I've noticed our resident omniphobe and climate catastrophist, Fred
Bloggs, has been absent of late (which is most unusual for him). Did he finally succumb to anoxia due to greenhouse gases? Did the blood in his
veins boil due to an increase in global temperatures? Anyone heard
anything from him?
On 30/12/2024 12:36 am, Cursitor Doom wrote:
I've noticed our resident omniphobe and climate catastrophist, Fred
Bloggs, has been absent of late (which is most unusual for him). Did he
finally succumb to anoxia due to greenhouse gases? Did the blood in his
veins boil due to an increase in global temperatures? Anyone heard
anything from him?
An eventual rise in average global temperature by three degrees Celcius
isn't going to boil anybody's blood, and rising CO2 levels aren't going
to give anybody anoxia. The atmospheric oxygen content is about 21%, and
as we convert more of it to CO2 it is going down (and has been measured
as having gone down a bit, but by less than you get by going from meteorological high to a low).
He's more likely to have succumbed to Covid-19 (which is still killing people, but not the numbers we lost during the pandemic), and even more likely to have decided that that this user group is a waste of
bandwidth. Your contributions certainly are - but they are execrable
enough to be worth jeering at.
Bill Sloman <bill.sloman@ieee.org> wrote:
On 30/12/2024 12:36 am, Cursitor Doom wrote:
I've noticed our resident omniphobe and climate catastrophist, Fred
Bloggs, has been absent of late (which is most unusual for him). Did
he finally succumb to anoxia due to greenhouse gases? Did the blood in
his veins boil due to an increase in global temperatures? Anyone hearg
anything from him?
An eventual rise in average global temperature by three degrees Celcius
isn't going to boil anybody's blood, and rising CO2 levels aren't going
to give anybody anoxia. The atmospheric oxygen content is about 21%,
and as we convert more of it to CO2 it is going down (and has been
measured as having gone down a bit, but by less than you get by going
from meteorological high to a low).
He's more likely to have succumbed to Covid-19 (which is still killing
people, but not the numbers we lost during the pandemic), and even more
likely to have decided that that this user group is a waste of
bandwidth. Your contributions certainly are - but they are execrable
enough to be worth jeering at.
Didn’t he leave when google groups dropped us?
On Sun, 29 Dec 2024 17:02:42 -0000 (UTC), piglet wrote:
Bill Sloman <bill.sloman@ieee.org> wrote:
On 30/12/2024 12:36 am, Cursitor Doom wrote:
I've noticed our resident omniphobe and climate catastrophist, Fred
Bloggs, has been absent of late (which is most unusual for him). Did
he finally succumb to anoxia due to greenhouse gases? Did the blood in >>>> his veins boil due to an increase in global temperatures? Anyone hearg >>>> anything from him?
An eventual rise in average global temperature by three degrees Celcius
isn't going to boil anybody's blood, and rising CO2 levels aren't going
to give anybody anoxia. The atmospheric oxygen content is about 21%,
and as we convert more of it to CO2 it is going down (and has been
measured as having gone down a bit, but by less than you get by going
from meteorological high to a low).
He's more likely to have succumbed to Covid-19 (which is still killing
people, but not the numbers we lost during the pandemic), and even more
likely to have decided that that this user group is a waste of
bandwidth. Your contributions certainly are - but they are execrable
enough to be worth jeering at.
Well done, Bill. That thesaurus you've obviously invested in is serving
you well in expanding your limited insult vocabulary.
So the Covid shot felled poor old Fred, then. Lord knows there were enough warnings against taking it from the internet cognoscenti but he presumably trusted CNN more and paid the ultimate price for his misplaced faith in
the legacy media. He will be missed.
Didn’t he leave when google groups dropped us?
Mon cher Piglet, much as I'd like to believe that, I fear we must simply accept Bill's view as being definitive this time. Even a busted clock is right twice a day.
Bill Sloman <bill.sloman@ieee.org> wrote:
On 30/12/2024 12:36 am, Cursitor Doom wrote:
I've noticed our resident omniphobe and climate catastrophist, Fred
Bloggs, has been absent of late (which is most unusual for him). Did he
finally succumb to anoxia due to greenhouse gases? Did the blood in his
veins boil due to an increase in global temperatures? Anyone heard
anything from him?
An eventual rise in average global temperature by three degrees Celcius
isn't going to boil anybody's blood, and rising CO2 levels aren't going
to give anybody anoxia. The atmospheric oxygen content is about 21%, and
as we convert more of it to CO2 it is going down (and has been measured
as having gone down a bit, but by less than you get by going from
meteorological high to a low).
He's more likely to have succumbed to Covid-19 (which is still killing
people, but not the numbers we lost during the pandemic), and even more
likely to have decided that that this user group is a waste of
bandwidth. Your contributions certainly are - but they are execrable
enough to be worth jeering at.
Didn’t he leave when google groups dropped us?
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