June 26, 201214 yr I did notice yesterday that in a field by my house it looks like a few cactus are starting to grow. Is this a bad sign?
June 26, 201214 yr I did notice yesterday that in a field by my house it looks like a few cactus are starting to grow. Is this a bad sign? :lol:
June 26, 201214 yr The worst thing is it was by 5 degrees. I believe in global warming and understand the other argument, but it is a fact the earth is getting warmer for what ever reason, whether it be by nature or man. Spring was warmest on record, NOAA reports - Weather - msnbc.com Makes sense because this world is certainly getting closer and closer to Hell. :scared:
June 26, 201214 yr Author It's all that hot air from the Presidential Candidates... Or all the meth labs
June 30, 201214 yr I did notice yesterday that in a field by my house it looks like a few cactus are starting to grow. Is this a bad sign? I think I saw a tumbleweed just go by.
July 9, 201214 yr Author so much for the naysayers of GW. Feeling the heat: First half of 2012 is warmest on record - U.S. News
July 11, 201214 yr so much for the naysayers of GW. Feeling the heat: First half of 2012 is warmest on record - U.S. News So, if this winter we have the coldest first half temps on record that MUST mean global cooling..... right?
July 12, 201214 yr Author So, if this winter we have the coldest first half temps on record that MUST mean global cooling..... right? I hope so, I love winter
July 13, 201214 yr Anyone see images of the sun recently.... http://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/assets/img/latest/f_211_193_171_1024.jpg Not saying it is 'the source' of this crazyness...but those are some unusual sunspots!
July 13, 201214 yr Anyone see images of the sun recently.... http://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/assets/img/latest/f_211_193_171_1024.jpg Not saying it is 'the source' of this crazyness...but those are some unusual sunspots! I agree that the sunspots have been cool lately but they are not unusual as we approach solar maximimum in 2013. The sunspot cycle last 11 years. If you go to http://www.spaceweather.com you can go back see the sunspot cycle over time by clicking through the archives. Easy and fun!
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