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I think it's really cute that there are no antroprogenic sources of water vapour and only CO2 can increase it by raising atmospheric temps.

2.5.6 Tropospheric Water Vapour from Anthropogenic Sources - AR4 WGI Chapter 2: Changes in Atmospheric Constituents and in Radiative Forcing

Sharpest Measurement Of Ice Crystals In Clouds Ever Will Help In Climate Modeling Incomplete theories are awesome! Irrigation isn't a source of non-CO2 driven water vapour?

The Donald Rumsfeld version of IPCC models...There are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say there are things that we now know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we do not know we don't know. 2.4.5.5 Uncertainties Due to Model...

Hell no. It all falls to the ground as rain. The graph said so. I can hear the google servers buzzing from here......

Failing? Really? IPCC doesn't think so.....

What are the three physical states of water? You only mentioned two.

Some back ground music while we wait for you to figure out your flaw.... DERP SONG 10 HOURS - YouTube The hour is up.....

Time is a wastin'....

Or are you ignoring it? Oh I understand more than you think I do. I'll give you an hour to figure out your flaw.

There is a problem with that. Do you know what it is?

The problem is I do understand but my focus isn't so narrow I miss all the details. There is huge issue with Toningtons reply to water vapour with the phase diagram and he completely missed it or quite possibly ignored it.

Absolutely ****ing hilarious how thick the bull**** is spread by the usual convicts.

You want a colonic? Good idea. Maybe you won't be so full of ****.

Yeah irrigation. Do some poking around and compare irrigation to water vapour over the same time period. Cabbagefarts is too lazy to look it up or didn't like what it saw.

When you take a lake and distribute it over a desert to grow crops does the water run back into the lake or does it evapourate?

How would water vapour drop when man is irrigating ag land at an ever increasing pace? We have 7 billion to feed and irrigation is the key to it all. Then we have the natural water vapour issues to contend with on top of it all. Water vapour.... Irrigation increases.... What is coming...

Let me guess, you poked around and didn't like what you saw? Want correlation between agricultural land use and ocean acidification? There are cool graphs for that too.

Do some poking around on your own. Try this lead: dig up some graphs (i know you folks like grapshs) on the increase in irrigation and compare it to water vapour increases over the same time period.

Is it possible for water vapour to become the main driver without CO2? If CO2 were dropped to specified levels tomorrow, would water vapor follow suit automatically? Yes or no?