[lizard]

Originally Posted by LANMaster

So ..... driving 3 hours to my favorite steak house would be ......

One heck of a long trip for a Big Mac.

[SlackAli]

Originally Posted by LANMaster

So ..... driving 3 hours to my favorite steak house would be ......

Just hope it was well cooked or you could be embarrassing on the way home

[Sarge]

Originally Posted by Sarge

Between 1912 and 1989, the extent of ice cover on the highest massif in Africa decreased by 75%.
http://www.geo.umass.edu/climate/kibo.html

What is causing this?

[LANMaster]

Originally Posted by lizard

One heck of a long trip for a Big Mac.

McDonald's doesn't carry Rib Eyes.

[bill.aam]

Originally Posted by LANMaster

McDonald's doesn't carry Rib Eyes.

But they do have the McRib...

[LANMaster]

Originally Posted by SlackAli

Just hope it was well cooked or you could be embarrassing on the way home

More embarassing if I were a vegetarian.

.......... Vegetarians, gum-chewers, people who eat or drink quickly, and smokers tend to produce more than the average amount of intestinal gas, as do people who eat lots of gas-producing foods.

Mayo Clinic



Make mine Medium rare, thank you very much ...... and pass the A-1!

[LANMaster]

Originally Posted by bill.aam

But they do have the McRib...

LOL Ya got me there.

[SlackAli]

Originally Posted by LANMaster

More embarassing if I were a vegetarian.



Mayo Clinic

Don't I know it I had a partner once who was a strict veggie - no sex, no species, so don't ask - and the duvet was always in the corner of the bedroom in the morning

[LANMaster]

duvet?

[SlackAli]

Originally Posted by LANMaster

duvet?

Quilt? Scandinavian (originally) bed covering? No sheets, blankets etc - duck down in a covering? C'mon man help me here

Can't stop, gotta get to bed in anticipation of the new Harry Potter book tomorrow - even though I know already Harry dies after being eaten by Hermione

[LANMaster]

Oh my.

Take care, SlackAli. Nice to see you posting regular again.


Have a nice weekend!

[lizard]

Originally Posted by Sarge

So is this not true?
Between 1912 and 1989, the extent of ice cover on the highest massif in Africa decreased by 75%.
If its not true, why is it being published. But if it is true, then what is causing it?

http://www.geo.umass.edu/climate/kibo.html

Hi Sarge.
We've discussed Kilimanjaro in this thread a little while back, starting around post #2119
Maybe you'd like to review those posts.
Kilimanjaro is a complete anomaly.

[lotuseclat79]

USGS: Climate Change in Photograph (hi-res pics).

Repeat photography has become a valuable tool for communicating effects of global warming. USGS has a catalog of dozens of photos of glacier melt over the past century. It's incredible what we've lost since 1900...

-- Tom

[bryantms]

Originally Posted by lotuseclat79

USGS: Climate Change in Photograph (hi-res pics).

Repeat photography has become a valuable tool for communicating effects of global warming. USGS has a catalog of dozens of photos of glacier melt over the past century. It's incredible what we've lost since 1900...

-- Tom

I wonder if that land is warm enough for plant life yet. Who knows, maybe a little while longer and we can turn that into a grassy field, farmland, or maybe even a forest! I can't wait!

[bill.aam]

Originally Posted by lotuseclat79

USGS: Climate Change in Photograph (hi-res pics).

Repeat photography has become a valuable tool for communicating effects of global warming. USGS has a catalog of dozens of photos of glacier melt over the past century. It's incredible what we've lost since 1900...

-- Tom

Edited:
Photoshoped photography has become a valuable tool for communicating effects of global warming. USGS has a catalog of dozens of photos of glacier melt over the past century. It's incredible what we've lost since 1900...





I'm not saying they were photoshopped... Just adding a little humor...