Update for the stupid people
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Once again, for the benefit of those stupid people who insist on judging climate change on the basis of short term weather in single locations. Melbourne hottest temperature on record[^] For the metrically challenged, 46.4 Celsius is 115.52 Fahrenheit.
John Carson
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Once again, for the benefit of those stupid people who insist on judging climate change on the basis of short term weather in single locations. Melbourne hottest temperature on record[^] For the metrically challenged, 46.4 Celsius is 115.52 Fahrenheit.
John Carson
Crikey! 46.4°C?! :wtf: That's horrible. I think it's about 33°C where I live, and I'm having trouble staying at a half-decent temperature.
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Once again, for the benefit of those stupid people who insist on judging climate change on the basis of short term weather in single locations. Melbourne hottest temperature on record[^] For the metrically challenged, 46.4 Celsius is 115.52 Fahrenheit.
John Carson
Predicted for NSW tomorrow as well...and with more than forty fires burning around the state it could turn out to be an interesting weekend. What boils my blood is that they are started by arsonist scum...:mad::mad::mad:
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Once again, for the benefit of those stupid people who insist on judging climate change on the basis of short term weather in single locations. Melbourne hottest temperature on record[^] For the metrically challenged, 46.4 Celsius is 115.52 Fahrenheit.
John Carson
Hobart has also smashed several long term temperature records this past month. We got pretty close to 46, 44, I believe. That's unheard of, down here.
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Once again, for the benefit of those stupid people who insist on judging climate change on the basis of short term weather in single locations. Melbourne hottest temperature on record[^] For the metrically challenged, 46.4 Celsius is 115.52 Fahrenheit.
John Carson
I prefer to take the track record of a field of sciences predictions... climatologists have yet to prove they can predict a god damn thing. They're computer models can't even get direction of temperature movement correct over a 10 year period. If anyone on this site put up code that spat out the wrong answer, after years of tweaking, we would stop listening to that person. Stop listening to people who just want your money, either big oil or big green. They all lie to get their ends.
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I prefer to take the track record of a field of sciences predictions... climatologists have yet to prove they can predict a god damn thing. They're computer models can't even get direction of temperature movement correct over a 10 year period. If anyone on this site put up code that spat out the wrong answer, after years of tweaking, we would stop listening to that person. Stop listening to people who just want your money, either big oil or big green. They all lie to get their ends.
Amen, you get a 5 bryce
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Once again, for the benefit of those stupid people who insist on judging climate change on the basis of short term weather in single locations. Melbourne hottest temperature on record[^] For the metrically challenged, 46.4 Celsius is 115.52 Fahrenheit.
John Carson
It's freak'n 15F here. Austrailia is look'n like a nice place to visit right about now.
MrPlankton
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Once again, for the benefit of those stupid people who insist on judging climate change on the basis of short term weather in single locations. Melbourne hottest temperature on record[^] For the metrically challenged, 46.4 Celsius is 115.52 Fahrenheit.
John Carson
Is that what this is John? Capitulation to stupidity?
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Once again, for the benefit of those stupid people who insist on judging climate change on the basis of short term weather in single locations. Melbourne hottest temperature on record[^] For the metrically challenged, 46.4 Celsius is 115.52 Fahrenheit.
John Carson
We're doooomed!
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Once again, for the benefit of those stupid people who insist on judging climate change on the basis of short term weather in single locations. Melbourne hottest temperature on record[^] For the metrically challenged, 46.4 Celsius is 115.52 Fahrenheit.
John Carson
I spent 2005 in Phoenix, Az. It got up to 117F one day with sustained temps over 100 for at least a couple months. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAhhhhhhhh. I never should have left. It's about 36F here. BBBBBBrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
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Is that what this is John? Capitulation to stupidity?
Rob Graham wrote:
Is that what this is John? Capitulation to stupidity?
I am following the Biblical injunction to answer a fool according to his folly. Of course, by itself, the current heatweave in SE Australia doesn't prove anything.
John Carson
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Rob Graham wrote:
Is that what this is John? Capitulation to stupidity?
I am following the Biblical injunction to answer a fool according to his folly. Of course, by itself, the current heatweave in SE Australia doesn't prove anything.
John Carson
I think the way that actually works (with all deference to the Bible) is that when you lower yourself to the level of fools, they trounce you with their folly, being much more practiced.
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I think the way that actually works (with all deference to the Bible) is that when you lower yourself to the level of fools, they trounce you with their folly, being much more practiced.
Rob Graham wrote:
I think the way that actually works (with all deference to the Bible) is that when you lower yourself to the level of fools, they trounce you with their folly, being much more practiced.
That can certainly happen. :)
John Carson