Phil Jones & Climate Change

[Sillystunt]

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is that who's fault all this gosh-darned snow is????

YES, lets get him!!!

ummm, can i ride a cow to go get him? just asking....no pressure

 

[ohiofarmgirl]

saddle up that moo and lets ride baby!

 

[Sillystunt]

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yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee haw! oh, and can i borrow a saddle or something? My butt is gonna hurt by the time we get there!

 

[ohiofarmgirl]

hee hee hee snort hee hee hee

seriously... i'm never gonna get any chores done with all this ridiculousness going on!

 

[Amyable]

You guys are a HOOT today!!!

This thread had the potential to get nasty and it has gone the completely opposite way

 

[ohiofarmgirl]

i think we are all snow bound and stir crazy!

 

[Royd]

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Someone should write a thesis on How to,successfully, hijack a thread, in two posts.

Please, no hijacking!!!​

 

[Boyd]

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Someone should write a thesis on How to,successfully, hijack a thread, in two posts.

lets start

 

[Wynette]

Ummm.....nah, let's not.

 

[Prettiest Frog]

If I take an ice cube, and put it into a drink, the melting of the ice cube cools the drink. The warming of the ice cube cools the larger drink, making it refreshing to drink. But, eventually, the ice will melt away, and the drink will continue to warm after the initial cooling from the melting ice.

If we were to take the temperature of the ice, and the temperature of the drink, and compare the average to the temperature of the drink after the ice has started to melt in it, we would find that the temperature of the drink is warmer than what might be expected from the average, even though the overall drink is cooler than when the experiment started.