Well what do you know.... apparently it's raining more
03 January 2013, 11:59 AM
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Whereas those who do believe the weather really is becoming more extreme and unpredictable saw it as a neat compilation of what we know is already happening. I really do wish that green taxation didn't exist so that more people could prevent themselves from denying what's actually going on out there.
03 January 2013, 12:02 PM
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I've been over in southern Ireland or the last couple of weeks, it's been non stop here.. Mind you, it's usually raining here but it's been particularly bad.
Last year was not a good year for working outside, lost count of the amount of times I'd spent the day soaked through.
Last year was not a good year for working outside, lost count of the amount of times I'd spent the day soaked through.
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There was a good looking Asian girl in a red dress on Sky all Christmas telling me it was raining.
Lovely to look at, but talk about earning money for old rope!!!
Lovely to look at, but talk about earning money for old rope!!!
03 January 2013, 08:48 PM
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Hey, no need to get worried, because if we build some windmills, we'll be able to stop the weather changing.
In fact, we should build more of them on the hills near where I live which were formed during the last ice a...g.....e.............ah......errrrrr........mov e along, nothing to see here. Still, we'll get taxed to death for something we can do sweet f.a about.
In fact, we should build more of them on the hills near where I live which were formed during the last ice a...g.....e.............ah......errrrrr........mov e along, nothing to see here. Still, we'll get taxed to death for something we can do sweet f.a about.
03 January 2013, 08:50 PM
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Maybe tidy looking girls are the source of global warming? Don't tell the government, otherwise they'll start taxing fit chicks.
03 January 2013, 10:51 PM
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So how come the Met Office, with their gazillion-pound super-computers, took over two days to add up the contents of the last few rain gauges?
It is not like they were trying to fiddle the figures is it?
mb
It is not like they were trying to fiddle the figures is it?
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03 January 2013, 11:29 PM
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increasing in comparison to what exactly, 5 decades of study?
or hundreds of millions of years of weather averaging - do people think the world and weather patterns shift overnihght, or even in a century or even a million hyears?
doesnt matter- we better slap a tax on anything remotely linked to it - way to go!
or hundreds of millions of years of weather averaging - do people think the world and weather patterns shift overnihght, or even in a century or even a million hyears?
doesnt matter- we better slap a tax on anything remotely linked to it - way to go!
03 January 2013, 11:35 PM
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I live in the North East of Scotland and was even out in a T-shirt today!!
Never before in the month of January have I even contemplated doing this..
Never before in the month of January have I even contemplated doing this..
03 January 2013, 11:42 PM
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increasing in comparison to what exactly, 5 decades of study?
or hundreds of millions of years of weather averaging - do people think the world and weather patterns shift overnihght, or even in a century or even a million hyears?
doesnt matter- we better slap a tax on anything remotely linked to it - way to go!
or hundreds of millions of years of weather averaging - do people think the world and weather patterns shift overnihght, or even in a century or even a million hyears?
doesnt matter- we better slap a tax on anything remotely linked to it - way to go!
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