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Are you implying that the red car is not actually to the left? It only appears to initially be to the left when in reality it was to the right all along.

thanks!

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@Sagemind definitely edited, but still funny! You can see the arm swinging around in the wide shots, I would guess they had the beer sitting on a pole basically and had the arm just hanging between the guy and the pole. Add a little motion to the beer later and there you have it

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I had all 4 wisdom teeth taken out at once and the pain medication they gave me for home made me nauseous. Threw up for hours through clenched teeth because I couldn't physically open my teeth. Ended up ripping all the stitches out in the process too so I was a bloody, barfy mess. I thought I was going to drown.

Hmm that came out sounding awfully depressing.. not trying to be a downer over here!

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dyalikedags?

whatiwantthacaravenfiritsbrukn

I like how he uses the CNN website to prove the legitimacy right before cutting through several more edited shots before the pictures

not saying there's any reason to be suspect, it's just an utter logic failure

That's not a tight end. It's a wide receiver

@bcglorf would you trust someone with a doctorate in geology?

Here are some data:

Air:
http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/cmb-faq/anomalies.php
Ocean:
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v465/n7296/fig_tab/nature09043_F1.html
(From: Lyman, J.M., Good, S.A., Gouretski, V.V., Ishii, M., Johnson, G.C., Palmer, M.D.,
Smith, D.M., and Willis, J.K., Robust warming of the global upper ocean: Nature,
v. 465, p. 334-337.)

The only real thing debated (or that should be debated) is why it's warming up. we've got 2 basic reasons: it's because of human interaction or it's because of natural processes (hey the earth has been WAY warmer than it is now several times - http://www.scotese.com/climate.htm)

In reference to your statement about the relative contributions of water vapor and CO2, there are 2 things you need to realize. First of all, the residence time of water vapor in the atmosphere is 9 days, the residence time of CO2 among other greenhouse gases can be as much as 100 years with other greenhouse gases (aerosols for example) much longer. Most aerosols were outlawed in the late 70s but graphs of their concentration in the atmosphere show no relative decrease since the cessation of their use. The second point here is that water vapor's place in the atmosphere is natural, greenhouse gas emission is not. Water vapor contributes to the amount of greenhouse effect that we need to survive on the planet (if we didn't have the greenhouse effect at all, earth could not sustain life - too cold). Humans contribute to greenhouse effect by adding in greenhouse gases and warming the planet. To specify the relative contributions of each and say "well water vapor is the biggest culprit! We only release tiny amounts of CO2 relative to water vapor, so it's really not our fault!" is irresponsible.

You might, however, find this interesting:
http://online.wsj.com/article_email/SB10001424052970204257504577150812451167538-lMyQjAxMTAyMDIwNDEyNDQyWj.html?mod=wsj_share_email

Definitely a different take on the issue at large, but again, the argument here isn't whether or not global warming is happening (it is) but rather what it all means.

Sloths are outrageously creepy.. So are anteaters

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here's something similar
http://youtu.be/h-7RlL3YtiQ

@TheSluiceGate well done! The guy sounds like he's speaking Russian, and I can actually pick out a few words she's saying.. flames, silverado (surprisingly), combos, corn nuts, gallon. I don't think I would have understood any had I not watched the original video first though

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