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So the science isn't settled?

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  • HHusky
    HHusky Member Posts: 24,426

    So he evolved?

    Yes. The same “evolution” that has had cranky old men pining for the good old days over all of human history.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,760 Founders Club
    HHusky said:

    So he evolved?

    Yes. The same “evolution” that has had cranky old men pining for the good old days over all of human history.
    Like from being against gay marriage to being for it?
  • HHusky
    HHusky Member Posts: 24,426

    HHusky said:

    So he evolved?

    Yes. The same “evolution” that has had cranky old men pining for the good old days over all of human history.
    Like from being against gay marriage to being for it?
    Apparently.
  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 38,671 Standard Supporter

    HHusky said:

    So he evolved?

    Yes. The same “evolution” that has had cranky old men pining for the good old days over all of human history.
    Like from being against gay marriage to being for it?

    Can HH keep his gay marriage if he wants to?
  • HoustonHusky
    HoustonHusky Member Posts: 6,015
    edited December 2019
    I like to think the partial pressure of CO2 going from 0.000375 atm to 0.000425 atm (out of a total pressure of 1 atmosphere at sea level) will dramatically change the temperatures on earth and destroy life on this planet, especially since water (a much stronger greenhouse gas) is on average at least an order of magnitude larger in composition of the atmosphere.

    Makes sense...
  • RoadTrip
    RoadTrip Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 8,287 Founders Club
    While I don't think you can ever get enough HH, I might have a problem when I thought the letter started off with Dear Cunt,
  • Southerndawg
    Southerndawg Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 8,357 Founders Club

    I like to think the partial pressure of CO2 going from 0.000375 atm to 0.000425 atm (out of a total pressure of 1 atmosphere at sea level) will dramatically change the temperatures on earth and destroy life on this planet, especially since water (a much stronger greenhouse gas) is on average at least an order of magnitude larger in composition of the atmosphere.

    Makes sense...

    Finally, someone really gets it. Cheers!
  • TurdBomber
    TurdBomber Member Posts: 20,052 Standard Supporter

    I like to think the partial pressure of CO2 going from 0.000375 atm to 0.000425 atm (out of a total pressure of 1 atmosphere at sea level) will dramatically change the temperatures on earth and destroy life on this planet, especially since water (a much stronger greenhouse gas) is on average at least an order of magnitude larger in composition of the atmosphere.

    Makes sense...

    What about all the farting Vegans do? Why don't their contributions count?
  • Southerndawg
    Southerndawg Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 8,357 Founders Club

    I like to think the partial pressure of CO2 going from 0.000375 atm to 0.000425 atm (out of a total pressure of 1 atmosphere at sea level) will dramatically change the temperatures on earth and destroy life on this planet, especially since water (a much stronger greenhouse gas) is on average at least an order of magnitude larger in composition of the atmosphere.

    Makes sense...

    What about all the farting Vegans do? Why don't their contributions count?
    Different trace gas. South Park Randy likes the Brazilian variety. No more blue balls.

  • HHusky
    HHusky Member Posts: 24,426

    I like to think the partial pressure of CO2 going from 0.000375 atm to 0.000425 atm (out of a total pressure of 1 atmosphere at sea level) will dramatically change the temperatures on earth and destroy life on this planet, especially since water (a much stronger greenhouse gas) is on average at least an order of magnitude larger in composition of the atmosphere.

    Makes sense...

    The amount of water vapor in the atmosphere differs wildly by region.