feel it's the right thing, you should do it. With time, more and more people will join the bandwagon. | |||
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"46°C is now profile pic, taken in Granada, Spain on Sunday 9 July at 17:34 Spanish time It was/is that hot. Was it 46 in France the country I referred to?" To be fair, you didn't specify which countries the "not 45" temperatures had been "exaggerated" in. Clearly not parts of Spain. You said 42 in France was inaccurate (though based on what I don't know). | |||
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"I'm affraid to say, there isn't much we can do about. Me recycling a bottle or two and turning to an electric car won't help a bit. When other countries and large business won't adapt then just accept it and deal with it, as humans always do. The only way for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing Ultimately we need to revolutionise systems of power and the ways we live, but that doesn't mean we shrug and consign our descendants to famine, disease, upheaval, etc." Its not aboit good or evil though is it.? Thats just more melodrama. Its about either believing that we can influence climate change because..well no evidence. Or not believing the quite dreadful agenda led media and so called science. Its changed. Its always changing. Nothing to do with good or evil. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. The correct term is Weather.Its hot in Southern Europe because it's closer to the heat being drawn up from North Africa (a natural occurrence) and because it's Summer." And the position of the jet stream,because its shifted position that's why its raining now instead of the hot weather we had a month or so ago. Also there were types of dinasoaur, not the entire species, types...that lived for billions of years,and the industrial age blamed for all the climate problems has been in progress for just hundreds of years? | |||
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"What i also find weird in this is how readily and gleefully some folk are to believe the "science" of catastrophe. Based on what? Less than 100 years of recorded observations? Which represents a ridiculously tiny spec of the duration of the life of our planet. Its like observing clinical data from a human for less than a 1000th of a second and predicting what is going to happen in our lives. And more still. Even assuming that the science all agree and is accurate and predictions are always true... The belief that we can remove or even do less of industry, fossil fuel, the "stuff" economy is deluded. Progress.... Electric cars is a great example of emperors new clothes. But you don't need to believe scientists etc. Have you seen your local landfill site? Do we need so much new stuff? Do we need a new phone every year or so? Do we need raspberries flown in from the continent? Do you want live next to a coal or nucelar power plant on your doorstep? With an increasing population we have to be realistic with resources used and waste we produce. If we can reduce use and recycle more how is that a bad thing? " Absolutely agree. We 100% should be mindful of all the "stuff" we are being told we need. Agree. Completely different matter to global climate change though. Buy local and not from china woukd be a good place to start. | |||
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"Someone should do something about that. If we all eat less meat apparently that will cool everything right down... Although what we will do with the additional billions of uneaten cows roaming the planet who knows... Mad cow disease maybe? " Uneaten cows means they fart more | |||
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"46°C is now profile pic, taken in Granada, Spain on Sunday 9 July at 17:34 Spanish time It was/is that hot. Was it 46 in France the country I referred to? France is not exactly Southern Europe, is it? Northern Spain is not experiencing the same level of heatwave. " I didn't say it was although last time I checked there is a south of France,which is generally referred to as Southern Europe | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. How do we know what the precise average temp was 7000 years ago? Where are the records..? How accurate were the thermometers? The population of Great Britain 7000 years ago is estimated to be between 1,000 and 2,000 humans. They were mostly hunter gatherers but had started agriculture. Today the population is 67,736,802. I am not an expert but I suspect we may have more difficulty surviving today than they did back then. Its not the temperature alone that kills it is the lack of food and violent weather. Fucking hell only 1-2k? I bet it was slim pickings on fab back then " No fab, just sheep | |||
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"46°C is now profile pic, taken in Granada, Spain on Sunday 9 July at 17:34 Spanish time It was/is that hot. Was it 46 in France the country I referred to? To be fair, you didn't specify which countries the "not 45" temperatures had been "exaggerated" in. Clearly not parts of Spain. You said 42 in France was inaccurate (though based on what I don't know)." Based on the BBC reporting 39 in Caan when it was 32,and the BBC talking about 42 average across France | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. That may or not be true not looked it up. But what was the planets population back then? Where did the majority live? Were they in settlements or were they nomads and moved around to places where it was more hospitable? Humanity may have survived but how many died at that time? " They all died. Or do you know people of the 7000+ age group? | |||
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"Latest figures suggest we're going to lose the planet sooner than later ? 1.5degrees was the target but the boffins say we won't kept it down to 2 ? I heard some deluded climate prof on the radio saying similar..i had to turn it down to save electricity and the planet.. As if a bunch of politicians in a room have any control at all over our climate. It was like listening to the rantings of king neptune. The arrogance and delusion, keep repeating it daily doesnt make it any more real and achievable than stopping the tides. Who is king Neptune?" King Triton's brother, Ariel's uncle. | |||
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"46°C is now profile pic, taken in Granada, Spain on Sunday 9 July at 17:34 Spanish time It was/is that hot. Was it 46 in France the country I referred to? To be fair, you didn't specify which countries the "not 45" temperatures had been "exaggerated" in. Clearly not parts of Spain. You said 42 in France was inaccurate (though based on what I don't know). Based on the BBC reporting 39 in Caan when it was 32,and the BBC talking about 42 average across France" Oh, I understood you disputed the BBC's reporting. I wasn't sure how you knew their reporting was inaccurate, but will take your word for it. A quick Google will tell you the temperature was well over 40 in a number of places in France earlier this week, but I don't follow French weather reports that closely to be fair. | |||
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"We can't stop what the planet does naturally, it's a living entity and goes through cycles. Personally I don't think we do enough to look after this planet, we sort of take it for granted in the most part. We should take more responsible actions about what we put into the atmosphere, but in a measured way. The earth will change with or without us, a little more respect about our environment is all we need. " I totally agree with this. I have no idea if we are unnaturally speeding the process up. I do think there is hysteria though. I remember all the fear tactics in the 80's over CFC's, acid rain. Nuclear war etc. Less hysteria and more responsible caring for our environment and resources. Maybe it's better that humans can't survive easily in future? Maybe it was good for the planet the dinosaurs died out? Who knows! | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? " Eyes wide shut. A heatwave used to be a rare occurrence when I was young. It was an anomaly that didn't occur every year. Now we have multiple heatwaves every year and last year wild fires. Winters are colder. Seasons are wetter, however the numerous floods may be more down to building on flood plains. | |||
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"46°C is now profile pic, taken in Granada, Spain on Sunday 9 July at 17:34 Spanish time It was/is that hot. Was it 46 in France the country I referred to? To be fair, you didn't specify which countries the "not 45" temperatures had been "exaggerated" in. Clearly not parts of Spain. You said 42 in France was inaccurate (though based on what I don't know). Based on the BBC reporting 39 in Caan when it was 32,and the BBC talking about 42 average across France Oh, I understood you disputed the BBC's reporting. I wasn't sure how you knew their reporting was inaccurate, but will take your word for it. A quick Google will tell you the temperature was well over 40 in a number of places in France earlier this week, but I don't follow French weather reports that closely to be fair." I knew it was in accurate because a quick check showed it was not 39 in Caan.Over 40 in a few places does not make an overall average no more than a few teams scoring 4 goals makes a league average. | |||
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"What i also find weird in this is how readily and gleefully some folk are to believe the "science" of catastrophe. Based on what? Less than 100 years of recorded observations? Which represents a ridiculously tiny spec of the duration of the life of our planet. Its like observing clinical data from a human for less than a 1000th of a second and predicting what is going to happen in our lives. And more still. Even assuming that the science all agree and is accurate and predictions are always true... The belief that we can remove or even do less of industry, fossil fuel, the "stuff" economy is deluded. Progress.... Electric cars is a great example of emperors new clothes. " Shouldn't we move away from petrol cos oil has a finite capacity? | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Eyes wide shut. A heatwave used to be a rare occurrence when I was young. It was an anomaly that didn't occur every year. Now we have multiple heatwaves every year and last year wild fires. Winters are colder. Seasons are wetter, however the numerous floods may be more down to building on flood plains." We have wildfires here in the Peak District every year,camp fires and bbq's not global warming. | |||
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"I'm affraid to say, there isn't much we can do about. Me recycling a bottle or two and turning to an electric car won't help a bit. When other countries and large business won't adapt then just accept it and deal with it, as humans always do. The only way for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing Ultimately we need to revolutionise systems of power and the ways we live, but that doesn't mean we shrug and consign our descendants to famine, disease, upheaval, etc. Its not aboit good or evil though is it.? Thats just more melodrama. Its about either believing that we can influence climate change because..well no evidence. Or not believing the quite dreadful agenda led media and so called science. Its changed. Its always changing. Nothing to do with good or evil. " I do happen to think that giving up and doing nothing because the problem is beyond you is an embodiment of that quote. I also think that it's always telling what people believe and don't believe when they talk about "so-called science". Do you know what makes it more likely your house will stay standing? So called science. How does the internet work? So called science. Cars and planes? So called science. But it's only things that might actually involve doing some work that people bother to question. I know when I go howibobs that the physics of flying works because... magic. The internet works because the customer is always right. Having to consider that my consumption habits might contribute to mass death and possibly even extinction? Fake news, or shit my kids have to deal with. | |||
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"46°C is now profile pic, taken in Granada, Spain on Sunday 9 July at 17:34 Spanish time It was/is that hot. Was it 46 in France the country I referred to? To be fair, you didn't specify which countries the "not 45" temperatures had been "exaggerated" in. Clearly not parts of Spain. You said 42 in France was inaccurate (though based on what I don't know). Based on the BBC reporting 39 in Caan when it was 32,and the BBC talking about 42 average across France Oh, I understood you disputed the BBC's reporting. I wasn't sure how you knew their reporting was inaccurate, but will take your word for it. A quick Google will tell you the temperature was well over 40 in a number of places in France earlier this week, but I don't follow French weather reports that closely to be fair. I knew it was in accurate because a quick check showed it was not 39 in Caan.Over 40 in a few places does not make an overall average no more than a few teams scoring 4 goals makes a league average." I didn't say it did. I've no idea what the average temperature in France was or what the temperature in Cannes was. Sounds like clumsy wording by the BBC, but I don't work for them. My point was you said 42 was inaccurate when it wasn't... | |||
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"I bet 99 % of people here still think big lizards used to run around the place called silly names like : dipploducus. ... Haven't you figured out you are being mocked every second of your life yet? Take your eyes off of screens and go outside into real-ity and look up the skies long enough and you'll see why the sun rarely comes out. " Oy don't dis the dinosaurs! | |||
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"The majority of leaders aren't particularly bothered enough to do much about it . Absolutely disgusting that we are led by such filth. Even the acceptance of shit in our rivers and the sea reveals their disinterest in our wellbeing here We will likely fail to be close to 1.5 is my guess. Whilst Northern Europe will get heatwaves that will kill tens of thousands of people, all very avoidably. " If it doesn't affect them personally why should they care? Oooh a bit like some of fab members | |||
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"It's astounding how it's actually people like you that is fucking it but you are so ignorant you can't see it. I'd try to explain it to you but you are probably already walking to the jab centre for your next booster. How so? Please explain further, we're interested to find out. " No, it's some weird rhetoric. As soon as someone disrespects another in taking the vaccine (and vice versa) you know they haven't anything real to contribute. | |||
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"The majority of leaders aren't particularly bothered enough to do much about it . Absolutely disgusting that we are led by such filth. Even the acceptance of shit in our rivers and the sea reveals their disinterest in our wellbeing here We will likely fail to be close to 1.5 is my guess. Whilst Northern Europe will get heatwaves that will kill tens of thousands of people, all very avoidably. If it doesn't affect them personally why should they care? Oooh a bit like some of fab members " I've discovered that there's a grand theory of science, up there with gravity, germs, and general relativity. The theory of peekaboo. "Mummy covered my eyes, Mummy no longer exists. Shit" I first recognised it in 2020. "Look out your window, do you see corpses piled up everywhere? No? Covid isn't real, get on with your lives" Although I suppose I should have seen it in climate much sooner. "It snowed today, global warming is fake news, get on with your life" (Funnily enough this cognitive deficit doesn't apply with say, mass vaccine drop deadening or whatever the fuck other conspiracy someone masturbated up on 4chan) I believe that most humans develop the cognitive ability to understand things continue to exist outside their immediate field of vision as young toddlers. We should investigate the cause of this deficit in adults. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started " Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls." If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out." A spare planet! You are funny, Swing. We can't even put a man on the moon! (I know the MSM will have you believe we've already done that, but don't fall for it...) | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out." Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. A spare planet! You are funny, Swing. We can't even put a man on the moon! (I know the MSM will have you believe we've already done that, but don't fall for it...)" A girl can dream | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. " Humans are trash, aren't we? | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Humans are trash, aren't we?" We do seem to be the only species that fails to live in harmony with our environment. It’s why I think we don’t belong here and are actually some bastard/hybrid experiment that went wrong… | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Humans are trash, aren't we? We do seem to be the only species that fails to live in harmony with our environment. It’s why I think we don’t belong here and are actually some bastard/hybrid experiment that went wrong…" I tend to think power corrupts and absolute power is very nice too - that any species that has become as adaptable as we are would become parasitic on its environment. We'll probably see ourselves out within a generation or so, and the planet will be better off without us. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. " Space ? Our planet is not even a grain of sand in space. There is an awful lot of space. In fact 4 billions years worth of it is as far as we have look back so far. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Space ? Our planet is not even a grain of sand in space. There is an awful lot of space. In fact 4 billions years worth of it is as far as we have look back so far." We're littering like hyped up teenagers in the bits we can reach, though. (I live near a school, can you tell? ) | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out." As long as mitigation has not got harmful consequences, how can anyone be opposed? There will be plenty of fat cats getting fatter on it but that's about funding projects before they start becoming a trend. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck." You paint quite the picture. Best get the cardboard in the correct bin this week. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. As long as mitigation has not got harmful consequences, how can anyone be opposed? There will be plenty of fat cats getting fatter on it but that's about funding projects before they start becoming a trend. " Plenty of people are against it, unfortunately. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Humans are trash, aren't we? We do seem to be the only species that fails to live in harmony with our environment. It’s why I think we don’t belong here and are actually some bastard/hybrid experiment that went wrong…" Us rhesus negative blood types (aliens)fucked the rhesus positive types (monkeys on this planet), interbred. It's just we couldn't integrate the rhesus factor. | |||
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"46°C is now profile pic, taken in Granada, Spain on Sunday 9 July at 17:34 Spanish time It was/is that hot. Was it 46 in France the country I referred to? France is not exactly Southern Europe, is it? Northern Spain is not experiencing the same level of heatwave. I didn't say it was although last time I checked there is a south of France,which is generally referred to as Southern Europe" But the south of France is not as far south as the south of Spain. The current heatwave is not impacting France, it is impacting further south - Southern Spain, Italy, Greece, Croatia, North Africa etc. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Humans are trash, aren't we? We do seem to be the only species that fails to live in harmony with our environment. It’s why I think we don’t belong here and are actually some bastard/hybrid experiment that went wrong… Us rhesus negative blood types (aliens)fucked the rhesus positive types (monkeys on this planet), interbred. It's just we couldn't integrate the rhesus factor. " I'm Rh negative | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Humans are trash, aren't we? We do seem to be the only species that fails to live in harmony with our environment. It’s why I think we don’t belong here and are actually some bastard/hybrid experiment that went wrong… Us rhesus negative blood types (aliens)fucked the rhesus positive types (monkeys on this planet), interbred. It's just we couldn't integrate the rhesus factor. I'm Rh negative " I did state us | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. I disagree. We aren’t going to agree. I refuse to choose fear. Who says I'm fearful? Simply sharing MY lived experience, which seems to correlate with the lived experience of all the Spaniards I spoke to last week. I'm not sure how you can disagree that 20 years ago, it simply didn't get to 46°C for prolonged periods (or at all), whereas this is now common, in that part of the world. This is evidenced by actual measurements. For one example, the peak temperature in Granada this week, compared to the same week in 2010 is about +7°C different." I’m while I was in Spain in 1994, temperatures exceeded 45 degrees. They have done many times in the years that I have been spending time there, on all seasons, not just holidays. That is my lived experience. You won’t gaslight me into thinking that this was not the case. | |||
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"The propagandists are winning the battle here. Culling 200,000 cows in Ireland because they fart too much. A typical 8 hour flight has more emissions than a 1700 acre farm in a year. The shipping industry including your cruise liners burn pure unrefined crude oil. Not a word about it. Make up your own minds on the truth. " Cheap steaks in Ireland? | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. I disagree. We aren’t going to agree. I refuse to choose fear. Who says I'm fearful? Simply sharing MY lived experience, which seems to correlate with the lived experience of all the Spaniards I spoke to last week. I'm not sure how you can disagree that 20 years ago, it simply didn't get to 46°C for prolonged periods (or at all), whereas this is now common, in that part of the world. This is evidenced by actual measurements. For one example, the peak temperature in Granada this week, compared to the same week in 2010 is about +7°C different. I’m while I was in Spain in 1994, temperatures exceeded 45 degrees. They have done many times in the years that I have been spending time there, on all seasons, not just holidays. That is my lived experience. You won’t gaslight me into thinking that this was not the case." I'm not using gaslight, too many carbon emissions | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Humans are trash, aren't we? We do seem to be the only species that fails to live in harmony with our environment. It’s why I think we don’t belong here and are actually some bastard/hybrid experiment that went wrong… Us rhesus negative blood types (aliens)fucked the rhesus positive types (monkeys on this planet), interbred. It's just we couldn't integrate the rhesus factor. I'm Rh negative I did state us " I’m Rh positive. Would you like to try again?.. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. I disagree. We aren’t going to agree. I refuse to choose fear. Who says I'm fearful? Simply sharing MY lived experience, which seems to correlate with the lived experience of all the Spaniards I spoke to last week. I'm not sure how you can disagree that 20 years ago, it simply didn't get to 46°C for prolonged periods (or at all), whereas this is now common, in that part of the world. This is evidenced by actual measurements. For one example, the peak temperature in Granada this week, compared to the same week in 2010 is about +7°C different. I’m while I was in Spain in 1994, temperatures exceeded 45 degrees. They have done many times in the years that I have been spending time there, on all seasons, not just holidays. That is my lived experience. You won’t gaslight me into thinking that this was not the case. I'm not using gaslight, too many carbon emissions " L E D ing doesent have the same effect.. | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. I disagree. We aren’t going to agree. I refuse to choose fear. Who says I'm fearful? Simply sharing MY lived experience, which seems to correlate with the lived experience of all the Spaniards I spoke to last week. I'm not sure how you can disagree that 20 years ago, it simply didn't get to 46°C for prolonged periods (or at all), whereas this is now common, in that part of the world. This is evidenced by actual measurements. For one example, the peak temperature in Granada this week, compared to the same week in 2010 is about +7°C different. I’m while I was in Spain in 1994, temperatures exceeded 45 degrees. They have done many times in the years that I have been spending time there, on all seasons, not just holidays. That is my lived experience. You won’t gaslight me into thinking that this was not the case. I'm not using gaslight, too many carbon emissions L E D ing doesent have the same effect.. " It's 100% solar power | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Space ? Our planet is not even a grain of sand in space. There is an awful lot of space. In fact 4 billions years worth of it is as far as we have look back so far." Approximately 13.5 billion years actually. Obviously we haven't managed to pollute all of space yet, but we've made a good start on our own backyard. There's now so many bits of old satellites and miscellaneous junk that has been chucked out of spacecraft in low earth orbits, whizzing around at thousands of miles an hour, that we've very nearly locked ourselves out of space. Riding a rocket into space is starting to get like trying to cross the M50 on a kids tricycle - even if you look both ways and check that it's momentarily clear, your chances of getting to the other side in one piece are limited. It's like flying a hot air balloon in the flight path of Heathrow. And when these bits of junk hit each other they break up into smaller bits of junk and make space even more hazardous. Little is worse in fact than big - if there were just a couple of hundred big lumps out there you could have a chance of seeing them coming and get out of the way. But when it's hundreds of millions of bits the size of gravel... You know what it's like when a bit of stone hits your windscreen when driving on the motorway? Loud bang and a crater in the glass? That's something that you hit at maybe 70 miles an hour. Climbing through near earth space you might get hit by a bit of junk moving at 1000 miles per hour... So yay humanity! Not content with stinking up our own planet, we're trashing the neighbourhood so much that we won't even be able to fuck off to anywhere else... | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived." | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Humans are trash, aren't we? We do seem to be the only species that fails to live in harmony with our environment. It’s why I think we don’t belong here and are actually some bastard/hybrid experiment that went wrong… Us rhesus negative blood types (aliens)fucked the rhesus positive types (monkeys on this planet), interbred. It's just we couldn't integrate the rhesus factor. I'm Rh negative I did state us I’m Rh positive. Would you like to try again?.. " | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. " How do you know everyone survived? | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Humans are trash, aren't we? We do seem to be the only species that fails to live in harmony with our environment. It’s why I think we don’t belong here and are actually some bastard/hybrid experiment that went wrong… Us rhesus negative blood types (aliens)fucked the rhesus positive types (monkeys on this planet), interbred. It's just we couldn't integrate the rhesus factor. I'm Rh negative I did state us I’m Rh positive. Would you like to try again?.. " I’ll bring the bananas…. | |||
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"Global warming is a natural process, the Earth has always had periods of warmer and colder weather (Ice Ages anyone?). I'm not a climate-change denier, we do have to try to cut our emissions and recycle much more, but the hysteria over climate change is ridiculous. 7000 years ago, the global average temperature was 4 degrees higher....guess what, we all survived. " 7000 years ago, there were between 5-20 million people on the entire planet. For comparison, 2 million is fewer than the total population of Greater Manchester and 20 million is around the entire population of Romania. If the global population was so small now, it'd much easier to feed and house everyone! | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. I disagree. We aren’t going to agree. I refuse to choose fear. Who says I'm fearful? Simply sharing MY lived experience, which seems to correlate with the lived experience of all the Spaniards I spoke to last week. I'm not sure how you can disagree that 20 years ago, it simply didn't get to 46°C for prolonged periods (or at all), whereas this is now common, in that part of the world. This is evidenced by actual measurements. For one example, the peak temperature in Granada this week, compared to the same week in 2010 is about +7°C different. I’m while I was in Spain in 1994, temperatures exceeded 45 degrees. They have done many times in the years that I have been spending time there, on all seasons, not just holidays. That is my lived experience. You won’t gaslight me into thinking that this was not the case. I'm not using gaslight, too many carbon emissions L E D ing doesent have the same effect.. It's 100% solar power " So, going back to what you said above, when you dismissed what I said , would you agree or disagree that Spain has been achieving temperatures in the mid 40’s sometimes more for over 120 years? | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. I disagree. We aren’t going to agree. I refuse to choose fear. Who says I'm fearful? Simply sharing MY lived experience, which seems to correlate with the lived experience of all the Spaniards I spoke to last week. I'm not sure how you can disagree that 20 years ago, it simply didn't get to 46°C for prolonged periods (or at all), whereas this is now common, in that part of the world. This is evidenced by actual measurements. For one example, the peak temperature in Granada this week, compared to the same week in 2010 is about +7°C different. I’m while I was in Spain in 1994, temperatures exceeded 45 degrees. They have done many times in the years that I have been spending time there, on all seasons, not just holidays. That is my lived experience. You won’t gaslight me into thinking that this was not the case. I'm not using gaslight, too many carbon emissions L E D ing doesent have the same effect.. It's 100% solar power So, going back to what you said above, when you dismissed what I said , would you agree or disagree that Spain has been achieving temperatures in the mid 40’s sometimes more for over 120 years? " Possibly very occasionally, yes. But not sustained for so long and so frequently. 46°C would have been the exception, not the rule. https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/mainland-spain-breaks-record-for-hottest-april-day/2883997 | |||
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"Doesn't feel like global warming today out there......yucky weather That's because the correct term is climate change. The heating of the planet is increasing the humidity of the air around the UK, which means more rain. The very hot weather in southern Europe (which I personally experienced recently) is resulting in wetter weather in northern Europe. This kind of goes a long way to show most people still don't fully understand it, and just think it's all about things getting warmer. With zero clue about actual science that makes it all work. I'm continuously surprised by the number of people (on Fab and elsewhere) who don't want to understand the science, mainly because, you know, it's a bit cold today. Yes, wet British summers are a very recent phenomenon, and sunny warm south European climates are almost unheard of until recent times of climate change. Excellent way to prove my point. I wasn't suggesting in any way that weather was new, but you know that. The Met Office have some great info on this if you're interested. So I’ve been alive for 50 years and have noticed no significant change in climate in both the uk or Southern Europe where I spend a fair bit of time. That is my lived experience. Should I start to live in fear because others think I should? Oh come on. I'm 37 and can see significant differences in the climate here in the UK and southern Europe, compared to when I was a child. I spent almost every summer in Spain and not once did temperatures go anywhere near the 46°C I experienced in Granada last week. 35°C was a very hot day during our summer holidays but it was still above 30°C at 00:30 during my recent visit. I disagree. We aren’t going to agree. I refuse to choose fear. Who says I'm fearful? Simply sharing MY lived experience, which seems to correlate with the lived experience of all the Spaniards I spoke to last week. I'm not sure how you can disagree that 20 years ago, it simply didn't get to 46°C for prolonged periods (or at all), whereas this is now common, in that part of the world. This is evidenced by actual measurements. For one example, the peak temperature in Granada this week, compared to the same week in 2010 is about +7°C different. I’m while I was in Spain in 1994, temperatures exceeded 45 degrees. They have done many times in the years that I have been spending time there, on all seasons, not just holidays. That is my lived experience. You won’t gaslight me into thinking that this was not the case. I'm not using gaslight, too many carbon emissions L E D ing doesent have the same effect.. It's 100% solar power So, going back to what you said above, when you dismissed what I said , would you agree or disagree that Spain has been achieving temperatures in the mid 40’s sometimes more for over 120 years? Possibly very occasionally, yes. But not sustained for so long and so frequently. 46°C would have been the exception, not the rule. https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/mainland-spain-breaks-record-for-hottest-april-day/2883997" I was in Spain on that day, it was lovely. Wasn’t quite as hot as July 1946 though. I wasn’t there then. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Space ? Our planet is not even a grain of sand in space. There is an awful lot of space. In fact 4 billions years worth of it is as far as we have look back so far. Approximately 13.5 billion years actually. Obviously we haven't managed to pollute all of space yet, but we've made a good start on our own backyard. There's now so many bits of old satellites and miscellaneous junk that has been chucked out of spacecraft in low earth orbits, whizzing around at thousands of miles an hour, that we've very nearly locked ourselves out of space. Riding a rocket into space is starting to get like trying to cross the M50 on a kids tricycle - even if you look both ways and check that it's momentarily clear, your chances of getting to the other side in one piece are limited. It's like flying a hot air balloon in the flight path of Heathrow. And when these bits of junk hit each other they break up into smaller bits of junk and make space even more hazardous. Little is worse in fact than big - if there were just a couple of hundred big lumps out there you could have a chance of seeing them coming and get out of the way. But when it's hundreds of millions of bits the size of gravel... You know what it's like when a bit of stone hits your windscreen when driving on the motorway? Loud bang and a crater in the glass? That's something that you hit at maybe 70 miles an hour. Climbing through near earth space you might get hit by a bit of junk moving at 1000 miles per hour... So yay humanity! Not content with stinking up our own planet, we're trashing the neighbourhood so much that we won't even be able to fuck off to anywhere else..." You mean around our grain of sand. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Space ? Our planet is not even a grain of sand in space. There is an awful lot of space. In fact 4 billions years worth of it is as far as we have look back so far. Approximately 13.5 billion years actually. Obviously we haven't managed to pollute all of space yet, but we've made a good start on our own backyard. There's now so many bits of old satellites and miscellaneous junk that has been chucked out of spacecraft in low earth orbits, whizzing around at thousands of miles an hour, that we've very nearly locked ourselves out of space. Riding a rocket into space is starting to get like trying to cross the M50 on a kids tricycle - even if you look both ways and check that it's momentarily clear, your chances of getting to the other side in one piece are limited. It's like flying a hot air balloon in the flight path of Heathrow. And when these bits of junk hit each other they break up into smaller bits of junk and make space even more hazardous. Little is worse in fact than big - if there were just a couple of hundred big lumps out there you could have a chance of seeing them coming and get out of the way. But when it's hundreds of millions of bits the size of gravel... You know what it's like when a bit of stone hits your windscreen when driving on the motorway? Loud bang and a crater in the glass? That's something that you hit at maybe 70 miles an hour. Climbing through near earth space you might get hit by a bit of junk moving at 1000 miles per hour... So yay humanity! Not content with stinking up our own planet, we're trashing the neighbourhood so much that we won't even be able to fuck off to anywhere else... You mean around our grain of sand." We are planning to fuck up a fair bit of space between here and Mars. Anyway, just because it’s a minuscule bit of our galaxy, doesn’t mean it doesn’t matter… | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Space ? Our planet is not even a grain of sand in space. There is an awful lot of space. In fact 4 billions years worth of it is as far as we have look back so far. Approximately 13.5 billion years actually. Obviously we haven't managed to pollute all of space yet, but we've made a good start on our own backyard. There's now so many bits of old satellites and miscellaneous junk that has been chucked out of spacecraft in low earth orbits, whizzing around at thousands of miles an hour, that we've very nearly locked ourselves out of space. Riding a rocket into space is starting to get like trying to cross the M50 on a kids tricycle - even if you look both ways and check that it's momentarily clear, your chances of getting to the other side in one piece are limited. It's like flying a hot air balloon in the flight path of Heathrow. And when these bits of junk hit each other they break up into smaller bits of junk and make space even more hazardous. Little is worse in fact than big - if there were just a couple of hundred big lumps out there you could have a chance of seeing them coming and get out of the way. But when it's hundreds of millions of bits the size of gravel... You know what it's like when a bit of stone hits your windscreen when driving on the motorway? Loud bang and a crater in the glass? That's something that you hit at maybe 70 miles an hour. Climbing through near earth space you might get hit by a bit of junk moving at 1000 miles per hour... So yay humanity! Not content with stinking up our own planet, we're trashing the neighbourhood so much that we won't even be able to fuck off to anywhere else... You mean around our grain of sand. We are planning to fuck up a fair bit of space between here and Mars. Anyway, just because it’s a minuscule bit of our galaxy, doesn’t mean it doesn’t matter…" There's a giant vacumn in space. Can someone press the button to 'suck'. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Space ? Our planet is not even a grain of sand in space. There is an awful lot of space. In fact 4 billions years worth of it is as far as we have look back so far. Approximately 13.5 billion years actually. Obviously we haven't managed to pollute all of space yet, but we've made a good start on our own backyard. There's now so many bits of old satellites and miscellaneous junk that has been chucked out of spacecraft in low earth orbits, whizzing around at thousands of miles an hour, that we've very nearly locked ourselves out of space. Riding a rocket into space is starting to get like trying to cross the M50 on a kids tricycle - even if you look both ways and check that it's momentarily clear, your chances of getting to the other side in one piece are limited. It's like flying a hot air balloon in the flight path of Heathrow. And when these bits of junk hit each other they break up into smaller bits of junk and make space even more hazardous. Little is worse in fact than big - if there were just a couple of hundred big lumps out there you could have a chance of seeing them coming and get out of the way. But when it's hundreds of millions of bits the size of gravel... You know what it's like when a bit of stone hits your windscreen when driving on the motorway? Loud bang and a crater in the glass? That's something that you hit at maybe 70 miles an hour. Climbing through near earth space you might get hit by a bit of junk moving at 1000 miles per hour... So yay humanity! Not content with stinking up our own planet, we're trashing the neighbourhood so much that we won't even be able to fuck off to anywhere else... You mean around our grain of sand. We are planning to fuck up a fair bit of space between here and Mars. Anyway, just because it’s a minuscule bit of our galaxy, doesn’t mean it doesn’t matter… There's a giant vacumn in space. Can someone press the button to 'suck'. " As long as the space maids take all the oil companies etc with them. | |||
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"I think I've said this before, but if you just assume "Polly is right, she knows what she's talking about", then we'd all save a lot of time. So... We're all fucked. Fucked is what we are. Fucketty fuck fucked. The human race will survive. But most of the individuals won't. There's too many routes to fucksville now, we're all going there. If we block one road, then the human bus will just go another way to get to Fuck City. - Climate change: fucked. - Diseases that appear faster than we can find cures: fucked. - Over population: fucked. - Putin pushing the nuclear button when he's on the way out: fucked. - Some other idjit pushing the nuclear button: fucked. - Melting ice caps: fucked. - Trumpian politics ending civilisation: fucked. - Aids-like destruction of immune systems from covid, killing 97.2% of the population: fucked. - Misogyny, racism, transphobia, ableism leading to everyone fighting everyone else: fucked. - Locust swarms and plant diseases causing total failure of crops: fucked. - Raging mass stupidity so that 99% don't even believe that they're fucked: fucked. - A hundred other things that even Polly can't think of right this minute: fucked. So there you are. The world is fucked. The people have fucked it. They're still re-fucking it even though it's already fucked. It's cluster fucked. Fuck. Awww Polly. You are so correct. Fortunately it’s only the majority of humans that refuse to work on their inner selves that are truly fucked. Mother Earth will shrug humans off like the nasty little virus we are!! In fact she’s already started Shame mother nature cannot differentiate the parasites from other souls. If there were a spare planet I'd propose that anyone who tries to mitigate environmental damage should move to it and leave everyone else to fuck around and find out. Don’t forget we’ve already started fucking space too…. Space ? Our planet is not even a grain of sand in space. There is an awful lot of space. In fact 4 billions years worth of it is as far as we have look back so far. Approximately 13.5 billion years actually. Obviously we haven't managed to pollute all of space yet, but we've made a good start on our own backyard. There's now so many bits of old satellites and miscellaneous junk that has been chucked out of spacecraft in low earth orbits, whizzing around at thousands of miles an hour, that we've very nearly locked ourselves out of space. Riding a rocket into space is starting to get like trying to cross the M50 on a kids tricycle - even if you look both ways and check that it's momentarily clear, your chances of getting to the other side in one piece are limited. It's like flying a hot air balloon in the flight path of Heathrow. And when these bits of junk hit each other they break up into smaller bits of junk and make space even more hazardous. Little is worse in fact than big - if there were just a couple of hundred big lumps out there you could have a chance of seeing them coming and get out of the way. But when it's hundreds of millions of bits the size of gravel... You know what it's like when a bit of stone hits your windscreen when driving on the motorway? Loud bang and a crater in the glass? That's something that you hit at maybe 70 miles an hour. Climbing through near earth space you might get hit by a bit of junk moving at 1000 miles per hour... So yay humanity! Not content with stinking up our own planet, we're trashing the neighbourhood so much that we won't even be able to fuck off to anywhere else... You mean around our grain of sand. We are planning to fuck up a fair bit of space between here and Mars. Anyway, just because it’s a minuscule bit of our galaxy, doesn’t mean it doesn’t matter…" The earth will recover once we are extinct. | |||
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