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hihihans
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took this with K850 in Wormerveer-Holland through the cat-door
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hihihans
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Snowmen
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Bonovox
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Lol you were trying to get through the cat flap lol  I shall post some tomorrow.
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Bonovox
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Global warming i dont think so. Since 2007 every summer has been wet. Now past 2 winters have been very cold with lots of snow. Global warming is bull. In parts of Poland its been minus 20 with 15 people dead. Same with east coast of America 4 people dead in worst snows for decades.
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Raiderski
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Esato at Polish-Czech border 
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Nice photos 
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lukechris
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On 2009-12-20 19:13:00, Bonovox wrote:
Global warming i dont think so. Since 2007 every summer has been wet. Now past 2 winters have been very cold with lots of snow. Global warming is bull. In parts of Poland its been minus 20 with 15 people dead. Same with east coast of America 4 people dead in worst snows for decades.
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Agreed 
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Bonovox
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When people say flooding is the process of global warming or hurricanes has no clue. Cos these things have happened from beginning of time. Its just now population is bigger and more and more people live on flat lands below sea level. Because of higher population houses are built on flood plains and we see and hear more of it because of media. Anyway lets stick with snow 
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michka
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You are refuting things that are well understood and measured. And you don't understand what global warming means.
Global warning means an increase in the mean temperature of the earth. It does not mean that the temperature will increase everywhere on earth. On the contrary, temperature will eventually lower in some regions. And the same is true for other properties like raining and so on. To add to this, it is ridiculous to base your reflexion on a 1 year observation, as we all know that weather is highly variable from day to day.
Guys, instead of thinking from your own very local experience, try to get the facts from the thousands of measurements made all over the world.
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Bonovox
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Not basing it on one year but its a natural cycle anyway of the planet always has been.
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elisa
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I want to make a snowman and have snowball fights. very exacting.  |
Bonovox
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Why not snow is fun
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michka
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On 2009-12-21 02:09:00, Bonovox wrote:
Not basing it on one year but its a natural cycle anyway of the planet always has been.
We do not speak here of what is a natural cycle or not. We speak about the fact that the mean temperature of the earth is increasing drastically for about 150 years. Now, you can think that 2 degrees is not drastical, but even such a small increase already has a strong impact on climatology.
Now this being said, when comparing to what has happened in the past, it is obvious that the rate at which the climate changes now shows without any doubt that human activity has a huge impact.
You know, scientists are more serious and honest than you may think. We are not politicians!
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lukechris
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Wow, just woke up, had a peep, got dressed, and I would say the snow is about 5" (12cm ish) thick in places. Will post pictures soon
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Bonovox
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Oh lucky you more snow
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