What are you watching on TV right now?

[Odds]

Depends how far you want to back.
If you average it out at 5 every 50 years it's a few if you get down to the 17th century

Or three, depending on which Google search you choose to use.

Then you'd have to look at Global trends rather than just averaging out the numbers and peer into the dusty archives where geologists keep their rock samples to check on how much rainfall there was for a certain region. You're still hooked up on weather patterns for observing Climate Change.

 

[gant]

Or three, depending on which Google search you choose to use.

Then you'd have to look at Global trends rather than just averaging out the numbers and peer into the dusty archives where geologists keep their rock samples to check on how much rainfall there was for a certain region. You're still hooked up on weather patterns for observing Climate Change.

Your getting as bad as some of the other nutjobs on here.
The issue I was focusing on was the lies used to promote climate change, nothing to do weather patterns.

 

[denso13]

If you average it out at 5 every 50 years

Sounds rare to me, once every ten years?

 

[gant]

Sounds rare to me, once every ten years?

What's being rare got to do with what's being discussed.

 

[denso13]

What's being rare got to do with what's being discussed.

You said someone was lying when they said it was rare?

If you say the Sahara has snow as rare as hens teeth and the fact of the matter it's happened five times in the last forty years that to me is a blatant lie.

 

[gant]

How many teeth do hens have?

 

[Odds]

Your getting as bad as some of the other nutjobs on here.
The issue I was focusing on was the lies used to promote climate change, nothing to do weather patterns.

Aren't you getting ahead of yourself?
I mean 'Earth from Space' isn't necessarily about Climate Change, is it?
Haven't you just taken a couple of random facts and shoehorned in a complaint about the GReen Agenda?
It's never rained in the Atacarma Desert, either.

 

[gant]

How would I know, like I said I switched off. Did the second half of the program say we're only havin yer on?

 

[denso13]

Did the second half of the program say we're only havin yer on?

Which one did you watch, I can get it on iPlayer?

 

[denso13]

Horseshit. Earth from space.

Which one?

Earth from Space

Cameras in space tell stories of life on our planet from a brand new perspective.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[denso13]

Found it, and the full sentence is,

"Snow falls, in the Sahara desert".

And on hurricanes, "on average, one hurricane hits the US Gulf coast every year".

 

[Mottie]

Just watched Oppenheimer. Saw a bit last night, finished it off tonight but dozed off halfway through. Looks like it could be a good film. Need to watch it again all in one sitting and stay awake!

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Just watched Oppenheimer. Saw a bit last night, finished it off tonight but dozed off halfway through. Looks like it could be a good film. Need to watch it again all in one sitting and stay awake!

I watched the first 20 minutes, got the opposite idea, and gave up on it.

 

[gant]

Found it, and the full sentence is,

"Snow falls, in the Sahara desert".

And on hurricanes, "on average, one hurricane hits the US Gulf coast every year".

When you heard about the snow did you ejaculate?
An hurricane hitting the gulf coast every year isn't the same as worst hurricane season on record.
As per usual you taking things down a different rabbit hole takes it away from the point I was making.

 

[Mottie]

I watched the first 20 minutes, got the opposite idea, and gave up on it.

I did that the first time.

Okay, I nodded off twice but that’s not unusual for me! I’m going to give it another go when I have a couple of hours.