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Merv 2 year s ago
#5 - whatever they were doing didn’t seem to be very well thought out
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Midge 2 year s ago
Merv,
dude sacrificed that woman to save his own @$$
dude sacrificed that woman to save his own @$$
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Nowell 2 year s ago
Midge, dude pushes her to get behind her - what a hero LOL
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Fie 2 year s ago
#11
Look at that wonderful carbon footprint! Beautiful.
Look at that wonderful carbon footprint! Beautiful.
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Nowell 2 year s ago
Fie, I saw that video on YouTube - that old tractor pulled a bigger plow than any modern diesel can. It does smoke a lot though.
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Hamilton 2 year s ago
Fie, Here in Murca, you'll find endless households with a vehicle for every occupant, usually SUVs, along with gasoline-powered lawnmowers, weed trimmers, and leaf and snow blowers. Just doing their part to save Earth - and NOT using coal.
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Ned 2 year s ago
Hamilton,
You prefer we go back to coal?
You prefer we go back to coal?
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Ron 2 year s ago
Ned, You are really sharp at catching sarcasm, aren't you? 
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Felix 2 year s ago
Ron, says the guy that completely missed the sarcasm
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Ned 2 year s ago
Fie,
#11 That's what actual carbon emission looks like. CO2 is quite different but it's still erroneously referred to as 'carbon emissions'. CO2 is plant food.
#11 That's what actual carbon emission looks like. CO2 is quite different but it's still erroneously referred to as 'carbon emissions'. CO2 is plant food.
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Lotta 2 year s ago
Ned,
That is a load of hogwash. CO2 in the lower atmosphere can be taken up by plants in limited quantities, which is far exceeded by our ground level emissions.
Atmospheric CO2 is not accessible to plants and resides at altitude for approx. 25 years before either denaturing under unfiltered full spectrum sunlight, or it combines with other elements and drops toward the earth...
That is a load of hogwash. CO2 in the lower atmosphere can be taken up by plants in limited quantities, which is far exceeded by our ground level emissions.
Atmospheric CO2 is not accessible to plants and resides at altitude for approx. 25 years before either denaturing under unfiltered full spectrum sunlight, or it combines with other elements and drops toward the earth...
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Lamont 2 year s ago
Fie,
Did you have as much to say when those 400+ private jets flew into Glasgow for the Climate Change Conference back in November '21? Bezos and Gates didn't seem too worked up over their carbon footprint.
Did you have as much to say when those 400+ private jets flew into Glasgow for the Climate Change Conference back in November '21? Bezos and Gates didn't seem too worked up over their carbon footprint.
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Indie 2 year s ago
#14
There's a voice
that keeps on calling me
There's a voice
that keeps on calling me
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Bryant 2 year s ago
#13 A dream, maybe?
dude sacrificed that woman to save his own @$$
Look at that wonderful carbon footprint! Beautiful.
You prefer we go back to coal?
#11 That's what actual carbon emission looks like. CO2 is quite different but it's still erroneously referred to as 'carbon emissions'. CO2 is plant food.
That is a load of hogwash. CO2 in the lower atmosphere can be taken up by plants in limited quantities, which is far exceeded by our ground level emissions.
Atmospheric CO2 is not accessible to plants and resides at altitude for approx. 25 years before either denaturing under unfiltered full spectrum sunlight, or it combines with other elements and drops toward the earth...
Did you have as much to say when those 400+ private jets flew into Glasgow for the Climate Change Conference back in November '21? Bezos and Gates didn't seem too worked up over their carbon footprint.
There's a voice
that keeps on calling me