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28. Welcome to the neighborhood, but

Fri Mar 23, 2012, 08:44 PM

Mar 2012

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Do you believe in climate change? [View all] xchrom Mar 2012 OP

yes cindyperry2010 Mar 2012 #1

How could anyone not believe in climate change life long demo Mar 2012 #2

Human activity as a contributing factor is new. lastlib Mar 2012 #5

The question is: RobertEarl Mar 2012 #6

I don�t want to be too pedantic but I feel the phrases� OKIsItJustMe Mar 2012 #7

Above 350 it causes change RobertEarl Mar 2012 #11

I�m sorry, but you�re wrong OKIsItJustMe Mar 2012 #14

I'm not wrong RobertEarl Mar 2012 #15

Yes, I am claiming otherwise OKIsItJustMe Mar 2012 #16

I give up with you RobertEarl Mar 2012 #17

It�s not because you�re new OKIsItJustMe Mar 2012 #18

Hundreds of thousands of Scientist's Rain Mcloud Mar 2012 #8

You don't believe in love? XemaSab Mar 2012 #10

Huey Lewis himself couldn't have phrased it better! hatrack Mar 2012 #12

This is (of course) exactly what the author was saying� OKIsItJustMe Mar 2012 #20

CO2 RobertEarl Mar 2012 #19

What on Earth does �Dry Ice� have to do with it? OKIsItJustMe Mar 2012 #21

Stop and think RobertEarl Mar 2012 #23

Right there in your own post RobertEarl Mar 2012 #26

Um, what? XemaSab Mar 2012 #25

Like OK wrote RobertEarl Mar 2012 #27

Welcome to the neighborhood, but OKIsItJustMe Mar 2012 #28