Damn Global Warming

Coldest winter on record in China. Early and strong winter in Europe. Worst
winter in 30 years so far in the USA. Screaming about melting icecap at the
south pole while in the fine print you discover that the ice pack is the
thickest ever measured there at the moment.

Damn global warming!

On Feb 6, 8:31 pm, "Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote:
Coldest winter on record in China. Early and strong winter in Europe. Worst
winter in 30 years so far in the USA. Screaming about melting icecap at the
south pole while in the fine print you discover that the ice pack is the
thickest ever measured there at the moment.

Damn global warming!

dumbass,

you're absolutely right. if china is cold the whole earth must be
getting colder and if antarctic ice is thick, arctic ice must be
getting thicker too.

"Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote in message
...
Coldest winter on record in China. Early and strong winter in Europe. Worst winter in 30
years so far in the USA. Screaming about melting icecap at the south pole while in the
fine print you discover that the ice pack is the thickest ever measured there at the
moment.

Damn global warming!


As long as Europe gets a nice cool wet spring.
Don't want to see another Paris-Roubaix run off
in dry 27C weather like last year.

"Fabrizio Mazzoleni" wrote in message
news:XPtqj.1040$Ly.21@pd7urf1no...

"Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote in message
...
Coldest winter on record in China. Early and strong winter in Europe.
Worst winter in 30 years so far in the USA. Screaming about melting
icecap at the south pole while in the fine print you discover that the
ice pack is the thickest ever measured there at the moment.

Damn global warming!

As long as Europe gets a nice cool wet spring.
Don't want to see another Paris-Roubaix run off
in dry 27C weather like last year.

I'm with you there! What happened to the days of rain, sleet and snow in
Paris-Roubaix?

Tom Kunich wrote:
Coldest winter on record in China. Early and strong winter in Europe.
Worst winter in 30 years so far in the USA. Screaming about melting
icecap at the south pole while in the fine print you discover that the
ice pack is the thickest ever measured there at the moment.

Damn global warming!



62 degrees F. in NY today.

Steven Bornfeld wrote:
Tom Kunich wrote:
Coldest winter on record in China. Early and strong winter in Europe.
Worst winter in 30 years so far in the USA. Screaming about melting
icecap at the south pole while in the fine print you discover that the
ice pack is the thickest ever measured there at the moment.

Damn global warming!



62 degrees F. in NY today.

2 degrees in Munich and it's only 8 in the morning. Yesterday is was 10
degrees. I'm still waiting for the first real snowfall this winter.

On Feb 6, 11:07*pm, Kyle Legate wrote:
Steven Bornfeld wrote:
Tom Kunich wrote:
Coldest winter on record in China. Early and strong winter in Europe.
Worst winter in 30 years so far in the USA. Screaming about melting
icecap at the south pole while in the fine print you discover that the
ice pack is the thickest ever measured there at the moment.

Damn global warming!

62 degrees F. in NY today.

2 degrees in Munich and it's only 8 in the morning. Yesterday is was 10
degrees. I'm still waiting for the first real snowfall this winter.




Dumbass -


What are you doing in Munich?


thanks,

K. Gringioni.

Kurgan Gringioni wrote:
What are you doing in Munich?

http://www.biergarten.com/basics/bie...2/bgf_2006.jpg

Steven Bornfeld wrote:
Tom Kunich wrote:
Coldest winter on record in China. Early and strong winter in Europe.
Worst winter in 30 years so far in the USA. Screaming about melting
icecap at the south pole while in the fine print you discover that the
ice pack is the thickest ever measured there at the moment.

Damn global warming!



62 degrees F. in NY today.


My mistake. 68 degrees at about 1PM, smashing the old record for Feb.
6 by 10 degrees.

Steve

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On Feb 7, 12:30*am, Ted van de Weteringe
wrote:
Kurgan Gringioni wrote:
What are you doing in Munich?

http://www.biergarten.com/basics/bie...2/bgf_2006.jpg

Nice.

I'm glad to see at least some people are aware that a mug is the
proper vessel for beer.

"'Beer glasses' make me really mad." -- BF, 1759