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Sep 8, 2005 | 03:26 PM

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zdave87

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Sep 8, 2005 | 03:27 PM

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From: Pt. A to Pt. B via VTEC!!

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Originally Posted by NikePenguin,Sep 8 2005, 07:21 PM

What is the average world temperature for the last 10 million years?

Google it.

Sep 8, 2005 | 03:29 PM

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Quote "global warming" has nothing to do with the Hurricanes. It's just one of those cycles that happen.

I forgot, Paul Ehrlich predicted all this stuff back years ago.

BTW-not one of his predications came true.

Sep 8, 2005 | 03:31 PM

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I believe warmer water temperatures have a lot to do with hurricanes.... I am not convinced that that means global warming is involved.

Sep 8, 2005 | 03:32 PM

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Sep 8, 2005 | 03:45 PM

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Sep 8, 2005 | 03:52 PM

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Sep 9, 2005 | 06:07 AM

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Originally Posted by mikes2k,Sep 8 2005, 05:42 PM

Its all global warmings fault!

Soon there will be no room for our cold weathered feathered friends.

It has nothing (or at the most, very very little) to do with global warming. The oceans constantly cycle, and we happen to be in a warm period. A lot of the rapid growth in the gulf coast occured in a cold period when hurricanes couldn't easily form.