cdjproductions 2010-10-01 06:24:34

I usually just go along with the year as it goes. Always loved October and November though, mostly 'cause of the cold temperatures and the way the air is clearer and less humid. Unfortunately down here in SC, temperatures take longer to drop, which really sucks. :P

ohbombuh 2010-10-03 20:31:17

Hey guys, plz don't blam. It's just a test, so it deserves a five and a permanent spot on NG because I'm too stupid to figure out dumping grounds.

Any reviews welcome until I see yours and act blindsided because you point out that it's a pile of shit.

aListers 2010-10-09 18:59:50

october is just another month to me. As long as it isn't november or whatever the month is that I have no holidays I'm ok with it. I used to love spring untill global warming started to kick in and it became hot. August is probably my favorite month. Either that or july.

BrazilianNinja 2010-10-10 02:36:12

On the contrary really. Global warming is a fact. There are several views about how it's happening, but they haven't yet reached a legitimate consensus. People may still argue and debate regarding the noticeability of the effects, but the official position is that it is indeed scientific fact and it threatens society in many forms.

But, I digress. My favorite month would be April. Radiant sunlight, puffy clouds with silver linings, mildly cool wind, and a light drizzle to top it off. That is my preference of weather. Yes, December has the holidays, my birthday, and New Year's Eve, I acknowledge that, but they're becoming a bore, and having to shovel the car out of six inches of snow in the morning is a goddamn drag.

BrazilianNinja 2010-10-10 14:28:06

I may have unintentionally gotten the wrong idea from your reply to aListers, as he didn't really touch on the subject of what the "cause" of global warming was.

However, the evidence for change in climate is unequivocal. According to today's scientists, they do claim humans are likely the blame to the "increase" of average global temperatures since the mid-20th century, and that is linked to the increase of man-made greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Climate always changes, it's inevitable. But to this sudden increase of temperature, humans are likely the cause. That has been proved with 90% certainty.

BrazilianNinja 2010-10-11 16:08:24

That's a strawman fallacy. I've never implied that humans were the complete cause of global warming. Quite actually, mentioned the opposite, more than once.

You have said earlier that humans were not responsible for the temperature rise, now you contradict your earlier idea, and agree that humans have made it larger.

In seriousness though, I was just pulling your leg. I apologize for the sudden lack of eloquence in this comment, you know I tease hard. ^^ It's not like me to get carried away on a topic like global warming. Why don't we end this subject before it turns into a Seinfeldian Conversation?