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Check out the first mention of Global Warming, here.

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Bossy now returns you to your regularly scheduled global meltdown, already in progress.

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  1. We went to see “The Day the Earth Stood Still” last night. It’s original message – stop nukes – changed to Stop messing with the earth!!!

    Plus, Keanu, y’know, is still pretty darned cute.

    I think Bossy would be a great geophysicist.

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  4. I’m having a global meltdown over here because there is no global warming in Seattle and school is closed again today and I need a damn break. How’s that for changing the subject to myself and venting incessantly in your comments section?

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  13. @Debby (and others) for a good introduction to the science and politics of global climate change (“global warming” is a bit of a misnomer), check out “The Weather Makers” by Tim Flannery.

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  19. When the Y2K conspiracy didn’t pan out, and i was stuck with a case of canned yams, bottled water and a $200 gas mask, I lost all interest in political theories.

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  23. People weren’t buying that whole “global warming” thing so now we’re supposed to worry about “climate change.” Does anyone else wish those clowns would remove politics from science?

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  28. But… but…

    But if I leave my full glass of ice water out and the ice melts, it doesn’t overflow my glass. Because it’s still the same volume and stuff, right? So how can the sea level rise? I guess if the ice isn’t actually IN the water when it melts, that would count. The earth is actually colder than it was 10 years ago, though.

    Where is Vinnie Barbarino when I need him? I’m so confused!

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  29. I agree that global warming is cyclical, look at the history of the world. There will be people who think Al Gore has “special knowledge”, I don’t. We need to do everything we can to take care of this world we live in but I think eventually the fact that it is global warming is cyclical and has been since the beginning of time, we can try to live our lives responsibly on this earth and not pull a chicken little. Sorry we don’t agree.

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  31. Scott Luthcke is an idiot.

    Try a little experiment – just to say you did it.

    Fill a glass or a small pan half way with water and throw in some ice. Mark the water level. Wait until the ice melts.

    Notice any change?

    It’s called displacement. Some guy named Archimedes discovered it and oddly enough, it’s called the Archimedes Principle.

    Scare tactics like this, and the folks who seem to forget their grade school science are what’s contributing to “global warming”.

    Sorry – it’s the truth. The seas won’t rise, the world won’t end.

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  32. I thought the little thing was Bush, not Gore.

    Also, I’m surprised Bossy isn’t engaged to Gore, but then again she did call him little…..

    I live on the Chesapeake Bay, and I can attest to a very marked change in sea level and ice formation, where ice formation = 30 years ago our creeks and rivers froze over solid enough to walk across them; now they don’t.

    As vuboq says, global warming is somewhat of a misnomer. The fact is, stuff is changing, and naturally climate will change with or without Man, BUT! there’s a darn good chance that Man is contributing to the *incredible acceleration* of this climate change.

    The End.

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  33. This isn’t a debate anymore people.
    This is now measured fact. It’s global CLIMATE change.
    Period. Pretty soon we’ll all have lots of desert sand to bury our heads in.

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  35. If there is global warming,why is so fricking cold outside and why is my driveway a solid sheet of ice and nothing will melt it because ……….it’s too cold!

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  39. I’m not sure I want to jump into this particular pond, but I seem to be compelled. For the folks who don’t understand why melting the ice can raise sea levels? Because the ice isn’t all floating in the ocean; much of it is sitting on landmasses. Glaciers in the alps, for instance, are vanishing, and when the water gets to the bottom of the hill, it eventually ends up … in the ocean. Same thing for the glaciers covering places like Greenland and Iceland (though the distance downhill isn’t as far in those cases).

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  41. 1957!!!!! Good God! Pardon me, but that just sucks. I was complaining about what we were doing to our environment when I was 6 and everyone just patted me on the head and laughed. Why doesn’t anyone ever listen to kids? They know things. Plus, like, it’s really their world anyway, isn’t it? They should have some say about what they’re being left with. To people who say climate change is bunk, I say go take a look at the smog over NYC, Atlanta, or LA in the summer and tell me about how healthy it is. It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that there’s something wrong with brown air! Love jan8mr.lootiato’s comment about the sand. It captures the prevailing mood perfectly: “That cancer stuff about smoking is all just a bunch of scare tactics. My grandmother smoked until she died at 92. There’s nothing wrong having a few cigarettes….”

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