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  1. cleetussnow
    Its precipitating garbage can lids here
  2. cleetussnow
    Same. Something to be said for the ape suit and mechanical stuff as opposed to cgi. Plus Jessica Lange was hawt af. Hawt
  3. cleetussnow
    Boyoiyoing
  4. cleetussnow
    Plenty of time. edit. I’m not serious.
  5. cleetussnow
    Not my turn. I’ll get the next 18z run blizzard tomorrow.
  6. cleetussnow
    Its inside of 384 edit. I’m not serious.
  7. cleetussnow
    Fixed
  8. cleetussnow
    Winter isn’t ruined…yet. But I noticed the fat lady didn’t change out of her costume and make up from last year…
  9. cleetussnow
    We can’t wait to read it man. I check every day.
  10. cleetussnow
    Crickets in here. Crickets as far as the eye can see
  11. cleetussnow
    None of this changes in our lifetimes. To reverse CO2 levels in the atmosphere takes a lot of energy, and we do ‘t produce enough energy to do this, not even close. And I mean, we don’t have the tech, nevermind money, to create this energy and still keep our own lights on. Its a spectacular engineering challenge. It may be possible in a few centuries but my guess is humans adapt in other ways instead. It may be possible to slow CO2 levels increasingly using nuclear energy, but that will take a century and we need China to get onboard. China is the largest producer of CO2 and their production has to expand until 2030 - its basically law . They build numerous coal fired electricity plants annually. At one time it was more than one per month. If they want to power their economy with coal, which they do, no one can stop them. I’d love to send an army of Gretas to deal with them, trust me. India too. So in our lifetimes, forget about electric cars, or the new generation of youth, protests, or whoever, the challenges are immutable: engineering, economic, and political, and no one reading this will observe decreasing CO2 production globally, much less removal of CO2 in the atmosphere. throw on the energy use we are about to apply to AI - no shot. this winter sucks.
  12. cleetussnow
    We could do plus 4 easily. December could go plus 5 or 6 and the rest of the winter won’t be able to cut into that. No sign the Pacific lets up now.
  13. cleetussnow
    I whipped up a little forecast myself. Came up with 20 inches swag guess on snow and +1.9 on temps, figuring a weak nina will give us a coupla shots at snow we haven’t seen in awhile. This is for central pork. And yeah I said pork. Mostly porked for the foreseeable future
  14. cleetussnow
    JHC i hope that doesn’t portend the snowhole this winter. It would be warm anyway with that look
  15. cleetussnow
    I have a pallet left over. I need 4 to 5 to make it the whole way, so prolly get 4 and if I have leftovers, its all good.
  16. cleetussnow
    I used to live in northern europe. Its dark seemingly forever in winter. But yeah, the whole daylight saving is absurd. The spring turn of the clock sucks.
  17. cleetussnow
    Hmm. I’d see a Dr.
  18. cleetussnow
    Right just feedback loop yourself right out of a winter.
  19. cleetussnow
    This winter sucks already.
  20. cleetussnow
    O boy o boy o boy oh boy
  21. cleetussnow
    Freak how ‘normal’ is that? Looks like an orographic powder bomb with all this wind?
  22. cleetussnow
    Go Bills
  23. cleetussnow
    At least you could drive a reasonable distance to get to the snow. I would hit the road for something big. I’m also hoping for a snow chase scenario in Buffalo or tug esp. if they get a big time early season hit. I got some flexibility with my job for awhile at least so its’s on this year.
  24. cleetussnow
    I wonder if I’ll see a comet and aurora at the same time? That would be rare indeed
  25. cleetussnow
    Some more. These ones are pretty dope
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