Professor Beef
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Ookami and ronito, I'm sorry to have doubted you.
can you explain a talking spongeTrojita said:Spongebob takes a bath in water in water, you can't explain that.
Something Wicked said:Yeah, I know it's still a SpongeBob related thread, but I'm responding to a couple more of these misguided points:
That SF chronicle blog listed about 18 out of 1000s of scientific organizations- many of which require AGW to be an issue to ever receive the levels of funding they currently receive. The two I respect the most out of those, the American Chemical Society and American Physical Society, I know each have many members angry over the press statements supporting AGW from the organization heads. AGW certainly does not have unanimous support within these organizations (and within many others).
One press statement certainly does not speak for the 1,000s, 10,00s, or 100,000s of scientists and engineers within each group. For the last few decades, most scientists did not really care what their fellow scientists within the climatology areas claimed. Most thought "why bother criticizing fellow colleagues' entire bodies of work, besides climatology is not exactly my field anyway", even though they knew they had a far better understanding on how the universe operates than these "pseudo-scientist" climatologists. Now with the massive "climate taxes" being proposed throughout the world, other scientists are speaking up. But no, continue reading horribly biased blogs that claim "nearly all scientists support AGW theory" when that is far from reality.
I have done plenty of research (reading the actual scientific papers and IPCC reports, not some idiots' shitty blogs), and after looking at how temperature values are calculated from ice cores, temperature stations for the last 100 years, and even how temperatures are currently being measured and averaged, I say (as a chemical engineer) that very high degrees of error exist in these measurements, and thus the probability of AGW is actually quite low.
Something Wicked said:That SF chronicle blog listed about 18 out of 1000s of scientific organizations- many of which require AGW to be an issue to ever receive the levels of funding they currently receive. The two I respect the most out of those, the American Chemical Society and American Physical Society, I know each have many members angry over the press statements supporting AGW from the organization heads. AGW certainly does not have unanimous support within these organizations (and within many others).
Something Wicked said:One press statement certainly does not speak for the 1,000s, 10,00s, or 100,000s of scientists and engineers within each group. For the last few decades, most scientists did not really care what their fellow scientists within the climatology areas claimed. Most thought "why bother criticizing fellow colleagues' entire bodies of work, besides climatology is not exactly my field anyway", even though they knew they had a far better understanding on how the universe operates than these "pseudo-scientist" climatologists. Now with the massive "climate taxes" being proposed throughout the world, other scientists are speaking up. But no, continue reading horribly biased blogs that claim "nearly all scientists support AGW theory" when that is far from reality.
Something Wicked said:I have done plenty of research (reading the actual scientific papers and IPCC reports, not some idiots' shitty blogs), and after looking at how temperature values are calculated from ice cores, temperature stations for the last 100 years, and even how temperatures are currently being measured and averaged, I say (as a chemical engineer) that very high degrees of error exist in these measurements, and thus the probability of AGW is actually quite low.
Pretty sure HuffPo was referring to the greenhouse effect, which does meet that description...SiriusTexra said:"a scientific fact well understood for over a century."
Stopped reading.
Throavium said:We need to go deeper.
Ookami-kun said:MISTER KRABS! MISTER KRABS! MISTER KRABS!
ronito said:He/she/it wubmos
Fimbulvetr said:WHAT? WHAT? WHAT?
Ookami-kun said:PATRICK! PATRICK! PATRICK!
Fimbulvetr said:YES? YES? YES?
OUT WITH IT, BOY!Ookami-kun said:HE SAID! HE SAID! HE SAID!
TBH if they posted something like that, it wouldn't surprise me at all.Amir0x said:I think the more severe problem is that Spongebob pushes a pro porn agenda, and is that really appropriate for our kids?
Love how they bookend Osama's death with Bush giving a speech at Ground Zero.Jason's Ultimatum said:
DonMigs85 said:Why is Pearl, a sperm whale, only slightly bigger than her crab father and far smaller than David Hasselhoff?
This is even worse than the scale issues in Rango, where foxes and bobcats were the same size as small lizards.
It's not the size of the waves, it's the motion of the ocean.Ookami-kun said:She's just a teenager!
I'm actually surprised that your main issue wasn't how Krabs somehow conceived a whale.
why would he even have kids--kids aren't cheapOokami-kun said:She's just a teenager!
I'm actually surprised that your main issue wasn't how Krabs somehow conceived a whale.
I always assumed she was adopted... But apparently that's not the case?Ookami-kun said:She's just a teenager!
I'm actually surprised that your main issue wasn't how Krabs somehow conceived a whale.
"Although she is a whale and her father is a crab, it is not clear whether she was adopted, or if her mother is a whale, although the trivia book implies that she had a mother who was a whale. "DonMigs85 said:I always assumed she was adopted... But apparently that's not the case?
Ookami-kun said:Man, Eugene Krabs sure does get around.
Even sea mammalsProfessor Beef said:BitchesFishes love dat money.
Something Wicked said:Yeah, I know it's still a SpongeBob related thread, but I'm responding to a couple more of these misguided points:
That SF chronicle blog listed about 18 out of 1000s of scientific organizations- many of which require AGW to be an issue to ever receive the levels of funding they currently receive. The two I respect the most out of those, the American Chemical Society and American Physical Society, I know each have many members angry over the press statements supporting AGW from the organization heads. AGW certainly does not have unanimous support within these organizations (and within many others).
One press statement certainly does not speak for the 1,000s, 10,00s, or 100,000s of scientists and engineers within each group. For the last few decades, most scientists did not really care what their fellow scientists within the climatology areas claimed. Most thought "why bother criticizing fellow colleagues' entire bodies of work, besides climatology is not exactly my field anyway", even though they knew they had a far better understanding on how the universe operates than these "pseudo-scientist" climatologists. Now with the massive "climate taxes" being proposed throughout the world, other scientists are speaking up. But no, continue reading horribly biased blogs that claim "nearly all scientists support AGW theory" when that is far from reality.
I have done plenty of research (reading the actual scientific papers and IPCC reports, not some idiots' shitty blogs), and after looking at how temperature values are calculated from ice cores, temperature stations for the last 100 years, and even how temperatures are currently being measured and averaged, I say (as a chemical engineer) that very high degrees of error exist in these measurements, and thus the probability of AGW is actually quite low.
Krabs is 100% ma-male.DonMigs85 said:Even sea mammals
got damnAmir0x said:I think the more severe problem is that Spongebob pushes a pro porn agenda, and is that really appropriate for our kids?
OK, I have to ask, is that you in your avatar pictures? You seem to cycle pictures of the same chill dudeSmokyDave said:....
Shit.
I thought that was the Daily Show thread?Mortrialus said:There should just be an official "Fox News is silly" thread.
AbsoluteZero said:Fuck me I want a Spongebob appreciation thread now.
Mononofu said:Get to it man.
AbsoluteZero said:But I'm terrible at the opening post makies.
Mortrialus said:There should just be an official "Fox News is silly" thread.
Nah, biggest problem of scale in Rango was how they both had built things out of human sized junk but also had machined things that were animal scale.DonMigs85 said:Why is Pearl, a sperm whale, only slightly bigger than her crab father and far smaller than David Hasselhoff?
This is even worse than the scale issues in Rango, where foxes and bobcats were the same size as small lizards.
The_Technomancer said:Nah, biggest problem of scale in Rango was how they both had built things out of human sized junk but also had machined things that were animal scale.