Chrisfrain2007
Active Member
by definition , we are still in a ice age! i agree that climate shift i a natural occurence, i think a polite " go **** ya self" would of been suffice, but that mite be coz i cant conjure up intelligent answers quickly 
by definition , we are still in a ice age! i agree that climate shift i a natural occurence, i think a polite " go **** ya self" would of been suffice, but that mite be coz i cant conjure up intelligent answers quickly
Yes i agree, scientsts say the last ice age is still with us, the ice is still melting, it will end in around 800 years. The climate change pricks know all this, but still come out with their bilge to get large research grants. If NATO and the IPCC gave me £100,000.00 a year i will tell them anything they want to hear. Matter of fact i'd do it for £10,000.00
Datatek
Well-Known Member
I reckon that a global rise in temperatures would be a darned sight more survivable than a drop in temperatures. I'm old enough to remember a time when the "experts" were predicting another ice age.
Someone should sort out volcano's they put out more polution than the worlds cars I believe.
Someone should sort out volcano's they put out more polution than the worlds cars I believe.
but they usually cause global cooling
Pete The Biker
Active Member
i would have just too a great big **** on her bonnet and told her to go recycle that ****in big log!!!
the planet has been existing for billions of years, there have been many different species upon it. the dinosaurs made a **** of the job and so will we but the planet will survive!!
ultimately it will be consumed by the universe and recycled now you are doing your part to recycle!!
the planet has been existing for billions of years, there have been many different species upon it. the dinosaurs made a **** of the job and so will we but the planet will survive!!
ultimately it will be consumed by the universe and recycled now you are doing your part to recycle!!
Think it was more likely the meteor that caused the Gulf of Mexico that saw the dinos off. They must have had some wicked motors them dinos. When they lived here the CO2 was much, much higher than it is now. Still not anywhere near 1% but a lot higher than now.
