Gregg is a foulmouthed idiot.

Jovial Monk wrote on Jul 14^th, 2017 at 10:02pm:



we're all idiots at times Monk ... and it's not like there's never been anything foul to come out of your mouth. I've seen you let loose before.

It needs fresh blood, and preferably no one that has anything to do with the history at PA, otherwise the board will end up another tavern/ relationships type crap where posters are banned from one or the other depending on what side of the fence they sit

Jovial Monk wrote on Jul 14^th, 2017 at 10:02pm:



we're all idiots at times Monk ... and it's not like there's never been anything foul to come out of your mouth. I've seen you let loose before.

It needs fresh blood, and preferably no one that has anything to do with the history at PA, otherwise the board will end up another tavern/ relationships type crap where posters are banned from one or the other depending on what side of the fence they sit

As Mod I will be fair and fact based.

I would move the Ice Age thread out of Environment as being nothing more than fairytales. You can tell me where you want me to put it. As Mechanic is the only one here to believe the Dubyne fairy tales I suggest you get me to move it to his ON board.

Or you could ask FD to set up an Ice Age board, I suppose. Why don’t you do that anyway? You can then ban me from that board—I won’t ban anybody from here permanently—permanently and live the dream until even you realise we are not in an ice age.

I think JM would make a respectable mod. for the Environment Board. He is passionate , erudite and doesn't suffer fools gladly. He remains resolute in the face of the most obnoxious opposition , and is, I believe, able to 'let go' of a couple of 'pet topics' to act effectively as a Mod.

By THAT, I mean, JM, that you would have to 'ceasefire 'on at least one topic. Can you do that.??

So Loser Lees

nincumpoop Boobhead nor Loser Lees

Neither Boobhead nor Loser Lees care to put their bullshit to the test. Very wise of them.

Boobhead—Dubyne lies all the bloody time. He has less idea of climate than you do and you know Jack Schitt about it.

Boobyhead is NOT the dumbest here! Lees thinks climate change is summer giving way to winter!

Roach outdoes both in stupidity!

Our current emissions trajectory locks Earth into a carbon dioxide level of at least 450 ppm, Ralph Keeling says. And burning fossil fuels at the same increasing rates through 2050 would drive those levels to their highest point in 50 million years, according to an April study in Nature Communications. Add a few more centuries of similar emissions, and carbon dioxide levels rise to those not seen in 420 million years, causing unprecedented sea level rise.

Keeling doesn’t think it’ll come to that. New efficiency standards and cleaner energy are already reducing emissions in the U.S. and other countries. If such efforts register at Mauna Loa, it could show humans still have some control. “It’s been an alarm bell so far — the curve,” Keeling says. “But if we start to take positive steps, it can become a sign of progress and hope.”

However, new research shows that reducing emissions isn’t a complete fix. “If you just stop emitting cold turkey, the temperature drops a little, but it doesn’t drop too much,” says MIT atmospheric scientist Susan Solomon. “The temperature stays almost as hot for 700 years.”

That’s because the carbon dioxide remains trapped in the atmosphere — much of it lingers a millennium later — pumping more and more energy into the ocean. So temperatures stabilize, but the seas keep rising.

This means humans actually have to remove greenhouse gases to reach levels scientists consider safe, roughly 350 ppm. And even short-lived greenhouses gases — methane lasts about a decade — will still cause sea levels to rise for centuries.

The reason is fairly simple. Greenhouse gases trap extra heat in our atmosphere, and oceans suck most of it up. As the warmer water expands, it causes sea levels to rise. And like a hot bath, the ocean must radiate its heat back out — through the atmosphere and into space — for it to cool.

Former NASA scientist James Hansen, now at Columbia University, helped launch climate change into the public sphere with his 1988 testimony before Congress. “[A level of] 450 ppm would guarantee disaster,” Hansen says now. “If you leave it in place long enough, it would guarantee that you do lose the coastal cities.”

Monk is certainly good at cleaning up boards...he just deletes the entire content when he has a girly tanty.
You should give him Relationships while you're at fd.

And that's why 'nobody loves' you Bobby.  Far worse really, they don't even dislike you.  There is no emotion of any kind heading you way.