Comments on: Glaciar in Patagonia, Argentina 1928 & 2004

By: MonkeyHitman

MonkeyHitman — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 08:59:29 +0000

@iamevilhomer: i was born and lived for 18 years of my live on my island of St.Maarten, unfortunatly i live in holland, college

By: iamevilhomer

iamevilhomer — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 08:38:48 +0000

read ‘state of fear’!! goddamn hippies…

By: iamevilhomer

iamevilhomer — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 08:36:03 +0000

@MonkeyHitman: you live in the caribbean?! wtf are you doin online? i might be in your neighborhood soon(cruise). mind a visit? tour guide would be nice.
‘now i would never say we are the sole cause of global warming but i do say that we part of
it. ‘ <— what would be another major factor?!

By: Nannerpuss

Nannerpuss — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 23:21:43 +0000

vamos vamos argentina

By: MonkeyHitman

MonkeyHitman — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 19:10:19 +0000

@outofocus: oh my bad, my intension's were merely informing to anyone interested. forgot i had the tag there. yea you could say I'm skeptic on some things.

By: outofocus

outofocus — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:56:35 +0000

@MonkeyHitman: That shouldn't be directed at me. I'm not a nay sayer, I'm just a skeptic. I hear everything said and just don't feel like I have enough information. I'm not sure that the scientists have enough information if there is still so much debate on the subject.

By: MonkeyHitman

MonkeyHitman — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:51:59 +0000

@outofocus: if I’m correct It’s last year or the year before it was an abnormal year for us in the Caribbean. Even thou it’s extremely rare but we haven’t had no hurricane season that year. i was astonish that it happen because every year we get something even if it’s a tropical depression. absolutely nothing happen for us but regions around the world where hurricanes are less likely to strike are being bombarded. Perfected drawing of the sea current is impossible but take this for example
www.promotega.org/VSU06051/Currents_files/image002.jpg

hurricanes in our region are born in west Africa and proceed to channel towards the Caribbean. ofcourse you have to think on temperature, and wind. so basically you can see the shit storm we get. and from 2000+ we have been having an increase in hurricane strength due to the rise of temperature in the waters.

For example, 2005 was the most active hurricane season on record, and Atlantic water temperatures were the warmest, about 1.4 degrees above normal. That hurricane season set a new high with 28 storms and 13 hurricanes. Seven of the hurricanes were major storms.

now i would never say we are the sole cause of global warming but i do say that we part of
it. and I do hope global warming is a conspiracy because if it isn’t, when the time comes our great great great grandchilderen (figuratively speaking) will suffer.

i think i missed out on something lol, if i did i will add later.

By: outofocus

outofocus — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:17:44 +0000

@storminator: Uhm, you do know that global warming doesn’t just mean everything gets warmer, right? It means some areas are going to get more rain/snow, etc while the changes take place. I have a friend who lives in Arizona and it’s been snowing more and raining more this year and he thanks the global warming for it (don’t worry he’s a skeptic too).

I don’t really buy into any of it. I figure the way we’re treating out environment is bad. That we should be able to be productive and have fun, good lives without being so selfish and wasteful. Even if global warming isn’t as much of a problem as they claim it is, there are plenty of other issues forming that are going to bite us soon enough.

I don’t even care of the global warming thing is a conspiracy because it is making some people put a tiny bit of effort into doing better, being less wasteful, blah blah… People just won’t make changes for the right reasons, so they need to have the crap scared out of them… even then the majority won’t make very much adjustment because the reality hasn’t happened yet but there’s something to be said for preventative care.

By: storminator

storminator — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:06:05 +0000

i lived in Alaska for 20 years. i learned one fact while up there- glaciers recede! because they are, in fact, rivers of ice. they constantly move- albeit slowly- MOST of the time. ever heard of a galloping glacier? sometimes they move very fast (for a glacier). receding glaciers is just part of nature- not a big sign on Al Gore’s fucking forehead warning of the end of the world. (a boring douche-bag loser who’s married to an insane cunt that wants you to listen to what she considers music).

i want more facts, more variables taken into consideration. here in Seattle we just had our fourth snow storm. we normally have one every other year. global warming? my ass.

now i’m going outside and empty a can of hairspray into the atmosphere… LOL

By: MonkeyHitman

MonkeyHitman — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 09:59:55 +0000

@the3g_ipwn: i don't need to trust any scientist to know anything out of moderation is bad. you can test it out practically on anything in everyday life.