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Aesop's Fables - The Troll Who Cried Dead Barrier Reef03-09-2022 21:00
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The Troll Who Cried Dead Barrier Reef


Robup was an average troll like most other trolls. He put his rants on one leg at a time, just as any other troll would. He dreamed of being a science genius, he spammed conversations at the adults' table, he always blended in with the mindless collective ... he was a pillar of tyranny.

But Robup wanted more. He wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to save the planet and he wanted everyone to be appreciative of his existence. Robup wanted everyone to pay attention to him. Someday," he declared, "I'm going to have a LIBRARY!"

So one day while putting on his favorite socks, Squeal and Ima, Robup devised a plan. "I will save the Dominican coral reefs!" he exclaimed, and everyone will love me. But there was one problem. Robup's former equipment was long gone. How could he possibly save the planet without his Gamma-Spec and his arsenic detection kit? His sock Squeal interjected "You can do this! You suffered to shake Ronald Reagan's hand. If you can do that, you can do anything!"

"By Climate, you're absolutely right!" Robup shouted. "After I testify in court, I'm going to head straight on down to the Dominican Republic and save those coral reefs or my name isn't Robup Northert!"

So Robup jumped into the Caribbean and swam to Punta Cana (using a carbon-neutral stroke) to first visit his favorite mangroves that he identified as saving the planet's oceans by restoring the alkalinity that humanity was wilfully destroying.



Then Robup pulled himself up by the britches, mustered his courage, and marched directly into the center of town crying "Help! Help! The coral reef has died!" The town sprung into action without delay. Every man, woman and child rushed to the piers with their scuba equipment and their "Climate Justice" banners. They dove into the reef waters with their coral bleaching resuscitation kits. The entire town was submerged faster than a Climate Scientist can say "I'm a PhD".

... but what they found was a thriving coral reef, teeming with color and bustling with life. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" With nary a hesitation, everyone rushed to get out of the water and sped to the next town to warn them. "The coral reef is dead! The coral reef is dead!" The next town leapt into action with lightning speed. Every man, woman and child rushed to the Greenpeace boats their scuba equipment and their "Black Lives Matter" T-shirts. They dove into the reef waters with their satellite uplinks, becoming submerged faster than CNN can announce a "fact check."

... but what they found was another thriving coral reef, packed with colorful fish of all shapes and sizes and brilliantly-colored corals that almost sparkled under the Caribbean sun. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" But the leaders of the two towns had had enough. They told him to just leave, and everyone turned their backs on Robup. They were cruel. They made Robup feel sad. Robup was the victim of their cruelty. Robup knew why so many tourists each year visited the Dominican Republic for only a short time and then left. It's because they are so cruel, and the President doesn't do schytt about it!

Robup decided one thing, right then and there: He would not build his library in the Dominican Republic. They could kiss his BioGeoAss.

And everyone lived happily ever after.

Disclaimer: This story is purely fictional. Any similarities to anyone are purely coincidental.
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03-09-2022 22:32
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IBdaMann wrote:
The Troll Who Cried Dead Barrier Reef


Robup was an average troll like most other trolls. He put his rants on one leg at a time, just as any other troll would. He dreamed of being a science genius, he spammed conversations at the adults' table, he always blended in with the mindless collective ... he was a pillar of tyranny.

But Robup wanted more. He wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to save the planet and he wanted everyone to be appreciative of his existence. Robup wanted everyone to pay attention to him. Someday," he declared, "I'm going to have a LIBRARY!"

So one day while putting on his favorite socks, Squeal and Ima, Robup devised a plan. "I will save the Dominican coral reefs!" he exclaimed, and everyone will love me. But there was one problem. Robup's former equipment was long gone. How could he possibly save the planet without his Gamma-Spec and his arsenic detection kit? His sock Squeal interjected "You can do this! You suffered to shake Ronald Reagan's hand. If you can do that, you can do anything!"

"By Climate, you're absolutely right!" Robup shouted. "After I testify in court, I'm going to head straight on down to the Dominican Republic and save those coral reefs or my name isn't Robup Northert!"

So Robup jumped into the Caribbean and swam to Punta Cana (using a carbon-neutral stroke) to first visit his favorite mangroves that he identified as saving the planet's oceans by restoring the alkalinity that humanity was wilfully destroying.



Then Robup pulled himself up by the britches, mustered his courage, and marched directly into the center of town crying "Help! Help! The coral reef has died!" The town sprung into action without delay. Every man, woman and child rushed to the piers with their scuba equipment and their "Climate Justice" banners. They dove into the reef waters with their coral bleaching resuscitation kits. The entire town was submerged faster than a Climate Scientist can say "I'm a PhD".

... but what they found was a thriving coral reef, teeming with color and bustling with life. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" With nary a hesitation, everyone rushed to get out of the water and sped to the next town to warn them. "The coral reef is dead! The coral reef is dead!" The next town leapt into action with lightning speed. Every man, woman and child rushed to the Greenpeace boats their scuba equipment and their "Black Lives Matter" T-shirts. They dove into the reef waters with their satellite uplinks, becoming submerged faster than CNN can announce a "fact check."

... but what they found was another thriving coral reef, packed with colorful fish of all shapes and sizes and brilliantly-colored corals that almost sparkled under the Caribbean sun. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" But the leaders of the two towns had had enough. They told him to just leave, and everyone turned their backs on Robup. They were cruel. They made Robup feel sad. Robup was the victim of their cruelty. Robup knew why so many tourists each year visited the Dominican Republic for only a short time and then left. It's because they are so cruel, and the President doesn't do schytt about it!

Robup decided one thing, right then and there: He would not build his library in the Dominican Republic. They could kiss his BioGeoAss.

And everyone lived happily ever after.

Disclaimer: This story is purely fictional. Any similarities to anyone are purely coincidental.


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03-09-2022 23:18
duncan61
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Nice work IBDm. The great Barrier reef is 1,429 miles long, Some of it must be broken. Just can't find the broken bits right now. I like the ocean warming claim. I have been watching the series Brooklyn 99 and at the end of each episode it shows the planet Earth.To believe that the skinny bit of air around the outside is somehow warming the mass of water beneath takes a special kind of stupid
03-09-2022 23:27
duncan61
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My friend from Iraq has been coming over to watch the footy finals and watched me make up soda stream for the first time. He full on believes the media spin and was horrified that I was deliberately forcing CO2 in to chilled water. I have found if I place the 1 litre soda stream bottle in the freezer till I get a thin layer of ice on the surface it absorbs lots of fizz and tap water at 16-18.C. does not get fizzy at all. I hope I have not been to technical. From this is it reasonable to assume tropical seas at 30.C have little to no CO2 as it has all boiled off. Where dem coral reefs at again?
03-09-2022 23:51
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How exact does that ocean carbonation thing work? Seems like it would mostly just be a surface thing. Coral, and most everything else lives a little deeper.. Acid and alkaline neutralize each other. Seems like everything just sort of balances out. Most living things have a large range of tolerance. Small changes in environment, seldom have an impact at all. Even with a toxic level suddenly dumped in, it eventual disperses, and life returns. Nature just sort of corrects itself. Even though some humans don't like to admit it, we are all still just like any other critter on earth, animals. More CO2 is a good thing, more food to feed the animals. So, the animals reproduce more, to feed on the surplus. What is expected, when the liberals cut back on CO2? Less food, more competition for what little is available.
03-09-2022 23:54
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duncan61 wrote:My friend from Iraq has been coming over to watch the footy finals and watched me make up soda stream for the first time. He full on believes the media spin and was horrified that I was deliberately forcing CO2 in to chilled water. I have found if I place the 1 litre soda stream bottle in the freezer till I get a thin layer of ice on the surface it absorbs lots of fizz and tap water at 16-18.C. does not get fizzy at all. I hope I have not been to technical. From this is it reasonable to assume tropical seas at 30.C have little to no CO2 as it has all boiled off. Where dem coral reefs at again?

Sea water can have dissolved CO2. Sea water evaporates, releasing any dissolved CO2 it might have back into the atmosphere ... unless some marine plantlife consumes that CO2 first. Once released back into the atmosphere, CO2 remains at the bottom of the troposphere until it either dissolves in some water or is consumed by plants or duncan uses it to fizz water in his soda stream or it is used to propel a paintball, or to make dry ice, ... actually, I think there are a few other destinations for CO2 as well.

.
03-09-2022 23:55
Into the NightProfile picture★★★★★
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duncan61 wrote:
My friend from Iraq has been coming over to watch the footy finals and watched me make up soda stream for the first time. He full on believes the media spin and was horrified that I was deliberately forcing CO2 in to chilled water. I have found if I place the 1 litre soda stream bottle in the freezer till I get a thin layer of ice on the surface it absorbs lots of fizz and tap water at 16-18.C. does not get fizzy at all. I hope I have not been to technical. From this is it reasonable to assume tropical seas at 30.C have little to no CO2 as it has all boiled off. Where dem coral reefs at again?

The amount of CO2 you are putting into your water to make soda is far higher than CO2 dissolved in ocean water.


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03-09-2022 23:56
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IBdaMann wrote:
duncan61 wrote:My friend from Iraq has been coming over to watch the footy finals and watched me make up soda stream for the first time. He full on believes the media spin and was horrified that I was deliberately forcing CO2 in to chilled water. I have found if I place the 1 litre soda stream bottle in the freezer till I get a thin layer of ice on the surface it absorbs lots of fizz and tap water at 16-18.C. does not get fizzy at all. I hope I have not been to technical. From this is it reasonable to assume tropical seas at 30.C have little to no CO2 as it has all boiled off. Where dem coral reefs at again?

Sea water can have dissolved CO2. Sea water evaporates, releasing any dissolved CO2 it might have back into the atmosphere ... unless some marine plantlife consumes that CO2 first. Once released back into the atmosphere, CO2 remains at the bottom of the troposphere until it either dissolves in some water or is consumed by plants or duncan uses it to fizz water in his soda stream or it is used to propel a paintball, or to make dry ice, ... actually, I think there are a few other destinations for CO2 as well.

.

Fire extinguishers, bread, pizza crust, biscuits and rolls, all come to mind as well.


The Parrot Killer

Debunked in my sig. - tmiddles

Google keeps track of paranoid talk and i'm not on their list. I've been evaluated and certified. - keepit

nuclear powered ships do not require nuclear fuel. - Swan

While it is true that fossils do not burn it is also true that fossil fuels burn very well - Swan
Edited on 03-09-2022 23:57
04-09-2022 00:00
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Into the Night wrote:
IBdaMann wrote:
duncan61 wrote:My friend from Iraq has been coming over to watch the footy finals and watched me make up soda stream for the first time. He full on believes the media spin and was horrified that I was deliberately forcing CO2 in to chilled water. I have found if I place the 1 litre soda stream bottle in the freezer till I get a thin layer of ice on the surface it absorbs lots of fizz and tap water at 16-18.C. does not get fizzy at all. I hope I have not been to technical. From this is it reasonable to assume tropical seas at 30.C have little to no CO2 as it has all boiled off. Where dem coral reefs at again?

Sea water can have dissolved CO2. Sea water evaporates, releasing any dissolved CO2 it might have back into the atmosphere ... unless some marine plantlife consumes that CO2 first. Once released back into the atmosphere, CO2 remains at the bottom of the troposphere until it either dissolves in some water or is consumed by plants or duncan uses it to fizz water in his soda stream or it is used to propel a paintball, or to make dry ice, ... actually, I think there are a few other destinations for CO2 as well.

.

Fire extinguishers, bread, pizza crust, biscuits and rolls, all come to mind as well.

Thank you. Much obliged.
31-08-2026 16:53
Im a BM
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IBdaMann wrote:
The Troll Who Cried Dead Barrier Reef


Robup was an average troll like most other trolls. He put his rants on one leg at a time, just as any other troll would. He dreamed of being a science genius, he spammed conversations at the adults' table, he always blended in with the mindless collective ... he was a pillar of tyranny.

But Robup wanted more. He wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to save the planet and he wanted everyone to be appreciative of his existence. Robup wanted everyone to pay attention to him. Someday," he declared, "I'm going to have a LIBRARY!"

So one day while putting on his favorite socks, Squeal and Ima, Robup devised a plan. "I will save the Dominican coral reefs!" he exclaimed, and everyone will love me. But there was one problem. Robup's former equipment was long gone. How could he possibly save the planet without his Gamma-Spec and his arsenic detection kit? His sock Squeal interjected "You can do this! You suffered to shake Ronald Reagan's hand. If you can do that, you can do anything!"

"By Climate, you're absolutely right!" Robup shouted. "After I testify in court, I'm going to head straight on down to the Dominican Republic and save those coral reefs or my name isn't Robup Northert!"

So Robup jumped into the Caribbean and swam to Punta Cana (using a carbon-neutral stroke) to first visit his favorite mangroves that he identified as saving the planet's oceans by restoring the alkalinity that humanity was wilfully destroying.



Then Robup pulled himself up by the britches, mustered his courage, and marched directly into the center of town crying "Help! Help! The coral reef has died!" The town sprung into action without delay. Every man, woman and child rushed to the piers with their scuba equipment and their "Climate Justice" banners. They dove into the reef waters with their coral bleaching resuscitation kits. The entire town was submerged faster than a Climate Scientist can say "I'm a PhD".

... but what they found was a thriving coral reef, teeming with color and bustling with life. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" With nary a hesitation, everyone rushed to get out of the water and sped to the next town to warn them. "The coral reef is dead! The coral reef is dead!" The next town leapt into action with lightning speed. Every man, woman and child rushed to the Greenpeace boats their scuba equipment and their "Black Lives Matter" T-shirts. They dove into the reef waters with their satellite uplinks, becoming submerged faster than CNN can announce a "fact check."

... but what they found was another thriving coral reef, packed with colorful fish of all shapes and sizes and brilliantly-colored corals that almost sparkled under the Caribbean sun. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" But the leaders of the two towns had had enough. They told him to just leave, and everyone turned their backs on Robup. They were cruel. They made Robup feel sad. Robup was the victim of their cruelty. Robup knew why so many tourists each year visited the Dominican Republic for only a short time and then left. It's because they are so cruel, and the President doesn't do schytt about it!

Robup decided one thing, right then and there: He would not build his library in the Dominican Republic. They could kiss his BioGeoAss.

And everyone lived happily ever after.

Disclaimer: This story is purely fictional. Any similarities to anyone are purely coincidental.


Fun with Google!

Google the following inquiry:
"Is the internet persona known as 'IBdaMann' at climate discussion sites widely viewed as an obnoxious troll?"


Google has an UNAMBIGUOUS reply!

"Yes, the internet persona 'IBdaMann' is widely viewed and explicitly described by others across several climate debate forums as a troll."


So far, Google's reply is consistent with my own observations.

But what kind of troll is IBdaMann?

Google has a long description to characterize IBdaMann's trolling, with sections about "Hostile Behavior", "Contrarian Ideology", and "Challenging Community Dynamics"

"..the toxic confrontational environment driven by 'IBdaMann' and similar users ultimately caused many standard users to stop participating entirely."

That it did!
31-08-2026 19:41
Into the NightProfile picture★★★★★
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Stop spamming.
01-09-2026 01:10
Im a BM
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IBdaMann wrote:
The Troll Who Cried Dead Barrier Reef


Robup was an average troll like most other trolls. He put his rants on one leg at a time, just as any other troll would. He dreamed of being a science genius, he spammed conversations at the adults' table, he always blended in with the mindless collective ... he was a pillar of tyranny.

But Robup wanted more. He wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to save the planet and he wanted everyone to be appreciative of his existence. Robup wanted everyone to pay attention to him. Someday," he declared, "I'm going to have a LIBRARY!"

So one day while putting on his favorite socks, Squeal and Ima, Robup devised a plan. "I will save the Dominican coral reefs!" he exclaimed, and everyone will love me. But there was one problem. Robup's former equipment was long gone. How could he possibly save the planet without his Gamma-Spec and his arsenic detection kit? His sock Squeal interjected "You can do this! You suffered to shake Ronald Reagan's hand. If you can do that, you can do anything!"

"By Climate, you're absolutely right!" Robup shouted. "After I testify in court, I'm going to head straight on down to the Dominican Republic and save those coral reefs or my name isn't Robup Northert!"

So Robup jumped into the Caribbean and swam to Punta Cana (using a carbon-neutral stroke) to first visit his favorite mangroves that he identified as saving the planet's oceans by restoring the alkalinity that humanity was wilfully destroying.



Then Robup pulled himself up by the britches, mustered his courage, and marched directly into the center of town crying "Help! Help! The coral reef has died!" The town sprung into action without delay. Every man, woman and child rushed to the piers with their scuba equipment and their "Climate Justice" banners. They dove into the reef waters with their coral bleaching resuscitation kits. The entire town was submerged faster than a Climate Scientist can say "I'm a PhD".

... but what they found was a thriving coral reef, teeming with color and bustling with life. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" With nary a hesitation, everyone rushed to get out of the water and sped to the next town to warn them. "The coral reef is dead! The coral reef is dead!" The next town leapt into action with lightning speed. Every man, woman and child rushed to the Greenpeace boats their scuba equipment and their "Black Lives Matter" T-shirts. They dove into the reef waters with their satellite uplinks, becoming submerged faster than CNN can announce a "fact check."

... but what they found was another thriving coral reef, packed with colorful fish of all shapes and sizes and brilliantly-colored corals that almost sparkled under the Caribbean sun. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" But the leaders of the two towns had had enough. They told him to just leave, and everyone turned their backs on Robup. They were cruel. They made Robup feel sad. Robup was the victim of their cruelty. Robup knew why so many tourists each year visited the Dominican Republic for only a short time and then left. It's because they are so cruel, and the President doesn't do schytt about it!

Robup decided one thing, right then and there: He would not build his library in the Dominican Republic. They could kiss his BioGeoAss.

And everyone lived happily ever after.

Disclaimer: This story is purely fictional. Any similarities to anyone are purely coincidental.


Fun with Google!

Google the following inquiry:
"Is the internet persona known as 'IBdaMann' at climate discussion sites widely viewed as an obnoxious troll?"


Google has an UNAMBIGUOUS reply!

"Yes, the internet persona 'IBdaMann' is widely viewed and explicitly described by others across several climate debate forums as a troll."


So far, Google's reply is consistent with my own observations.

But what kind of troll is IBdaMann?

Google has a long description to characterize IBdaMann's trolling, with sections about "Hostile Behavior", "Contrarian Ideology", and "Challenging Community Dynamics"

"..the toxic confrontational environment driven by 'IBdaMann' and similar users ultimately caused many standard users to stop participating entirely."

That it did!

You gotta FIGHT for your RIGHT to SPAM!
01-09-2026 01:19
Into the NightProfile picture★★★★★
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Stop whining.
01-09-2026 02:51
Im a BM
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IBdaMann wrote:
The Troll Who Cried Dead Barrier Reef


Robup was an average troll like most other trolls. He put his rants on one leg at a time, just as any other troll would. He dreamed of being a science genius, he spammed conversations at the adults' table, he always blended in with the mindless collective ... he was a pillar of tyranny.

But Robup wanted more. He wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to save the planet and he wanted everyone to be appreciative of his existence. Robup wanted everyone to pay attention to him. Someday," he declared, "I'm going to have a LIBRARY!"

So one day while putting on his favorite socks, Squeal and Ima, Robup devised a plan. "I will save the Dominican coral reefs!" he exclaimed, and everyone will love me. But there was one problem. Robup's former equipment was long gone. How could he possibly save the planet without his Gamma-Spec and his arsenic detection kit? His sock Squeal interjected "You can do this! You suffered to shake Ronald Reagan's hand. If you can do that, you can do anything!"

"By Climate, you're absolutely right!" Robup shouted. "After I testify in court, I'm going to head straight on down to the Dominican Republic and save those coral reefs or my name isn't Robup Northert!"

So Robup jumped into the Caribbean and swam to Punta Cana (using a carbon-neutral stroke) to first visit his favorite mangroves that he identified as saving the planet's oceans by restoring the alkalinity that humanity was wilfully destroying.



Then Robup pulled himself up by the britches, mustered his courage, and marched directly into the center of town crying "Help! Help! The coral reef has died!" The town sprung into action without delay. Every man, woman and child rushed to the piers with their scuba equipment and their "Climate Justice" banners. They dove into the reef waters with their coral bleaching resuscitation kits. The entire town was submerged faster than a Climate Scientist can say "I'm a PhD".

... but what they found was a thriving coral reef, teeming with color and bustling with life. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" With nary a hesitation, everyone rushed to get out of the water and sped to the next town to warn them. "The coral reef is dead! The coral reef is dead!" The next town leapt into action with lightning speed. Every man, woman and child rushed to the Greenpeace boats their scuba equipment and their "Black Lives Matter" T-shirts. They dove into the reef waters with their satellite uplinks, becoming submerged faster than CNN can announce a "fact check."

... but what they found was another thriving coral reef, packed with colorful fish of all shapes and sizes and brilliantly-colored corals that almost sparkled under the Caribbean sun. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" But the leaders of the two towns had had enough. They told him to just leave, and everyone turned their backs on Robup. They were cruel. They made Robup feel sad. Robup was the victim of their cruelty. Robup knew why so many tourists each year visited the Dominican Republic for only a short time and then left. It's because they are so cruel, and the President doesn't do schytt about it!

Robup decided one thing, right then and there: He would not build his library in the Dominican Republic. They could kiss his BioGeoAss.

And everyone lived happily ever after.

Disclaimer: This story is purely fictional. Any similarities to anyone are purely coincidental.


Fun with Google!

Google the following inquiry:
"Is the internet persona known as 'IBdaMann' at climate discussion sites widely viewed as an obnoxious troll?"


Google has an UNAMBIGUOUS reply!

"Yes, the internet persona 'IBdaMann' is widely viewed and explicitly described by others across several climate debate forums as a troll."


So far, Google's reply is consistent with my own observations.

But what kind of troll is IBdaMann?

Google has a long description to characterize IBdaMann's trolling, with sections about "Hostile Behavior", "Contrarian Ideology", and "Challenging Community Dynamics"

"..the toxic confrontational environment driven by 'IBdaMann' and similar users ultimately caused many standard users to stop participating entirely."

That it did!

I'll stop whining as soon as you stop trolling and spamming.
01-09-2026 21:02
Into the NightProfile picture★★★★★
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Stop spamming. Stop whining.
02-09-2026 19:08
Im a BM
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IBdaMann wrote:
The Troll Who Cried Dead Barrier Reef


Robup was an average troll like most other trolls. He put his rants on one leg at a time, just as any other troll would. He dreamed of being a science genius, he spammed conversations at the adults' table, he always blended in with the mindless collective ... he was a pillar of tyranny.

But Robup wanted more. He wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to save the planet and he wanted everyone to be appreciative of his existence. Robup wanted everyone to pay attention to him. Someday," he declared, "I'm going to have a LIBRARY!"

So one day while putting on his favorite socks, Squeal and Ima, Robup devised a plan. "I will save the Dominican coral reefs!" he exclaimed, and everyone will love me. But there was one problem. Robup's former equipment was long gone. How could he possibly save the planet without his Gamma-Spec and his arsenic detection kit? His sock Squeal interjected "You can do this! You suffered to shake Ronald Reagan's hand. If you can do that, you can do anything!"

"By Climate, you're absolutely right!" Robup shouted. "After I testify in court, I'm going to head straight on down to the Dominican Republic and save those coral reefs or my name isn't Robup Northert!"

So Robup jumped into the Caribbean and swam to Punta Cana (using a carbon-neutral stroke) to first visit his favorite mangroves that he identified as saving the planet's oceans by restoring the alkalinity that humanity was wilfully destroying.



Then Robup pulled himself up by the britches, mustered his courage, and marched directly into the center of town crying "Help! Help! The coral reef has died!" The town sprung into action without delay. Every man, woman and child rushed to the piers with their scuba equipment and their "Climate Justice" banners. They dove into the reef waters with their coral bleaching resuscitation kits. The entire town was submerged faster than a Climate Scientist can say "I'm a PhD".

... but what they found was a thriving coral reef, teeming with color and bustling with life. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" With nary a hesitation, everyone rushed to get out of the water and sped to the next town to warn them. "The coral reef is dead! The coral reef is dead!" The next town leapt into action with lightning speed. Every man, woman and child rushed to the Greenpeace boats their scuba equipment and their "Black Lives Matter" T-shirts. They dove into the reef waters with their satellite uplinks, becoming submerged faster than CNN can announce a "fact check."

... but what they found was another thriving coral reef, packed with colorful fish of all shapes and sizes and brilliantly-colored corals that almost sparkled under the Caribbean sun. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" But the leaders of the two towns had had enough. They told him to just leave, and everyone turned their backs on Robup. They were cruel. They made Robup feel sad. Robup was the victim of their cruelty. Robup knew why so many tourists each year visited the Dominican Republic for only a short time and then left. It's because they are so cruel, and the President doesn't do schytt about it!

Robup decided one thing, right then and there: He would not build his library in the Dominican Republic. They could kiss his BioGeoAss.

And everyone lived happily ever after.

Disclaimer: This story is purely fictional. Any similarities to anyone are purely coincidental.


Fun with Google!

Google the following inquiry:
"Is the internet persona known as 'IBdaMann' at climate discussion sites widely viewed as an obnoxious troll?"


Google has an UNAMBIGUOUS reply!

"Yes, the internet persona 'IBdaMann' is widely viewed and explicitly described by others across several climate debate forums as a troll."


So far, Google's reply is consistent with my own observations.

But what kind of troll is IBdaMann?

Google has a long description to characterize IBdaMann's trolling, with sections about "Hostile Behavior", "Contrarian Ideology", and "Challenging Community Dynamics"

"..the toxic confrontational environment driven by 'IBdaMann' and similar users ultimately caused many standard users to stop participating entirely."

That it did!
10-09-2026 18:51
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Im a BM wrote:[Spam Omitted]


Robert is a troll.
19-09-2026 17:10
Im a BM
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"Robert is a troll." - IBdaMann

IBdaMann wrote:
The Troll Who Cried Dead Barrier Reef


Robup was an average troll like most other trolls. He put his rants on one leg at a time, just as any other troll would. He dreamed of being a science genius, he spammed conversations at the adults' table, he always blended in with the mindless collective ... he was a pillar of tyranny.

But Robup wanted more. He wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to save the planet and he wanted everyone to be appreciative of his existence. Robup wanted everyone to pay attention to him. Someday," he declared, "I'm going to have a LIBRARY!"

So one day while putting on his favorite socks, Squeal and Ima, Robup devised a plan. "I will save the Dominican coral reefs!" he exclaimed, and everyone will love me. But there was one problem. Robup's former equipment was long gone. How could he possibly save the planet without his Gamma-Spec and his arsenic detection kit? His sock Squeal interjected "You can do this! You suffered to shake Ronald Reagan's hand. If you can do that, you can do anything!"

"By Climate, you're absolutely right!" Robup shouted. "After I testify in court, I'm going to head straight on down to the Dominican Republic and save those coral reefs or my name isn't Robup Northert!"

So Robup jumped into the Caribbean and swam to Punta Cana (using a carbon-neutral stroke) to first visit his favorite mangroves that he identified as saving the planet's oceans by restoring the alkalinity that humanity was wilfully destroying.



Then Robup pulled himself up by the britches, mustered his courage, and marched directly into the center of town crying "Help! Help! The coral reef has died!" The town sprung into action without delay. Every man, woman and child rushed to the piers with their scuba equipment and their "Climate Justice" banners. They dove into the reef waters with their coral bleaching resuscitation kits. The entire town was submerged faster than a Climate Scientist can say "I'm a PhD".

... but what they found was a thriving coral reef, teeming with color and bustling with life. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" With nary a hesitation, everyone rushed to get out of the water and sped to the next town to warn them. "The coral reef is dead! The coral reef is dead!" The next town leapt into action with lightning speed. Every man, woman and child rushed to the Greenpeace boats their scuba equipment and their "Black Lives Matter" T-shirts. They dove into the reef waters with their satellite uplinks, becoming submerged faster than CNN can announce a "fact check."

... but what they found was another thriving coral reef, packed with colorful fish of all shapes and sizes and brilliantly-colored corals that almost sparkled under the Caribbean sun. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" But the leaders of the two towns had had enough. They told him to just leave, and everyone turned their backs on Robup. They were cruel. They made Robup feel sad. Robup was the victim of their cruelty. Robup knew why so many tourists each year visited the Dominican Republic for only a short time and then left. It's because they are so cruel, and the President doesn't do schytt about it!

Robup decided one thing, right then and there: He would not build his library in the Dominican Republic. They could kiss his BioGeoAss.

And everyone lived happily ever after.

Disclaimer: This story is purely fictional. Any similarities to anyone are purely coincidental.
24-09-2026 14:42
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<-------- Click on "sealover" (avatar to left of arrow) to open up profile page. Click on "View all" (after "Number of posts", near middle of profile page) to access all "sealover" posts. Call it the "Pillar of Tyranny Library", IBdaMann!

IBdaMann wrote:
The Troll Who Cried Dead Barrier Reef


Robup was an average troll like most other trolls. He put his rants on one leg at a time, just as any other troll would. He dreamed of being a science genius, he spammed conversations at the adults' table, he always blended in with the mindless collective ... he was a pillar of tyranny.

But Robup wanted more. He wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to save the planet and he wanted everyone to be appreciative of his existence. Robup wanted everyone to pay attention to him. Someday," he declared, "I'm going to have a LIBRARY!"

So one day while putting on his favorite socks, Squeal and Ima, Robup devised a plan. "I will save the Dominican coral reefs!" he exclaimed, and everyone will love me. But there was one problem. Robup's former equipment was long gone. How could he possibly save the planet without his Gamma-Spec and his arsenic detection kit? His sock Squeal interjected "You can do this! You suffered to shake Ronald Reagan's hand. If you can do that, you can do anything!"

"By Climate, you're absolutely right!" Robup shouted. "After I testify in court, I'm going to head straight on down to the Dominican Republic and save those coral reefs or my name isn't Robup Northert!"

So Robup jumped into the Caribbean and swam to Punta Cana (using a carbon-neutral stroke) to first visit his favorite mangroves that he identified as saving the planet's oceans by restoring the alkalinity that humanity was wilfully destroying.



Then Robup pulled himself up by the britches, mustered his courage, and marched directly into the center of town crying "Help! Help! The coral reef has died!" The town sprung into action without delay. Every man, woman and child rushed to the piers with their scuba equipment and their "Climate Justice" banners. They dove into the reef waters with their coral bleaching resuscitation kits. The entire town was submerged faster than a Climate Scientist can say "I'm a PhD".

... but what they found was a thriving coral reef, teeming with color and bustling with life. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" With nary a hesitation, everyone rushed to get out of the water and sped to the next town to warn them. "The coral reef is dead! The coral reef is dead!" The next town leapt into action with lightning speed. Every man, woman and child rushed to the Greenpeace boats their scuba equipment and their "Black Lives Matter" T-shirts. They dove into the reef waters with their satellite uplinks, becoming submerged faster than CNN can announce a "fact check."

... but what they found was another thriving coral reef, packed with colorful fish of all shapes and sizes and brilliantly-colored corals that almost sparkled under the Caribbean sun. "What are you talking about?" asked the town leaders. "You did mean this reef, right?"

Robup was miffed. How could he be mistaken about something?

Robup declared "I meant the next coral reef. We need to alert the next town!" But the leaders of the two towns had had enough. They told him to just leave, and everyone turned their backs on Robup. They were cruel. They made Robup feel sad. Robup was the victim of their cruelty. Robup knew why so many tourists each year visited the Dominican Republic for only a short time and then left. It's because they are so cruel, and the President doesn't do schytt about it!

Robup decided one thing, right then and there: He would not build his library in the Dominican Republic. They could kiss his BioGeoAss.

And everyone lived happily ever after.

Disclaimer: This story is purely fictional. Any similarities to anyone are purely coincidental.


Robup is a PhD biogeochemist whose widely-cited, peer-reviewed publications are highly relevant to discussion of greenhouse gas emission/sequestration. People who believe in "mainstream" science, and actually care about climate change may not agree with IBdaMann to characterize Robup as a "troll". Indeed, the label "troll" may be a better fit to the guy who started this thread.
25-09-2026 01:05
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Im a BM and sealover and Patricio and FakeGoogle wrote:
Robup is a PhD biogeochemist whose widely-cited, peer-reviewed publications are highly relevant to discussion of greenhouse gas emission/sequestration. People who believe in "mainstream" science, and actually care about climate change may not agree with IBdaMann to characterize Robup as a "troll". Indeed, the label "troll" may be a better fit to the guy who started this thread.

There is no such thing as a 'biogeochemist'.
Science is not a title.
Science does not use consensus.
Science is not 'mainstream' or any other 'stream'.
Climate cannot change.
No gas or vapor is capable of warming the Earth.
You cannot create energy out of nothing.
You are ignoring the 1st law of thermodynamics again.
Greenhouse is not a chemical.


The Parrot Killer

Debunked in my sig. - tmiddles

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25-09-2026 15:54
Im a BM
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Into the Night wrote:
Im a BM and sealover and Patricio and FakeGoogle wrote:
Robup is a PhD biogeochemist whose widely-cited, peer-reviewed publications are highly relevant to discussion of greenhouse gas emission/sequestration. People who believe in "mainstream" science, and actually care about climate change may not agree with IBdaMann to characterize Robup as a "troll". Indeed, the label "troll" may be a better fit to the guy who started this thread.

There is no such thing as a 'biogeochemist'.
Science is not a title.
Science does not use consensus.
Science is not 'mainstream' or any other 'stream'.
Climate cannot change.
No gas or vapor is capable of warming the Earth.
You cannot create energy out of nothing.
You are ignoring the 1st law of thermodynamics again.
Greenhouse is not a chemical.


Into the Night, I am surprised that you do not offer your opinion on whether a thread such as this might look like "trolling" to the average rational adult.

I assert that only a troll would start a thread such as this.
30-09-2026 21:19
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IBdaMann wrote:
duncan61 wrote:My friend from Iraq has been coming over to watch the footy finals and watched me make up soda stream for the first time. He full on believes the media spin and was horrified that I was deliberately forcing CO2 in to chilled water. I have found if I place the 1 litre soda stream bottle in the freezer till I get a thin layer of ice on the surface it absorbs lots of fizz and tap water at 16-18.C. does not get fizzy at all. I hope I have not been to technical. From this is it reasonable to assume tropical seas at 30.C have little to no CO2 as it has all boiled off. Where dem coral reefs at again?

Sea water can have dissolved CO2. Sea water evaporates, releasing any dissolved CO2 it might have back into the atmosphere ... unless some marine plantlife consumes that CO2 first. Once released back into the atmosphere, CO2 remains at the bottom of the troposphere until it either dissolves in some water or is consumed by plants or duncan uses it to fizz water in his soda stream or it is used to propel a paintball, or to make dry ice, ... actually, I think there are a few other destinations for CO2 as well.

.


"So, Mr. Chemistry Genius, the correct answer is..." - IBdaMann


IBdaMann has every right to be condescending in his sea water chemistry comments. He is obviously very well versed in the chemistry involved.. (disclaimer for the sarcasm impaired!)

Gosh, if the CO2 that comes into the sea doesn't just evaporate off the top, then where does it go?

IBdaMann knows!

"..unless some marine plantlife consumes that CO2 first." - IBdaMann

Well, that accounts for at least some of the CO2 that doesn't simply "evaporate" or "boil off" back to the atmosphere.

"..actually, I think there are a few other destinations for CO2 as well." (IBM)

DUH! Ya think? Maybe "a few"...

IBdaMann don't know shit about the carbon cycle.

At some point, shell forming organisms make CaCO3 from something. Not CO2, but rather its by products.

Indeed, even the photosynthetic organisms generally shun CO2, preferring to take up their inorganic carbon in the form of dissolved bicarbonate ions, HCO3-.

Bicarbonate is another CO2 by product that gets generated after CO2 from the atmosphere dissolves in sea water.

There is this whole thing that chemists call "the carbonate system" to help IBdaMann understand what might happen to CO2 absorbed from the atmosphere, if it doesn't obey his radical theory that it all just evaporates off.

However, IBdaMann ALSO claims that the sheer immensity of the sea, with such a huge volume of water, allows for DILUTION to be a mechanism of pH "buffering". Then, IBdaMann can't figure out how DEEP that CO2 might be able to go. Dilution in all the deep water is useless if CO2 all stays close to the top.

But then, how do they get CO2 for photosynthesis if it can't be found more than a few meters below the ocean surface? Most coral reef biomass is a bit deeper than that.

Well, the POLITICALLY CORRECT answer is that ocean acidification is a Commie HOAX.

Therefore, twist the "science" any way you can think of. But you can't think of much if you never actually studied "the science".

Yeah, there are probably "a few" other things that might happen besides evaporation or photosynthesis for CO2 that enters sea water from the air.
01-10-2026 07:02
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Im a BM wrote:
IBdaMann don't know shit about the carbon cycle.

At some point, shell forming organisms make CaCO3 from something. Not CO2, but rather its by products.

Indeed, even the photosynthetic organisms generally shun CO2, preferring to take up their inorganic carbon in the form of dissolved bicarbonate ions, HCO3-.

Bicarbonate is another CO2 by product that gets generated after CO2 from the atmosphere dissolves in sea water.

Carbon is not a cycle.
Carbon dioxide has no 'by products'.
Carbon dioxide is not an organism.
Carbon is not organic.
Bicarbonate is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:
There is this whole thing that chemists call "the carbonate system" to help IBdaMann understand what might happen to CO2 absorbed from the atmosphere, if it doesn't obey his radical theory that it all just evaporates off.

Carbonate is not a system.
It is not a 'radical theory' that the ocean vents carbon dioxide. You are ignoring Henry's Law again.
Im a BM wrote:
However, IBdaMann ALSO claims that the sheer immensity of the sea, with such a huge volume of water, allows for DILUTION to be a mechanism of pH "buffering". Then, IBdaMann can't figure out how DEEP that CO2 might be able to go. Dilution in all the deep water is useless if CO2 all stays close to the top.

Water is a buffer for all acids.
All what CO2?
You are ignoring Henry's Law again.
Im a BM wrote:
But then, how do they get CO2 for photosynthesis if it can't be found more than a few meters below the ocean surface? Most coral reef biomass is a bit deeper than that.

Well, the POLITICALLY CORRECT answer is that ocean acidification is a Commie HOAX.

Carbon dioxide is not photosynthesis.
Coral is not photosynthesis.
It is not possible to acidify an alkaline.

Im a BM wrote:
Therefore, twist the "science" any way you can think of. But you can't think of much if you never actually studied "the science".

Science isn't 'twisted'.
You deny many theories of science. You've already denied Henry's Law twice jus t in this post.

Im a BM wrote:
Yeah, there are probably "a few" other things that might happen besides evaporation or photosynthesis for CO2 that enters sea water from the air.

...So?


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02-10-2026 18:49
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Gosh, you can learn a lot of "science" and "chemistry" just by reading one of Into the Night's posts!

Into the Night wrote:
Im a BM wrote:?

Carbon is not a cycle.
Carbon dioxide has no 'by products'.
Carbon dioxide is not an organism.
Carbon is not organic.
Bicarbonate is not a chemical.

Im a BM wrote:?

Carbonate is not a system.
It is not a 'radical theory' that the ocean vents carbon dioxide. You are ignoring Henry's Law again.
Im a BM wrote:?

Water is a buffer for all acids.
All what CO2?
You are ignoring Henry's Law again.
Im a BM wrote:?

Carbon dioxide is not photosynthesis.
Coral is not photosynthesis.
It is not possible to acidify an alkaline.

Im a BM wrote:?

Science isn't 'twisted'.
You deny many theories of science. You've already denied Henry's Law twice jus t in this post.

Im a BM wrote:?

...So?
04-10-2026 02:31
IBdaMannProfile picture★★★★★
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Im a BM wrote: DUH! Ya think? Maybe "a few"...

The Luddite flat-earther speaks.

Im a BM wrote:IBdaMann don't know shit about the carbon cycle.

You deny the carbon cycle. You think its a CO2 conveyor belt into the sea. Too funny!

Im a BM wrote: At some point, shell forming organisms make CaCO3 from something.

Yes, it comes washing into the ocean in massive quantities every day, from erosion. This is one of the many things for which you are too stupid to learn.

Im a BM wrote: Not CO2, but rather its by products.

Too funny! CO2 does not dump all the erosion into the ocean.
05-10-2026 20:11
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I'd like to move this thread back on topic. There's a new movie coming out in just over a week called "Whalefall". The theme is a play on the Biblical Jonah story except that Jay Gardiner has only one hour of oxygen to get out of the Sperm whale that swallowed him, but they manage to work in "personal redemption" over the course of the story.

The odd thing about this movie is that the amazing underwater scenes were filmed in Dominican coral reefs that, as we all know, met their doom decades ago.

Funny that.




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