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Ccfcisparks

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  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,431
is it just me, or are there more knobheads on the road when the weathers good
 

shmmeee

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,432
iN tHe SeVeNtIeS iT wAs cAlLeD SuMmEr

It must be great going through life just saying shit without a care in the world if it’s true.

 

shmmeee

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,433
Ccfcisparks said:
is it just me, or are there more knobheads on the road when the weathers good
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I find everyone’s a nobhead when it’s hot but that’s probably cos I’m a grumpy arse.
 

Captain Dart

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  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,434
shmmeee said:
iN tHe SeVeNtIeS iT wAs cAlLeD SuMmEr

It must be great going through life just saying shit without a care in the world if it’s true.

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This report shows much lower increases than your graph. I guess it shows there are many ways to represent the data, some are rather misleading or simply designed to support theory. https://assets.publishing.service.g...036/Long-term_mean_temperatures_1991-2020.pdf

For instance you can look at hot days in the USA and show a downward trend.


There must also be some doubts about the Urban heat island effect on the measurements being taken.

Anyway do outline what terrible things have happened as a result of a little warming in the last century, as far as I can tell most everything is a lot easier particularly in the milder winters, I can remember deep snowdrifts in the 1960's and lots of mentions on the TV about hypothermia, are you keen on an uptick of hypothermia deaths?

Every winter hypothermia extends its icy grip, causing 25,000 extra deaths per year in England for example. A decrease in air temperature of 1°C causes a 1.35% increase in mortality across Europe, and added up over the years, cold weather has caused far more deaths than any single heatwave event (source Hypothermia: why most deaths are preventable).

There are plenty of arguments and data to counter your alarmism.
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,435
fatso said:
I'm not doubting it's getting hotter, what is debatable is the extent that the human involvement has had on that global warming.

For example, the earth was a lot hotter during the time of the dinosaurs than it is now, and since that time there have been cycles of warming and cooling, and even some ice ages. The earth's temperature appears to go in cycles, and we are still coming out of the last ice age, so warming to some extent is to be expected.

Scientists that have been measuring antarctic ice formations are saying that the ice field is now growing again, which would contradict what NASA has been telling us for years, although NASA is huridly trying to convince the world that this is only a temporary measure, which is laughable as every school child knows that ice doesn't form in warming waters.

NASA satellites show Antarctica has gained ice despite rising global temperatures. How is that possible?

An abrupt change in Antarctica has caused the continent to gain ice. But this increase, documented in NASA satellite data, is a temporary anomaly rather than an indication that global warming has reversed, scientists say.
www.livescience.com

Also Warwick uni did their own independant research on earth temperatures that completely contradicted the story peddled by main stream media, and suggested warming and cooling cycles over millions of years with graphs predicting future temperatures, the results were put on line at one point, if I can find them I'll link to them. It's interesting reading.
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Wrong thread perhaps, but to put it in simple terms:

Greenhouse gases like CO2 absorb infra red radiation that comes from the Sun and is reflected back off the Earth’s surface

CO2 is a product of burning fossil fuels

Humans burn fossil fuels

Humans have therefore played a significant role in boosting the greenhouse effect
 

fatso

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  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,436
Brighton Sky Blue said:
Wrong thread perhaps, but to put it in simple terms:

Greenhouse gases like CO2 absorb infra red radiation that comes from the Sun and is reflected back off the Earth’s surface

CO2 is a product of burning fossil fuels

Humans burn fossil fuels

Humans have therefore played a significant role in boosting the greenhouse effect
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Then China's fucked us all

China is Building Coal-Fired Power Plants at an Alarming Rate

As the number one importer of both crude oil and coal, China is the largest consumer of energy and CO2 producer in the world. Approximately one-third of...
insights.taylorduma.com
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,437
fatso said:
Then China's fucked us all

China is Building Coal-Fired Power Plants at an Alarming Rate

As the number one importer of both crude oil and coal, China is the largest consumer of energy and CO2 producer in the world. Approximately one-third of...
insights.taylorduma.com
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It’s very guilty, no doubting that. Though President ‘Drill Baby Drill’ isn’t far behind.
 
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Captain Dart

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  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,438
Brighton Sky Blue said:
Wrong thread perhaps, but to put it in simple terms:

Greenhouse gases like CO2 absorb infra red radiation that comes from the Sun and is reflected back off the Earth’s surface

CO2 is a product of burning fossil fuels

Humans burn fossil fuels

Humans have therefore played a significant role in boosting the greenhouse effect
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Oversimplified POV and frankly no one has proved what you say is definitively true, this is still a theory, besides human activity accounts for only ~5% of atmospheric CO2 generation and it's likely any heating effect will eventually reach a saturation point, in fact that may have already have happened at some wavelengths.

Did you know scientists have extracted ice cores from Greenland going back to the last interglacial 115.000 to 130.000 years before present, the temperatures estimated (I think) by measuring the ratios of different water isotopes show temperatures then were 5 deg C higher than at present.

There is so much conflicting and often confusing information but one thing is certain, big business want a slice of the climate change cake. Follow the money, Al Gore who predicted a complete lack of snow on Kilimanjaro (never happened) and the Arctic Ocean would be ice free by 2014 (nope) once charged upwards of $200,000 speaking events and these days is worth about $300M.

I'm still waiting to see the billions of deaths JSO regularly predict, actually they've been quiet recently have all these wars knocked what they claim is an existential threat to the human race off the front page?
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,439
Captain Dart said:
Oversimplified POV and frankly no one has proved what you say is definitively true, this is still a theory, besides human activity accounts for only ~5% of atmospheric CO2 generation and it's likely any heating effect will eventually reach a saturation point, in fact that may have already have happened at some wavelengths.

Did you know scientists have extracted ice cores from Greenland going back to the last interglacial 115.000 to 130.000 years before present, the temperatures estimated (I think) by measuring the ratios of different water isotopes show temperatures then were 5 deg C higher than at present.

There is so much conflicting and often confusing information but one thing is certain, big business want a slice of the climate change cake. Follow the money, Al Gore who predicted a complete lack of snow on Kilimanjaro (never happened) and the Arctic Ocean would be ice free by 2014 (nope) once charged upwards of $200,000 speaking events and these days is worth about $300M.

I'm still waiting to see the billions of deaths JSO regularly predict, actually they've been quite recently have all these wars knocked what they claim is an existential threat to the human race off the front page?
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I have taught this to 13 year olds without much difficulty, but you seem to be struggling.

Knowing how a gas absorbs radiation is a proven scientific fact.

Knowing that carbon dioxide is a product of combustion is also a proven scientific fact.

Knowing that we have significantly increased our fossil fuel combustion in the past 2 centuries is again a fact.

It is true also that in the more distant past the temperatures fluctuated. To hope that this is another natural fluctuation in the face of overwhelming and basic scientific evidence, is the mark of a crack conspiracy theorist.
 
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Captain Dart

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  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,440
Brighton Sky Blue said:
I have taught this to 13 year olds without much difficulty, but you seem to be struggling.

Knowing how a gas absorbs radiation is a proven scientific fact.

Knowing that carbon dioxide is a product of combustion is also a proven scientific fact.

Knowing that we have significantly increased our fossil fuel combustion in the past 2 centuries is again a fact.

It is true also that in the more distant past the temperatures fluctuated. To hope that this is another natural fluctuation in the face of overwhelming and basic scientific evidence, is the mark of a crack conspiracy theorist.
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Facts maybe (and I never said otherwise) but then you've jumped rapidly to an anti human position and concluded we're all doomed because of how we behave and liberally sprinkled it with a couple of ad hominem attacks.

Are you one of these people who want to see a massive reduction in the number of people?

I ask again where is the problem, what is going to happen you're so worried about?

Give me some predictions from the recesses of your mighty mind.
 
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Wyken Sky Blue

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,441
'ill reach out to...'

Fuck off.

Sent from my Pixel 8 using Tapatalk
 
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mmttww

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 20, 2025
  • #17,442
Ccfcisparks said:
I will only accept Pudding as the answer
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Hoping this persuades you 'pud' is acceptable...

 

Nick

Administrator
  • Jun 21, 2025
  • #17,443
How much is air con
 

chiefdave

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 21, 2025
  • #17,444
Nick said:
How much is air con
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about £2K per room to retro fit
 
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Sick Boy

Super Moderator
  • Jun 21, 2025
  • #17,445
chiefdave said:
about £2K per room to retro fit
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We got it in a couple of rooms and paid something like that. Easily worth it.
 
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Sbarcher

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 21, 2025
  • #17,446
Got really annoyed listening to Brits "stranded" in Israel as there are no flights. Not much support from the Foreign Office to get them home, but then go on to say they could go overland to Jordan to get home or catch a ferry to Cyprus.
Stop moaning and make your own way home!
One woman saying they live with the threat of a missile coming over.
How bloody terrible for them when they give no thought to the 1,000's of people in Gaza who live and die every hour with support from nowhere.

Not a political rant, just annoyed at the entitlement expected by some people.
 
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Ccfcisparks

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 21, 2025
  • #17,447
Food “reviewers” on social media who cream themselves as they dip a chip in a runny egg yolk or at a “cheese pull”
 
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SBAndy

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 21, 2025
  • #17,448
Ccfcisparks said:
Food “reviewers” on social media who cream themselves as they dip a chip in a runny egg yolk or at a “cheese pull”
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On this, fuckers making wraps/burritos/etc and then squeezing it to show it’s juicy. Imagine the mess.
 
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Nick

Administrator
  • Jun 21, 2025
  • #17,449
SBAndy said:
On this, fuckers making wraps/burritos/etc and then squeezing it to show it’s juicy. Imagine the mess.
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Add in burgers that are 4 foot tall and then they pour cheese over the top.
 
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Sick Boy

Super Moderator
  • Jun 21, 2025
  • #17,450
Ccfcisparks said:
Food “reviewers” on social media who cream themselves as they dip a chip in a runny egg yolk or at a “cheese pull”
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The worst are those two posh guys...they're properly insufferable.
 
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shmmeee

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,451
Captain Dart said:
View attachment 43789
This report shows much lower increases than your graph. I guess it shows there are many ways to represent the data, some are rather misleading or simply designed to support theory. https://assets.publishing.service.g...036/Long-term_mean_temperatures_1991-2020.pdf

For instance you can look at hot days in the USA and show a downward trend.
View attachment 43790

There must also be some doubts about the Urban heat island effect on the measurements being taken.

Anyway do outline what terrible things have happened as a result of a little warming in the last century, as far as I can tell most everything is a lot easier particularly in the milder winters, I can remember deep snowdrifts in the 1960's and lots of mentions on the TV about hypothermia, are you keen on an uptick of hypothermia deaths?

Every winter hypothermia extends its icy grip, causing 25,000 extra deaths per year in England for example. A decrease in air temperature of 1°C causes a 1.35% increase in mortality across Europe, and added up over the years, cold weather has caused far more deaths than any single heatwave event (source Hypothermia: why most deaths are preventable).

There are plenty of arguments and data to counter your alarmism.
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And yet you keep wheeling out absolutely awful ones. I really hope for your sake this is a wind up, because if you seriously believe this stuff someone should be monitoring your internet for you.
 
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Captain Dart

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,452
My char
shmmeee said:
And yet you keep wheeling out absolutely awful ones. I really hope for your sake this is a wind up, because if you seriously believe this stuff someone should be monitoring your internet for you.
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Awful ones, data from a UK government resource. Mmmmmmm.

Monitoring internets, don't you just have strong Stasi tendencies.
 

Marty

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,453
chiefdave said:
about £2K per room to retro fit
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Worth every penny, and something that will even make your property more attractive to buyers.
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,454
Captain Dart said:
Facts maybe (and I never said otherwise) but then you've jumped rapidly to an anti human position and concluded we're all doomed because of how we behave and liberally sprinkled it with a couple of ad hominem attacks.

Are you one of these people who want to see a massive reduction in the number of people?

I ask again where is the problem, what is going to happen you're so worried about?
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To be clear, you said first that ‘nobody has proven these facts’ now you say that you didn’t?

Jumping to the absurd position that someone is ‘anti human’ for pointing out facts and concerns about the planet’s climate. It is a fact that burning fossil fuels puts things in the atmosphere that have a tangible impact on the climate.

It just objectively is, there is no debate.
 

Captain Dart

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,455
Brighton Sky Blue said:
To be clear, you said first that ‘nobody has proven these facts’ now you say that you didn’t?

Jumping to the absurd position that someone is ‘anti human’ for pointing out facts and concerns about the planet’s climate. It is a fact that burning fossil fuels puts things in the atmosphere that have a tangible impact on the climate.

It just objectively is, there is no debate.
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The idea 'science is settled' is not science it is scientism.

You misinterpret my meaning I perhaps should clarify I mean no one has shown catastrophic anthroprogenic global change is occuring.

This sweeping belief shows you are not a follower of the scientific method.
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,456
Captain Dart said:
The idea 'science is settled' is not science it is scientism.
This sweeping belief shows you are not a follower of the scientific method.
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I literally am but ok.
 
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Captain Dart

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,457
Brighton Sky Blue said:
I literally am but ok.
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Then you should be open to challenge but that does not seem so.
 

Tommo1993

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,458
People’s excessive head bobbing while swimming. Totally oblivious to how much they’re gozzing in the water. Tramps.
 

Terry_dactyl

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,459
Tommo1993 said:
People’s excessive head bobbing while swimming. Totally oblivious to how much they’re gozzing in the water. Tramps.
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What dyou mean?
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,460
Captain Dart said:
Then you should be open to challenge but that does not seem so.
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You’re entitled to your own opinions, but not your own facts.
 
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OffenhamSkyBlue

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,461
Brighton Sky Blue said:
I literally am but ok.
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Chemistry counts now?
 
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skyblueinBaku

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,462
Captain Dart said:
View attachment 43789
This report shows much lower increases than your graph. I guess it shows there are many ways to represent the data, some are rather misleading or simply designed to support theory. https://assets.publishing.service.g...036/Long-term_mean_temperatures_1991-2020.pdf

For instance you can look at hot days in the USA and show a downward trend.
View attachment 43790

There must also be some doubts about the Urban heat island effect on the measurements being taken.

Anyway do outline what terrible things have happened as a result of a little warming in the last century, as far as I can tell most everything is a lot easier particularly in the milder winters, I can remember deep snowdrifts in the 1960's and lots of mentions on the TV about hypothermia, are you keen on an uptick of hypothermia deaths?

Every winter hypothermia extends its icy grip, causing 25,000 extra deaths per year in England for example. A decrease in air temperature of 1°C causes a 1.35% increase in mortality across Europe, and added up over the years, cold weather has caused far more deaths than any single heatwave event (source Hypothermia: why most deaths are preventable).

There are plenty of arguments and data to counter your alarmism.
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By 'uptick' I assume that you mean increase.
 
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wingy

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  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,463
Marty said:
Worth every penny, and something that will even make your property more attractive to buyers.
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Doesn't it actually transfer the problem outside via the exhaust of heat? Which is the the product of what you're trying to achieve let alone the energy required to run it?
I say this as someone who has benefited from it on many occasions at work!
 

itsabuzzard

Well-Known Member
  • Jun 22, 2025
  • #17,464
Captain Dart said:
The idea 'science is settled' is not science it is scientism.

You misinterpret my meaning I perhaps should clarify I mean no one has shown catastrophic anthroprogenic global change is occuring.

This sweeping belief shows you are not a follower of the scientific method.
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I'm not going to get involved in any further posts on this, but you're dead right, there is no such thing as settled science and consensus has no place in science. Sadly, there is no debate when it comes to "climate change", which is the gery least you'd expect if we are facing an "existential threat". We're not.
 

shmmeee

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  • Jun 23, 2025
  • #17,465
itsabuzzard said:
I'm not going to get involved in any further posts on this, but you're dead right, there is no such thing as settled science and consensus has no place in science. Sadly, there is no debate when it comes to "climate change", which is the gery least you'd expect if we are facing an "existential threat". We're not.
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Jesus Christ.

You think there’s been no debate? We’ve had a hundred years of fucking debate. Most of it filled with credulous dipshits claiming it’s not real at every turn. Every model for thirty years has been accurate, 99% of scientists agree it’s happening and caused by human carbon output. For fucks sake you can see it in your lifetime

You do not know better because you’ve got a YouTube account and a contrarian attitude. FFS get a grip people or stay off the internet because clearly you don’t have the basic level of information hygiene to safely access it.

This is as bad as the morons claiming Covid wasn’t real during the pandemic. Just desperate to be the smartest person in the room with the edgy opinion. I dispair.
 
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