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All the nastiness I put out? Hardly old cock, I try and employ a strict measure for measure regime. If you cop it from me there there is a fair chance you have dished it out. Remember it is a real trait of bullies that they complain of the very treatment they employ themselves.
As to “merely uses them to empty his spleen on a long suffering world” well that is projection if I have ever seen it.
Back to the topic, how can one of your local weather stations experience in the previous two years six of the highest temperatures recorded for a particular month since records began at that station and you not blink an eye?. That is January, March, June, July, September and November all clocking up record maximums against 60 years of data in the last three years.
I'm not sure if head in the sand quite cuts it. Perhaps frog in a boiling pot is closer.
Dear ALTRAV,
I agree, discussions about the redheaded bimbo are fun but to those who worship him any criticisms have them disrupting topics like this to defend him.
As to your view from space of CO2 emissions this video from NASA is an excellent perspective.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1SgmFa0r04
It is pretty easy to see why Arctic ice is the most impacted.