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Global warming 'on pause'
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And there will be a simple explanation of why AGW causes it...Originally posted by zeitghostNot long now before the glaciers roll over Africa.
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The IPCC is supposed to be the fount of all knowledge.
Supposing thats true. In their best case, if we all went back to the stone age, stopped emitting CO2 as of now
that would stop the planet warming by .333 of a degree over the next 87 years.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
Not in Rio but in Rio Grande do Sul it isn't unheard of. There are mountainous areas there where the feel is quite alpine. Big Germanic influence down there.Comment
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But no-one actually knows. Sorry - did I interrupt a good argument by pointing out the facts? Never mind - carry on.....Comment
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There was a Cafe Adolf in Rio believe it or not but it was there before WWII and its name was changed during the war.Originally posted by zeitghostI wonder why.
Is Adolph's Caff & Bar still going?

It's now called Bar Brasil (IIRC) but still serves the same Germanic fayre. Went in there once and had a black chopp with apple strudel. Yum...Comment
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ve are not germans ve ist sviss. Das is final, do you understandOriginally posted by freaki li cuatre View Postthere was a cafe adolf in rio believe it or not but it was there before wwii and its name was changed during the war.
It's now called bar brasil (iirc) but still serves the same germanic fayre. Went in there once and had a black chopp with apple strudel. Yum..."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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So when they say climate is changing you don't believe them. When they say it seems to have stopped, you do believe them?Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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of course the climate is changing...
we are all just bored of pointless tw@s trying to blame it on every little thing they feel they have some god given right to complain about.
oh and make money from too..Comment
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