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Prior to tw ats like you visiting the threads. They used to be fun.

Hence why only 4 pages on the match threads that used to be 20 odd.

Monsieur Pochettino? Is he secretly French?

Don't say you weren't told. Neil Kinnock did warn you.

Some for the SW London market

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You've got to admire the build quality of the chippy who made that bathroom unit.

Were they planning to play Mick Mills and Anelka in the team together when Anelka was in his prime and Mick was 60, or when Mick was in his prime and Anelka was a fetus?

Apparently she can fire that basketball across the room, no hands!

Is this the Bazza / Pap date thread? cause I think I can see a spooky figure in the mirror.

None of those made me laugh.

Limiting the rise to 2 degrees is the international aim - but we will probably not make it. At +2 degrees as a species overall we'll do fine. Canada and Russia will become much more attractive and productive places to live - much of the Mediterranean, Northern Africa, Middle East, central Asia and Australia - not so much. Im pretty sure a billion people fighting over water and starving from failed crops in already marginal areas will have no impact on us - a country that needs to import 40% of its food. There wont be mass migrations and wars. No sir.

I didnt misinterpret 'average' I used a hastily written illustration of a point and didnt check it when writing on a football forum. Its a common misunderstanding that because the climate has always changed then there is no such thing as man made climate change. Do you agree different gases have different heat retention properties or is double glazing all an elaborate hoax perpetrated by scientists on research grants? All gases have greater or lesser insulating properties. Gases like argon and krypton trap a lot more heat than air which is why they are used in DG. Sulphur Hexafluoride used to be used in the US as DG gas until it was banned for being a very potent ghg. Carbon dioxide is a relatively weak insulator - but we produce a lot of it and it sticks around for a long time - around 200 years. If we had put as much Sulphur Hexafluoride into the atmosphere as we have carbon we would have fried already. Yes carbon in the atmosphere and temperature rise are pretty closely correlated. Its a logic issue. Do the insulating gases in the atmosphere increase and then temperatures rise or do temperatures rise and then the gases increase? Was it warmer in your house before or after the DG? If you think about it there is only one possible answer. If higher atmospheric carbon came about as a result of rising temperatures what would that do? - it would create a self re-inforcing effect (heat = more insulation = even more heat = even more insulation and so on) leading to run away climate change - it would create an even greater need for ghg emissions control than now.

The confidence interval for current global warming being caused by humans is 95% - ie if you threw those numbers up in the air there is only a five percent probability they would land the way they have by chance.

Yes

They dont really. If you are taking a sample of the past 136 years then of course 50% will be above average and 50% will be below. Its the upward trend of temperatures in the second half of that period and the fact that the trend matches what you would expect to see given rising atmospheric carbon that is significant. I have no problem with people debating the interpretation of the data - but people like George dont even know what the data is, how it was gained or care what it means - because he'll be dead within the next 50 years before the worst effects are felt and doesn't give a stuff.

Bet that bloke in the middle is the captain

Poor old not very Curious George. "The year 2013 ties with 2003 as the fourth warmest year globally since records began in 1880. The annual global combined land and ocean surface temperature was 0.62°C (1.12°F) above the 20th century average of 13.9°C (57.0°F). This marks the 37th consecutive year (since 1976) that the yearly global temperature was above average. Currently, the warmest year on record is 2010, which was 0.66°C (1.19°F) above average. Including 2013, 9 of the 10 warmest years in the 134-year period of record have occurred in the 21st century. Only one year during the 20th century—1998—was warmer than 2013." "Separately, the 2013 global average land surface temperature was 0.99°C (1.78°F) above the 20th century average of 8.5°C (47.3°F), the fourth highest annual value on record". http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/sotc/global/2013/13

You need to pay for connection to a proxy server (the only worthwhile reliable solution imo). Bit of info here http://dotslash.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-access-BBC---Outside-UK-IPlayer http://www.easy-hide-ip.com/blog/2010/06/08/watching-bbc-iplayer-abroad-outside-the-uk

Why would you have that hope? Hes been a knob on here for the past 7 years and prior to that he was a knob under the name of Bournemouth Saint. Attention and people replying to his posts / threads is what keeps him here. Im not sure why so many people find that hard to grasp.

Every been to Montana Hannah?

No its just a lazy response -attempting to pigeon hole people as a way of dismissing them. Well they would say that they're unthinking lefties / commies / Russian spies / moonies (delete as appropriate) instead of engaging with the issue. If you really cant be arsed, why post? Relatively few people of here have uniformly 'left' or 'right' views. I've voted for Thatcher in the past, when the alternative was Michael Foot. I also regularly vote differently in council / EU / Parliamentary elections depending on policies and candidate. Why not dismiss that as wishy washy? - its an easy angle.

In the current legal climate they didnt need to. PPI contracts had lots of small print but that didn't stop the mis-selling judgements.

No idea what they're like but this fits your spec and it look incredibly cheap to me. http://www.tilsungroup.com/mercedes-slk-250+cdi+2dr+tip+auto-car-35341