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You failed math I presume, the x axis is the horizontal axis and it represents years

Please do not post on a scientifically oriented post if you don't understand how to plot a graph. I am not every tolerant of ignorance in my face. This is my thread, you have nothing to offer, stay off of it please.

Go fuck yourself.

You don't even know what you are reading you self deluded twerp

You should have used this one to support your delusion as it is more dramatic

[link to upload.wikimedia.org]

Well, actually I know exactly what I am looking at, and you have no idea, because you're a dumbed down numbskull. I don't know why people like you even bother to make fools of yourselves on threads that are over your heads. And why would I want to fuck myself when your wife is available?

Actually the graphs show exactly the same thing. If you shorten the x axis even more you can make it appear to be plunging rapidly. Again, do your ego, my readers and myself and find another thread to post to.

The lines mean nothing as it is one x for each year in the month of March on your graph and in September for the one I linked.

Your graph actually shows the coverage on an expansion not a contraction.

I like the images of the Subs sitting in open water at the North Pole in 1959.
Ice at the North Pole in 1958 and 1959 – not so thick
[link to wattsupwiththat.com]

OMG, there's a Nibiru at the North Pole! [link to wattsupwiththat.files.wordpress.com]



Last Edited by TBar1984 on 04/26/2012 07:39 PM

slope = -2.6% pr decade, not that it means anything to you.
What is the point. Go away moron. The polar ice cap is shrinking, this is rather common knowledge, and it is not nearly as thick , consistent or permanent as most uneducated people like you seem to think. One hot summer in the arctic and it could be gone completely. and this is certainly not beyond the realm of possibility.

Let me point it out for you simpleton..

YOUR GRAPH SHOWS AN INCREASE THIS YEAR and is the HIGHEST SINCE 2004

You also FAIL in not noting that your plot only uses 1979 to 2000 in it's mean calculation.

AA can you look at these pics and tell me what kind of toad this is, he acts so much different then any kind I've ever had. I live in the lower part of MI if that helps any. If I mess up the link I'm sorry having trouble latly with doing links.

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For some reason can't post any more pics or I just don't know how.

Last Edited by Starlite80 on 04/26/2012 08:03 PM

AA I understand the long term trend with the ice, but you said we'll see an ice free summer. That would require an incredible drop over any previous year. Are you sure about that?

I caught a couple Bullfrogs near sunset today. At time 2:55 you can see a bird fly up on the left causing a Bullfrog to jump in the water. I didn't know it was bird at the time and thought the Frog was in the bush. Then at time 3:30, you can see another Bullfrog jumping into view on the left. I can identify at least 5 Bullfrogs in different locations whereas last July you could only hear 1 on the video.

More Frogs this year, and, they are louder this year as well...

Yes, it is the most common species in the United states, the American toad, bufo americanus

Describe it's strange behavior. I know they love to be held on cool nights and tend to hang around where lights are. Good to see a bufo americanus, had one out back the other night

[link to www.fcps.edu]

I said I think it's going to get very hot this summer and the polar ice cap may completely melt and I still think it is possible. and no, I'm not sure about anything except that we are in for one hell of ride through uncharted territory.

hold on

Do did fine, it is definitely a bufo americanus, and they were once very very common, It is good to see a living example , they are so rare now.

The question is not whether these species are all extinct, I realize they're not. But there is no doubt a serious decline in all amphibians that has been noted and written about by all of the leading herpetologists in the world, and there is a mass extinction of species underway. i haven't seen a bullfrog in 4 years whereas they were at one time croaking all night every summer., but I did see some spring peepers (tiny one inch long devils that can jump a mile)yesterday while fishing and a wood frog a awhile back, as well as a lot of tree frogs and a single bufo americanus, but overall I see very few amphibians. You have to remember at my latitude we have extreme UV during the breeding season and this could be paramount in my observations

NASA claims they are baffled by the northern pole of the Sun losing it's polarity while the southern pole remains as strong as ever.
They need to read my post because I CAN explain it and it is not complicated. It is caused by our entry into the edge of the galactic plane and the same thing that is dampening the Earth northern magnetic pole is affecting the Sun, the polarity of the magnetic plasma field. NASA needs to hire some real astrophysicists.

[link to www.nasa.gov]

yep definitely frog's in that video, though some of the vegetation looks a bit rough

Well he was found in a cement window ceil on a house would't move for days, tried taking out but he would jump back in. At that point brought him to take up north because I was afraid he wouldn't get enough food here in the city but kids seen and now we have him for a pet. All he wants to do is be held, makes a very strange sound through out the day and night, also makes a different noise when you pet him.

It is DAMPING you MORON not DAMPENING

They are not rare they are everywhere for gods sake.

Who you calling moron, moron.

damp·en (dmpn)
v. damp·ened, damp·en·ing, damp·ens
v.tr.
1. To make damp.
2. To deaden, restrain, or depress: "trade moves . . . aimed at dampening protectionist pressures in Congress" (Christian Science Monitor).
3. To soundproof.
v.intr.

You as well as AAsshat
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

damp⋅ing
  /ˈdæmpɪŋ/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [dam-ping] Show IPA
–noun Physics.
1. a decreasing of the amplitude of an electrical or mechanical wave.
2. an energy-absorbing mechanism or resistance circuit causing this decrease.
3. a reduction in the amplitude of an oscillation or vibration as a result of energy being dissipated as heat.

cliffnotes: damping is energy decipation....dampening is making something wet.

you taking a rag and putting it in a bucket of water is the act of dampening.

you hitting a punching bag and the bag barely moving is an act of damping on the park of the bag.


God you people are brain dead

And it is catching from that post

fixed
cliff notes: damping is energy dissipation....dampening is making something wet.

you taking a rag and putting it in a bucket of water is the act of dampening.

you hitting a punching bag and the bag barely moving is an act of damping on the part of the bag.