Re: Gore effect causes 18'' snow fall, global cooling at it's finest
Curly Surmudgeon
wrote:
> <http://www.nydailynews.com/
news/2009/12/20/2009-12-20_if_gore_traveled_the_world_everything_would_be_cool.html>
> ...
> Al Gore has since become the clarion-in-chief about the dangers of
> global warning. His detractors delight in noting coincidences between
> events relating to his favorite subject and severe winter weather.
>
> These coincidences have been termed the Gore effect and they date back
> nearly six years, to a speech on global warming at the Beacon Theater in
> Manhattan that was accompanied by arctic, near-record cold.
>
> In 2006, Gore spoke about global warming in Australia two weeks before
> the start of summer and it snowed.
>
> Gore spoke at Harvard in October of 2008 and the temperature neared a
> record low set more than a century before.
>
> And so it went, right up to January of this year, when an ice storm
> accompanied his testimony about global warming before a Senate
> committee.
>
> The weather resulted in a snow day at the school where the Obama girls
> were newly enrolled, causing the President to suggest the nation's
> capital had punked.
>
> "We're going to have to try to apply some flinty Chicago toughness to
> this town," the President said.
>
> The Gore effect seemed to strike wimpy Washington again in March, when a
> snowstorm caused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to cancel an appearance at a
> global warming rally on the Capitol grounds.
>
> And last week, the Gore effect seemed to follow Obama as well as Pelosi
> and a big congressional delegation to the global warming summit in
> Copenhagen.
>
> They arrived to 4 inches of freshly fallen snow. The forecasters were
> promising the first white Christmas there in 14 years.
>
> As our representatives worked out a toothless agreement they termed "an
> unprecedented breakthrough," meteorologists were forecasting a big
> snowstorm back home.
Do you not realize that Global Warming, putting energy into a system,
causes greater extremes, both hot and cold? Global Warming is not a
localized even, it is, well, global. That means that the mean
temperature can, and is, increase while localized hotter or colder events
occur.
More extreme cold is another side-effect of Global Warming, not disproof.
--
Regards, Curly
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Dan
Not in those words, of course, but their claims for the 2nd Law prevent
refrigerators from existing!
Dan
Strabo
That's as meaningless as citing the Earth's temperature. It seems that
"localized" is every spot on the globe.
You just need to tweak your rationalization a bit.
>
> More extreme cold is another side-effect of Global Warming, not disproof.
>
Or maybe your God is sending you a message.
Curly Surmudgeon
If you failed to grok the concept then it's your comprehension at fault.
>> More extreme cold is another side-effect of Global Warming, not
>> disproof.
>>
>>
> Or maybe your God is sending you a message.
Monica Bellucci? Shit! Hey, there's not callback # on my cellphone...
HH&C
> > wrote:
>
> >> <http://www.nydailynews.com/
> > news/2009/12/20/2009-12-20_if_gore_traveled_the_world_everything_would_be_cool.html>
Micro-climates and nano-climates?
Koppen and Thornthwaite have divided the globe in to climate zones.
Does he know which climate zone he lives in?
> You just need to tweak your rationalization a bit.
Heh.
> > More extreme cold is another side-effect of Global Warming, not disproof.
Just as 12 MPG is a side effect of 38 MPG???
> Or maybe your God is sending you a message.
He denies it.
Lib Loo
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>
> Monica Bellucci? Shit! Hey, there's not callback # on my cellphone...
>
> --
> Regards, Curly
Here you go, she's waiting for your callback!
877-794-STUD
www.gayphonesexnow.com
Strabo
>
And Curly burns.
Pathogens can be quite sensitive to heat. Just a few degrees over
98 for a prolonged period can do it. Fever, sweat lodges and saunas
come to mind.
Curly Surmudgeon
> Winston_Smith wrote:
>> Strabo <str...@flashlight.net> wrote:
>>
>>> Or maybe your God is sending you a message.
>>
>> A diseased body runs a fever to burn of the virus that is killing it.
> >
> >
> And Curly burns.
Funny, I'm wearing a sweater right now. Or do you mean a "burning
bush"? I've had a burning bush but she wasn't worth the neurosis that
accompanied. Or do you mean the biblical "burning bush"? If so then
you're wrong again. I don't talk to or commune with vegetation.
If this is about your god then tell him that I fart in his general
direction.
> Pathogens can be quite sensitive to heat. Just a few degrees over 98 for
> a prolonged period can do it. Fever, sweat lodges and saunas come to
> mind.
True, just be prepared to take action >102 degrees.
Strabo
> On Thu, 24 Dec 2009 19:46:25 -0500, Strabo <str...@flashlight.net> wrote:
>
>> Winston_Smith wrote:
>>> Strabo <str...@flashlight.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Or maybe your God is sending you a message.
>>> A diseased body runs a fever to burn of the virus that is killing it.
>> >
>> >
>> And Curly burns.
>
> Funny, I'm wearing a sweater right now. Or do you mean a "burning
> bush"? I've had a burning bush but she wasn't worth the neurosis that
> accompanied. Or do you mean the biblical "burning bush"? If so then
> you're wrong again. I don't talk to or commune with vegetation.
>
> If this is about your god then tell him that I fart in his general
> direction.
>
I suspect that anything beyond our kin is not at all concerned
with your vapors.
>
>> Pathogens can be quite sensitive to heat. Just a few degrees over 98 for
>> a prolonged period can do it. Fever, sweat lodges and saunas come to
>> mind.
>
> True, just be prepared to take action >102 degrees.
>
Can be a precarious balance but the body generally 'knows' best.
Lib Loo
"Curly Surmudgeon" <CurlySu...@live.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 24 Dec 2009 19:46:25 -0500, Strabo <str...@flashlight.net> wrote:
>
>> Winston_Smith wrote:
>>> Strabo <str...@flashlight.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Or maybe your God is sending you a message.
>>>
>>> A diseased body runs a fever to burn of the virus that is killing it.
>> >
>> >
>> And Curly burns.
>
> Funny, I'm wearing a sweater right now. Or do you mean a "burning
> bush"? I've had a burning bush butt
Please, no more stories about your hemorrhoids
Strabo
That's as meaningless as citing the Earth's temperature. It seems that
"localized" is every spot on the globe.
You just need to tweak your rationalization a bit.
>
> More extreme cold is another side-effect of Global Warming, not disproof.
>
Or maybe your God is sending you a message.
Lib Loo
"Strabo" <str...@flashlight.net> wrote in message
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Curly's an idiot. He forgot that the hole in the ozone layer acts as a
convenient vent for the extra hot air energy his big mouth introduces into
the system. We are quite safe from the blowhards.
Curly Surmudgeon
Channeling "Patriot Games" doesn't make your case.
HH&C
>
> If this is about your god then tell him that I fart in his general
> direction.
>
> Regards, Curly
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> Vote Republican, Suffering Builds Character
How nice.
Alberto, I find it interesting that you call a country full of
Catholics your home. Hope word doesn't get out that you hate them and
that you are there only for their free medical care.
Strabo
Just saw this. Did I channel the film or the poster?
Curly Surmudgeon
The wanker.