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very sparkly
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well enough about this....cant wait to get to mexico and bake in the extra hot sun!! |
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beachaholic
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Let me put it in plain english. Global warming is already there. You just have to go to the arctic to see it and believe it. The warming trend in the high latitudes is very evident. For temperate and tropical zones, it will take a lot longer for the effects to be evident (aka palm trees on Pennsylvania Avenue). By that time of course it will be too late. Those climate variations I spoke about are over CENTURIES. Some of the effects of global warming are seen over YEARS or DECADES...way too fast to be entirely natural. PS: The fact that this started with something out of Fox news should have raised a red flag. |
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Are the mosquitos bad on the beach? My daughters seem to attract them.
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Didn't global warming start sometime during the ice age?
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This year, they are here, they are hungry and they are so big they pick you up and carry you away
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The Mexican national bird?
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