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 Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 6:15 am
Sukihana! at the Arcade I just don't get it.
It was below freezing. FRIGID TEMPATURES, last week.
This week ITS BEAUTIFUL. high 40's low 50's. (f)
I fell asleep with my window open 2 NIGHTS IN A ROW.
Darn you global warming! Your confusing me!
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Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 4:47 pm
Sukihana! at the Arcade Sukihana! at the Arcade I just don't get it.
It was below freezing. FRIGID TEMPATURES, last week.
This week ITS BEAUTIFUL. high 40's low 50's. (f)
I fell asleep with my window open 2 NIGHTS IN A ROW.
Darn you global warming! Your confusing me! In The Year 3000 We'll All Live Underwater. ;D
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Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 4:44 am
paul123456789 Sukihana! at the Arcade Sukihana! at the Arcade I just don't get it.
It was below freezing. FRIGID TEMPATURES, last week.
This week ITS BEAUTIFUL. high 40's low 50's. (f)
I fell asleep with my window open 2 NIGHTS IN A ROW.
Darn you global warming! Your confusing me! In The Year 3000 We'll All Live Underwater. ;D
Actually, were I live will be one of the first to go under.
Long Island, New York isn't that highh above sea level ):
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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 2:25 pm
heheh, this last winter, southern Arizona saw some snow. :3
Sure some screwy weather these days, eh?
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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 3:43 pm
for the last week the sky, was turning wierd colors at sunset, and my dad says its because of pollution. Mabey living under water will come before 3000........live life to the fullest people!
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Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 1:21 pm
Lulianii for the last week the sky, was turning wierd colors at sunset, and my dad says its because of pollution. Mabey living under water will come before 3000........live life to the fullest people! we all know that we are not gonna live underwater. There just is not that much water
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Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2007 6:51 pm
We can dream cant we? Some of us might. And there is alot of water, in the iceburgs, i mean. hmmmmm.....
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Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 10:02 am
Nobody is posting, I could have a conversation with myself and nobody would ever see it......
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Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 4:10 pm
Try living in UTAH! SOOO HOT *20 minutes later* SOOO STORMY *20 minutes later* ahhh that's better.
It drives me nuts sometiimes.
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Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 10:37 am
Its around 92 here, and thats without the heat index.....
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Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 3:33 pm
rikuHEART We've been having really weird weather, but I don't know if it's because of global warming or because of El Niño...We usually have a bit of snow sometime in January (though it was normal to have snow in MARCH way back when...>_>), but we just got a big storm in November. Plus we had a HUGE HUGE HUGE windstorm (with a bit of lightening and thunder here and there...but a LOT of rain - Pacific Northwest, gotta love it. lol ) the week before Christmas, and it shut down the power of over 700,000 households. We got our power back after 2 days, but a lot of other people had to wait 3 weeks.
Global warming doesn't necesarily mean that it will be warmer in your area, though...Cuz it's predicted that it will shut off the warm air current that gives Europe a bunch of heat, so Europe will probably be freezing. I hate it when people do that, its soo annoying!!!!! They only say europe will freeze! stressed get your facts straight! It will also cause snow and ice to cover the eastern US all the way down to the Va/Nc line. stressed gonk mad
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:49 pm
rikuHEART We've been having really weird weather, but I don't know if it's because of global warming or because of El Niño...We usually have a bit of snow sometime in January (though it was normal to have snow in MARCH way back when...>_>), but we just got a big storm in November. Plus we had a HUGE HUGE HUGE windstorm (with a bit of lightening and thunder here and there...but a LOT of rain - Pacific Northwest, gotta love it. lol ) the week before Christmas, and it shut down the power of over 700,000 households. We got our power back after 2 days, but a lot of other people had to wait 3 weeks.
Global warming doesn't necesarily mean that it will be warmer in your area, though...Cuz it's predicted that it will shut off the warm air current that gives Europe a bunch of heat, so Europe will probably be freezing. Not just europe it would also send eastern america into a deep freeze, pelting us with ice and snow, we also get our mild climate from the current.
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