Practically Cut off from the World

[Guest Malcolm Tucker]

pissed, reaching a Todd Edwards rave on Saturday and he might not be able to reach..... f*ck OFF DUST

[Guest Malcolm Tucker]

LOL where that picture is sourced from though. Just proves that it is a lie.

http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Aqe2P9sYhZ2ndERxaWs2TU1iaDU1QW9ldzBzQXBpbkE&hl=en_GB

sekkle.

[Phil Brooks]

LOL where that picture is sourced from though. Just proves that it is a lie.

http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Aqe2P9sYhZ2ndERxaWs2TU1iaDU1QW9ldzBzQXBpbkE&hl=en_GB

sekkle.

Bruv, that's dead. You posted up where it is from & you trust these lying sites that convince you man are creating global warming when you can see how far this smoke has spread, how dense it is from the source and how little aviation produces CO2.

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Bun these government funded liars, paid to brainwash closed minded dudes. That is being a sheep.

[Phil Brooks]

For more than 2 million years our earth has cycled in and out of Ice Ages, accompanied by massive ice sheets accumulating over polar landmasses and a cold, desert-like global climate. Although the tropics during the Ice Age were still tropical, the temperate regions and sub-tropical regions were markedly different than they are today. There is a strong correlation between temperature and CO2 concentrations during this time.

Historically, glacial cycles of about 100,000 years are interupted by brief warm interglacial periods-- like the one we enjoy today. Changes in both temperatures and CO2 are considerable and generally synchronized, according to data analysis from ice and air samples collected over the last half century from permanent glaciers in Antarctica and other places. Interglacial periods of 15,000- 20,000 years provide a brief respite from the normal state of our natural world-- an Ice Age Climate. Our present interglacial vacation from the last Ice Age began about 18,000 years ago.

Over the last 400,000 years the natural upper limit of atmospheric CO2 concentrations was about 300 ppm. Today, CO2 concentrations worldwide average about 380 ppm. Compared to former geologic periods, concentrations of CO2 in our atmosphere are still very small and may not have a statistically measurable effect on global temperatures. For example, during the Ordovician Period 460 million years ago CO2 concentrations were 4400 ppm while temperatures then were about the same as they are today.

Do rising atmospheric CO2 concentrations cause increasing global temperatures, or could it be the other way around? This is one of the questions being debated today. Interestingly, CO2 lags an average of about 800 years behind the temperature changes-- confirming that CO2 is not the cause of the temperature increases. One thing is certain-- earth's climate has been warming and cooling on it's own for at least the last 400,000 years, as the data below show. At year 18,000 and counting in our current interglacial vacation from the Ice Age, we may be due-- some say overdue-- for return to another icehouse climate!

[Phil Brooks]

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i dont wanna know what you searched to get that pic

Angelo again:

[carpedeum]

lol@ that pic. my bro got a cab with 2 others from paris. now we need to know if he can go back 2mrw.

theres been more ash fallout this evening!

[Natty]

justin, lens, real talk and dmf

are f*ck*ng STRANGE

[UncleSimit]

Amazing stuff

Last one looks like something from a nightmare

[VENOM]

saw this on the news, i saw lightning but no rain. freaked me out tbh

but now it looks like there was actually rain

[R1.]

Looks like some Sodom and Gomarrah brimestone and fire.

[Gambino]

Armageddon

[The King]

Looks f*ck*ng sick.

[Axiom]

Looks f*ck*ng sick.

:!:

[Frank.]

Im starting to think theres more to this volcano story that we aint hearing about tbh. them prevent mass hysteria tactics there.

[Jefferson]

Looks f*ck*ng sick.

:!:

[LS]

Them pictures are truely amazing. Some people forget what nature can produce!

[Natty]

Wow

that is so sick

[Bardissimo]

i swear some chiliean eruption last year/2 years ago released more co2 than the manmade greenhouse gases since the industrial revolution?

and this is a very hany excuse; another day off college thanks

[Phil Brooks]

i swear some chiliean eruption last year/2 years ago released more co2 than the manmade greenhouse gases since the industrial revolution?

and this is a very hany excuse; another day off college thanks

Stuff like this happens all the time, that's why I aalways say volcanos produce more co2. But some guys are not thinking about the double contradictory info they get fed...

[spiderman]

Them pictures are truely amazing. Some people forget what nature can produce!

what i been saying from the begining. obviously though people are more concerned with their inconnvience which is fair, but just take a minute (espeically if you aint gotta fly out) to marvel at the awe nature produced. nature has been here before us and will be here after us, our civilisation is on a much smaller scale in comparison.

[Barney Stinson]

Theres a new cloud approaching as well.

Certain people are gonna miss their final exams. PMSL at not graduating on time cos of a volcano. In another country.

[spiderman]

my department sent out an email for mitigating circumstances to account for this volcano stuff making you miss your exams.

im sure the exams will just be rescheduled. for those who miss it.

[manuel]

I wonder if my teacher will be in Thursday. f*ck*ng hate that class too. She's from Ireland so she's probably back by now, Ferry or other means. Knowing her she probably f*ck*ng swam

[J. Edgar]

http://www.radarvirtuel.com/

Been watching someone of the flights on radar, and most of them that were ment for the UK have been force to divert or go in a holding patter

[Lieutenant]

Imagine my friend was meant to fly to LA on saturday to go to an awards ceremony to collect an award.

Paid for flights for her and her partner. £1300

Firstly pissed that she couldn't actually go there to collect it

Secondly pissed at absolutely no refund.