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yuckyuck yup that gotta be it.

lol Yeah, that's the only hot spot in all the oceans. :rolleyes:

lol That's not proof of anything except of climate fluctuations. Try to convince the oceans that the planet is cooling: Sea surface temperatures reach highest level in 150 years

Cool. :D Meantime, places in the southern hemisphere are broiling. Australia's summer produced 120+ record breakers within 90 days. It's about time things cooled down a bit; at least for a while.

US weather for a week in April. Mildly interesting.

I gotta go along with this.

Awesome!

Dunno. Never seen a one-legged duck, let alone one that swam. I'd assume it would figure out how to compensate, though. ;)

Cept me. I sit here and enjoy my paradoxical non-existent existence in a universe that, apparently to some wingnuts shouldn't exist, and the ponderings of wingnuts. Want a beer?

Ah, so you call the nonsense you spew "wild science". Then, no I don't pay it much attention. If that is a question, the answer is "yes". You can believe whatever you wish to believe. It's impractical and a bit delusional to expect people to believe what you do, though. Ah, something that makes...

Nope. The estimated figure is that Earth accumulates about 0.000000000000000001 kg per day. In 4.5 billion years from now, Earth will only have grown by about 0.0042%. The Triassic period was only 200 to 250 million years ago and Earth could not have grown by 30% in that short of timespan.

lol It's your power bill. Waste all the juice you wanna.

The green ones are just as foul and maleficent. Yeah, i edited that in because I thought you forgot and then deleted it after I checked.

Yep. Sounds good except for those foul and maleficent black things.

(Phys.org) —A structural biologist at the Florida State University College of Medicine has made discoveries that could lead scientists a step closer to understanding how life first emerged on Earth billions of years ago. Read more at: Origins of life? Discovery could help explain how first...

Religious affiliation in the United States is at its lowest point since it began to be tracked in the 1930s, according to analysis of newly released survey data by researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, and Duke University. Last year, one in five Americans claimed they had no...

Cool.

We like cheese on stuff, too, but we don't find shredding it much of a chore. Yeah. I think ours calls for 4 cups of flour to make 1 loaf. Like I said, we can make 4 or 5 loaves with 4 cups of flour by hand. It's nice n fluffy bread, too. Oh. It's like mashed popsicles. We don't mix spuds...

I don't even know what a smoothie is. lol Popsicles work for me. We do have a small hand mixer. Saves a bit of time in taking lumps out of stuff. We got a bread maker as a gift one time. It makes pizza dough and taco/burrito dough which we then bake in the regular oven. But for bread, we found...

Where's the beef? (Sorry. It's from an old Wendy's tv ad). Ug75diEyiA0