IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
You are making assumptions that these 15%s are all the same group. If there is only limited overlap you can get a majority of people crazy each in a different way.
Damn! It's Hot Out!!!
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IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Another round of thunderstorms and more flooding. Not as bad as last week. 2 subway stations and a couple of streets are partially flooded.
Channel98
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A 2022 University of New Hampshire study found that 10% of Americans believe the earth is flat and 17% do not believe the earth revolves around the sun. Wow.
Bill Dana's 1962 comedy album José Jimenez Talks To Teenagers includes The History Lesson: Christopher Columbus. Here is how it ends: "Some guy up in the crow's place yelled 'Land ho! Land ho!' And they all yelled 'Shut up! Shut up!' But when they realized what 'Land ho' meant, they were all excited and were just going to have a party – when they fell off the end of the earth."
Bill Dana's 1962 comedy album José Jimenez Talks To Teenagers includes The History Lesson: Christopher Columbus. Here is how it ends: "Some guy up in the crow's place yelled 'Land ho! Land ho!' And they all yelled 'Shut up! Shut up!' But when they realized what 'Land ho' meant, they were all excited and were just going to have a party – when they fell off the end of the earth."
scotchandcigar
All I wanted was some steak
That's pretty sad. I wonder if they have a list of reasons why those people feel that way. Is it ignorance? Conspiracy? Distrust in authority? Or inability to comprehend certain concepts (i.e. stupidity)?
We need a Venn diagram. I know somebody who loves them.
Channel98
Don't yell or hit.
Mister scotch, here is the article about the University of New Hampshire study – or, as Art Linkletter might have referred to it, "People Are Stupid."
carsey.unh.edu
Conspiracy vs. Science: A Survey of U.S. Public Beliefs
In this brief, author Lawrence Hamilton reports the results of a nationwide U.S. survey that asked respondents whether they agreed, disagreed, or were unsure about a series of statements that mixed pseudo-science conspiracy claims with well-established scientific facts.
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I had that meeting I mentioned in the other thread today. When I left to come back to the office, it was a crazy hot, humid, & sunny 101 degrees.
A couple of hours later, after some severe storms passed through, and the temp dropped to 67 degrees.
Apparently, while I was driving, the storm back at the office was severe enough that the tornado sirens went off and everyone had to go to the basement to seek shelter.
A couple of hours later, after some severe storms passed through, and the temp dropped to 67 degrees.
Apparently, while I was driving, the storm back at the office was severe enough that the tornado sirens went off and everyone had to go to the basement to seek shelter.
scotchandcigar
All I wanted was some steak
A day after this
blockclubchicago.org
the heat came to us. But later this afternoon, a cold front is coming in, and the rest of the week will be cool. And then it'll be Labor Day weekend. So today was perhaps my last chance to have lunch on the beach, and it was pretty awesome.
Not only was it hot and humid, but the temp didn't cool-down much along the coast. A full dunk in the ocean was necessary.
And while this was perhaps my 40th trip to the beach this summer, it's likely to be my last shot of summer sunbathing. Unless we get an "Indian summer", or whatever the politically correct term is now.
Chicago Heat Breaks Record, With Index Climbing To A Brutal 114 Degrees
Chicago set a new daily high temperature record Tuesday, which is also the hottest day of the year so far. An air quality alert was also issued Tuesday.
blockclubchicago.org
the heat came to us. But later this afternoon, a cold front is coming in, and the rest of the week will be cool. And then it'll be Labor Day weekend. So today was perhaps my last chance to have lunch on the beach, and it was pretty awesome.
Not only was it hot and humid, but the temp didn't cool-down much along the coast. A full dunk in the ocean was necessary.
And while this was perhaps my 40th trip to the beach this summer, it's likely to be my last shot of summer sunbathing. Unless we get an "Indian summer", or whatever the politically correct term is now.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
It is comfortable this week in Toronto. It is scrotching hot in Columbus. Was also hot in Toledo on Monday.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
While eating breakfast at the hotel they had The Weather Channel on. They were all excited about heavy downpours and flash flooding over Texas and Louisiana. If they were any more excited they would have the guy with the raincoat dispatched to the area. I hope you are reasonably dry where you are Aaron. Watch out for the weather guys if you see them.
Channel98
Don't yell or hit.
A February 2024 University of Michigan study found that 14.8% of Americans do not believe climate change is real. I'm guessing none of those people live in Phoenix.
www.huffpost.com
Phoenix Temperature Hits At Least 100 For 100th Straight Day
The temperature hit 102 F in Phoenix on May 27 and has made it to triple digits every day since.
scotchandcigar
All I wanted was some steak
I've heard people say things like "Gee, it's hot in Phoenix? What a surprise." Some people are motivated - for business reasons or political reasons - to take a particular stand on the issue, and there's no amount of "evidence" that'll change that.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
A cold front.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
We have a cold rainy weekend ahead. Warming up again next week.
Saw this meme on facebook:
September is a lie. It consists of 3 weeks of August, 1 week of October and a weekend from April thrown in.
Saw this meme on facebook:
September is a lie. It consists of 3 weeks of August, 1 week of October and a weekend from April thrown in.