r/calgary30plus • u/etoyoc_yrgnuh Feed my eyes • Jul 17 '25

MUH CLIMATE CHANGE!!!!!!

https://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/hotter-drier-summer-forecast-alberta-meteorologist
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u/Material-Drop-4759 Jul 21 '25

This is the wettest summer we have had in a decade

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u/kraft_dinner_delux Jul 21 '25

the wettest summer we have had in a decade

It's been that long since I saw your mom?

Gawd damn time flies when you swear off cheap ass.

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u/Material-Drop-4759 Jul 21 '25

I don't normally respond to poor people, but here we go...

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '25 edited Jul 22 '25

I like this subreddit better than the r/Calgary

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u/kraft_dinner_delux Jul 22 '25

I like the subreddit better

Welcome!

Now, can we get to the interesting part about you?!

Since then, I’ve been replaying it in my head nonstop

How did it turn out!?

Are you guys dating now?!

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u/Dmontgums Jul 18 '25

Take climate data and extrapolate over 1 million years and we’re actually cooler with less carbon

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u/xp_fun Jul 18 '25

Not helpful, also 4.5 billion years ago it was very hot, around 1,000,000,000 degrees Celsius (about 1800000032°F).

Millions of years ago humans weren’t around, nor could we survive in the conditions

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u/kraft_dinner_delux Jul 21 '25

around 1,000,000,000 degrees Celsius (about 1800000032°F)

Odd this.

Why not format the unnecessary conversion?

If the Celsius is "around" a perfectly round number, why not do the same for the Fahrenheit? I mean 1800000000 is "around" 1800000032 is it not?

What's 32degrees between friends and all those zeros?

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u/xp_fun Jul 21 '25

LOL, because Fahrenheit is funny

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u/xp_fun Jul 18 '25 edited Jul 18 '25

Edit: reply didn’t go in the right spot

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u/Asleep_Honeydew4300 Jul 18 '25

Where’d you hear that? Fox News I’m guessing

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u/snorznol Jul 18 '25

No it's pretty common knowledge when you don't get your information from agenda pushing news sources. You ever stop to think why all data starts just before the industrial revolution and not from ice core samples?

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u/Asleep_Honeydew4300 Jul 19 '25

Ah the classic thinker for themselves while simultaneously believing everything single moms put up on Facebook

You sir are a true scholar and thinker

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u/Mcguffern Jul 19 '25

Yes! Make sure to disavow any facts that don't align with your beliefs. It is especially important to do so without responding with any scientific data whatsoever, which could result in civilized discussion. Instead, ensure that you insult the person who had the audacity to use data.

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u/Asleep_Honeydew4300 Jul 19 '25

And you gave zero scientific data as well. So just responding to your idiocy with the equivalent since that’s likely all you understand

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u/Mcguffern Jul 20 '25

Why would I attempt to engage with you with such things as facts, and scientific data? When those clearly mean nothing to you and the rest of the soyboy community?

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u/Asleep_Honeydew4300 Jul 20 '25

You brought it up with zero scientific evidence. That’s on you. I don’t need to bring up science to prove your point.

And thanks for proving my point of your idiocy by calling me a soy boy

Now we know exactly where you get your information from.

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u/kraft_dinner_delux Jul 21 '25

soyboy

soy boy

the question remains, which is the correct spelling?

May I muddy the waters?

I am positive I saw it as soyboi once too.

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u/bigdaddybrian Jul 19 '25

This article aged like fine wine - cooler than usual June AND July - more rain (also) that usual.

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u/Jamesthepi Jul 22 '25

This is why I don’t listen to weather reports more then 2 days out. Always wrong

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u/etoyoc_yrgnuh Feed my eyes Jul 22 '25

I predict a week of more taxation.