24-05-2005 13:15									#61
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	24-05-2005 13:36									#62
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This will be the end of the world:

http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/05/23/...r.ap/index.html

Is anyone concerned that scientists may be getting a little too ambitious and may destory the world? I guess if it happens, I'll never know, as it will happen so fast. So I guess that's not so bad. Yes I know, there is nothing to fear. As there won't be enough hydrogen available to sustain the reaction. Normal earth elements such as carbon are too big for fusion reactions I suppose.

	24-05-2005 22:35									#63
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Boredom.

	24-05-2005 22:37									#64
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St Leo

	24-05-2005 23:49									#65
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St Leo is going to destroy the word and kill off humanity?

	25-05-2005 00:04									#66
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quote: Originally posted by Odin The Mideval Warm Period and "Little Ice Age" where just the latest 2 variations, there was nothing unusual about them except that they are the most well known. We are curently going past the MWP level, and we may reach average temperatures not seen since the Altithermal 6,000 years ago in a few decades. Another reason it is most likely not natural is that since the Altithermal, things have been cooling off untill 100 ago, this drastic warming is way out of character for an Interglacial that is long past the Altithermal "hump".

Things have been steadily warming since the end of the Pleistocene. In fact we define the Holocene as the beginning of the warming period which begun 10,000 years ago. In the last 100 years the world has experienced an average temperature change of 0.5 to 1.0 °F where as during the midieval warm period temperatures rose between 5 to 8 °F and during the mini ice age temperatures dropped between 5 to 10 °F.

What's different now is the temperatures seem to be changing a bit more quickly then in previous warming or cooling events. Over all however the changes observed do fall well with in previously observed natural temperature changes.

	25-05-2005 00:05									#67
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quote: Originally posted by Lancer Any I haven't thought of?

Republicans

	25-05-2005 00:25									#68
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quote: Originally posted by Alex St Leo is going to destroy the word and kill off humanity?

No, the amount of boredom we suffer reading the rantings of St. Leo will destroy the world and kill off humanity.

Lord knows I want to kill myself after reading some of his arguments.

	25-05-2005 00:43									#70
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quote: Originally posted by Flandrien spam

QFT!

	25-05-2005 01:07									#71
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There *are* ways to destroy the Earth, you know.

	25-05-2005 01:11									#72
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I think I already mentioned who and how the earth was going to be destoryed; the chinese are going to throw the eart out of orbit by becoming very, very heavy!

	25-05-2005 22:33									#73
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Banana blight will destroy the earth, Poly polls are never wrong. The good news is it saved us from being destroyed by the Finns, which would have been embarrassing.

	25-05-2005 22:36									#74
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The world will end 29 may 2005 when the crazy frog song hits #1, or at least its the begining of the end

	25-05-2005 22:38									#75
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never heard it

	25-05-2005 22:42									#76
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Stefu started a thread on it

spoiler(highlight to read): http://www.apolyton.net/forums/show...threadid=133874

Garunteed to get to number one, outselling everything else 4 to 1, its a national love/HATE thing

	25-05-2005 23:26									#77
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Just be glad you don't have rap.