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Stoner · 02-May-2006, 02:50 PM **#46**

Nope.....

compushlep · 02-May-2006, 03:05 PM **#47**

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Originally Posted by LANMaster

Driving my pickup truck is in no way comprable to Iran's threat to nuke the Western world.

So stick that in your smoke and pipe it.

Your posts are experiencing their own version of warming as there's nothing but hot air coming from them

...

Oh, forgot to say: DUCK!!! In-coming!!

**LANMaster** · 02-May-2006, 03:20 PM **#48**

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Originally Posted by compushlep

Your posts are experiencing their own version of warming as there's nothing but hot air coming from them

...

Oh, forgot to say: DUCK!!! In-coming!!

Tell you one thing you'll like to hear from me.
If Iran is able to get unfettered access to nukes, the Bush Admin deserves somer of the blame for spending all of the 9-11 capital over in Iraq.
At this point, we are basically impotent to stand by and wait until Iran attacks someone.

Oh ..... and the UN is a useless organization. This stuff is supposed to be right up their alley.

Stoner · 02-May-2006, 03:22 PM **#49**

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Originally Posted by LANMaster

Tell you one thing you'll like to hear from me.
If Iran is able to get unfettered access to nukes, the Bush Admin deserves somer of the blame for spending all of the 9-11 capital over in Iraq.
At this point, we are basically impotent to stand by and wait until Iran attacks someone.

......................

That is a common concern, LAN.

bassetman · 02-May-2006, 03:23 PM **#50**

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Originally Posted by LANMaster

Tell you one thing you'll like to hear from me.
If Iran is able to get unfettered access to nukes, the Bush Admin deserves somer of the blame for spending all of the 9-11 capital over in Iraq.
At this point, we are basically impotent to stand by and wait until Iran attacks someone.

Oh ..... and the UN is a useless organization. This stuff is supposed to be right up their alley.

That's why we sent them the flunky Bolton, right?

**LANMaster** · 02-May-2006, 03:35 PM **#51**

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Originally Posted by bassetman

That's why we sent them the flunky Bolton, right?

Yup.

But I don't know if he will be able to fix if it is broken beyond repair.
The UN used to have respect internationally. Now what are they?

**valis** · 02-May-2006, 03:36 PM **#52**

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Originally Posted by LANMaster

You've obviously never visited the Gulf of Mexico.

I live in texas. Of course I've been there.

bill.aam · 02-May-2006, 03:38 PM **#53**

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Originally Posted by LANMaster

Yup.

But I don't know if he will be able to fix if it is broken beyond repair.
The UN used to have respect internationally. Now what are they?

Kofi Annan & Son's International Bank?

Stoner · 02-May-2006, 03:39 PM **#54**

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Originally Posted by bill.aam

Kofi Annan & Son's International Bank?

Pretty much looks like it.

**LANMaster** · 02-May-2006, 03:50 PM **#55**

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Originally Posted by valis

I live in texas. Of course I've been there.

Apologies.
Far too salty for my taste.

Give me Pacific Ocean mist anyday over gulf mist.

**valis** · 02-May-2006, 04:16 PM **#56**

no apologies needed, LAN.....spent about a decade in Oregon, and about 4 years in Jersey, so I sort of got all the coasts covered. Like the North Pacific the best....most peaceful, in my book.

v

bassetman · 02-May-2006, 05:01 PM **#57**

Tuesday, May 2, 2006 · Last updated 12:13 p.m. PT

Global warming differences resolved

By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID
AP SCIENCE WRITER

WASHINGTON -- A nagging difference in temperature readings that had raised questions about global warming has been resolved, a panel of scientists reported Tuesday.

"This significant discrepancy no longer exists because errors in the satellite and radiosonde data have been identified and corrected," researchers said in the first of 21 assessment reports planned by the U.S. Climate Change Science Program.

The findings show clear evidence of human influences on climate due to changes in greenhouse gases, aerosols and stratospheric ozone.

There has been increasing concern about global climate change being caused by human activity, in particular the release of gases such as carbon dioxide into the atmosphere by automobiles and industrial activity.

But while temperature readings at the surface showed this increase, readings in the atmosphere taken by satellites and radiosondes - instruments carried by weather balloons - had shown little or no warming.

There are still some questions about the rate of atmospheric warming in the tropics, but overall the issue has been settled, said Thomas R. Karl, director of the National Climatic Data Center.

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/nation...peratures.html

**LANMaster** · 02-May-2006, 05:55 PM **#58**

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Originally Posted by bassetman

Global warming differences resolved

Well, I'm glad that's all cleared up.

bassetman · 03-May-2006, 09:10 AM **#59**

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Originally Posted by LANMaster

Well, I'm glad that's all cleared up.

bizzt · 03-May-2006, 09:46 AM **#60**

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Originally Posted by Stoner

So you get that scenic ocean view at your door step and have little need for a hot water heater .....talk about energy savings.

LOL

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