Khalid Sheikh Mohammed

Pinworm

Pinworm

Well-Known Member
Red1966 said:
Yeah, YOU are going to live forever...lol
Click to expand...
That's funny, red. You are funny. Now we need to work on your.....well, you know what...you are just a complete and total mess. I just don't have the energy to dissect all the things that are wrong with you right now. There's so much. God damn, as I am typing this I am thinking, how the fuck does this miserable failure of a person keep getting up every morning and live like he does. If I were you, I would have eaten a bullet years ago. But, then again, that's just me...
 
Red1966

Red1966

Well-Known Member
Pinworm said:
That's funny, red. You are funny. Now we need to work on your.....well, you know what...you are just a complete and total mess. I just don't have the energy to dissect all the things that are wrong with you right now. There's so much. God damn, as I am typing this I am thinking, how the fuck does this miserable failure of a person keep getting up every morning and live like he does. If I were you, I would have eaten a bullet years ago. But, then again, that's just me...
Click to expand...
You have my permission to eat that bullet.
 
Padawanbater2

Padawanbater2

Well-Known Member
NewtoMJ said:
Seriously, what's it like over there right now? Are people panicking?
Click to expand...
Not at all, man

There's a lake near my house that's about 30' down, when you drive by it you can see the previous vegetation line, but I just went up to Bakersfield last week and on the way there is Pyramid Lake and Quail Lake, both of them were about average, maybe 10' down, it actually kind of surprised me. The drought is very real, it's mostly affecting the commercial farmers, they're working with substantially less water these last few years and it's leading to a pretty big decrease in their sales, CA being what, the 8th largest economy, all by herself, in the entire world.. kinda makes a difference to domestic GDP growth.. That's part of the reason these climate change deniers annoy me so much, they see it as simply some shallow environmental hippy sort of shit, "tree huggers" kind of situation while claiming they care about the economic aspect of it with arguments condemning solar or other renewables as economically inefficient while simultaneously supporting environmental positions that reduce agricultural growth in one of the most important economies in the entire fucking country.. All they see is lefty liberals in total opposition.. Insanity..
 
NewtoMJ

NewtoMJ

Well-Known Member
Padawanbater2 said:
Not at all, man

There's a lake near my house that's about 30' down, when you drive by it you can see the previous vegetation line, but I just went up to Bakersfield last week and on the way there is Pyramid Lake and Quail Lake, both of them were about average, maybe 10' down, it actually kind of surprised me. The drought is very real, it's mostly affecting the commercial farmers, they're working with substantially less water these last few years and it's leading to a pretty big decrease in their sales, CA being what, the 8th largest economy, all by herself, in the entire world.. kinda makes a difference to domestic GDP growth.. That's part of the reason these climate change deniers annoy me so much, they see it as simply some shallow environmental hippy sort of shit, "tree huggers" kind of situation while claiming they care about the economic aspect of it with arguments condemning solar or other renewables as economically inefficient while simultaneously supporting environmental positions that reduce agricultural growth in one of the most important economies in the entire fucking country.. All they see is lefty liberals in total opposition.. Insanity..
Click to expand...
I would cry if I saw a lake 10' below a veg line. Also, I am not a climate change denier, but I don't think we know enough about what's going on.
 
Harrekin

Harrekin

Well-Known Member
Padawanbater2 said:
Why don't you think we know enough about what's going on with the climate?
Click to expand...
What happens if you think climate change is an exaggerated natural cycle but support efforts to change to sustainable, clean energy regardless?

Are you still considered an Apostate?
 
Padawanbater2

Padawanbater2

Well-Known Member
Harrekin said:
What happens if you think climate change is an exaggerated natural cycle but support efforts to change to sustainable, clean energy regardless?

Are you still considered an Apostate?
Click to expand...
Apostate: A person who renounces a religious or political belief or principle

Renounce: to give up or put aside voluntarily

Honestly, man, I've given this some thought, and I honestly don't know if someone who thinks climate change is exaggerated but they support efforts to make life sustainable is considered an "Apostate"
 
Harrekin

Harrekin

Well-Known Member
Padawanbater2 said:
Apostate: A person who renounces a religious or political belief or principle

Renounce: to give up or put aside voluntarily

Honestly, man, I've given this some thought, and I honestly don't know if someone who thinks climate change is exaggerated but they support efforts to make life sustainable is considered an "Apostate"
Click to expand...
Apologies, I have some super nice weed and misused Apostate for Pariah.

Again, with climate change we mostly agree, I just dont think you need to screw the minimum wage dudes earning $360 a week and having to pay $100 on fuel to get there.

Maybe if the Govt cut the bullshit boondoggles and used that money investing in education and the National Labs, we could get some real research done.

Will be interesting to see the ITER Report in Nov, see how we're getting along there.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top