• Here is a link to the full explanation: https://rollitup.org/t/welcome-back-did-you-try-turning-it-off-and-on-again.1104810/

Climate in the 21st Century

Will Humankind see the 22nd Century?

  • Not a fucking chance

    Votes: 45 28.1%
  • Maybe. if we get our act together

    Votes: 41 25.6%
  • Yes, we will survive

    Votes: 74 46.3%

  • Total voters
    160

ttystikk

Well-Known Member

Sooner than expected.

Worse than expected.

And now, making its debut, irreversible feedback loops causing runaway climate change!

For those living in Florida, this is your last advance warning to sell to some sucker who doesn't believe in climate change and get the fuck out. You know who you are.
 

injinji

Well-Known Member

Sooner than expected.

Worse than expected.

And now, making its debut, irreversible feedback loops causing runaway climate change!

For those living in Florida, this is your last advance warning to sell to some sucker who doesn't believe in climate change and get the fuck out. You know who you are.
You talkin to me? I saw a story a few years back that said Jackson County Florida was the best place in the country to escape the worst of climate change. (I'm near there) Lots of ag and timber land, plenty of water and not many folks. And until Michael I would have said I was far enough inland to not worry about hurricanes.

We have been talking about summering in the mountains. But after all the bad things I've said about folks who sale family land, I had better not do it myself.
 

injinji

Well-Known Member
The polar vortex made it to the Sandhill. This was this morning. All the snow on the table melted this afternoon.

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Check this out. Footprints that had been made when it was still snowing. I thought it was people tracks to start with. But they are too small and too far apart, and if you look close, it's two footprints close together.

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I walked down to the graveyard just before noon. The snow had starting to melt. I didn't have plastic bags over my socks and too much sock for my crocs, so my feet got really wet and cold. I went back out tonight with better foot protection. It was in the low 20's so the snow was nice and firm. The ruts in the dirt roads and all the paved roads were snow free, so I didn't have to walk in deep snow anywhere except the big pines and graveyard.
 

lemondroptrichomes

Well-Known Member
The polar vortex made it to the Sandhill. This was this morning. All the snow on the table melted this afternoon.

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Check this out. Footprints that had been made when it was still snowing. I thought it was people tracks to start with. But they are too small and too far apart, and if you look close, it's two footprints close together.

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I walked down to the graveyard just before noon. The snow had starting to melt. I didn't have plastic bags over my socks and too much sock for my crocs, so my feet got really wet and cold. I went back out tonight with better foot protection. It was in the low 20's so the snow was nice and firm. The ruts in the dirt roads and all the paved roads were snow free, so I didn't have to walk in deep snow anywhere except the big pines and graveyard.
The pictures of the snow on the beach are wild. I was stationed in Pensacola for years and it’s trippy to see I can’t wrap my head around it
 

BudmanTX

Well-Known Member
The polar vortex made it to the Sandhill. This was this morning. All the snow on the table melted this afternoon.

View attachment 5452355

Check this out. Footprints that had been made when it was still snowing. I thought it was people tracks to start with. But they are too small and too far apart, and if you look close, it's two footprints close together.

View attachment 5452357

I walked down to the graveyard just before noon. The snow had starting to melt. I didn't have plastic bags over my socks and too much sock for my crocs, so my feet got really wet and cold. I went back out tonight with better foot protection. It was in the low 20's so the snow was nice and firm. The ruts in the dirt roads and all the paved roads were snow free, so I didn't have to walk in deep snow anywhere except the big pines and graveyard.
we didn't get that much, but down my way we got about 3/4 of an inch, and this is South Texas......
 

doublejj

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injinji

Well-Known Member
Trump to shut down all 8,000 EV charging ports at federal govt buildings
The Trump administration is shutting down EV chargers at all federal government buildings and is also expected to sell off the General Services Administration‘s (GSA) newly bought EVs.
But we paid Elon for those. I wonder if he will have to give us a rebate?
 

injinji

Well-Known Member
well someone is pissed......


and when they say 11th episode, they mean in......this one is the largest eruption to date.....it's still in the caldear
That is where I want my electricity to come from. Not the exploding ones, just a run of the mill 10K hole drilled into the earth at an existing powerplant to heat water, to turn the turbines to make juice.
 
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