Texans are BEGGING for global warming.....wheeeee

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

My parents met in "Texas". Had their first kid conceived in "Texas". It's been hell.
Americans simply hate families conceived in "Texas".

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

My parents met in "Texas". Had their first kid conceived in "Texas". It's been hell.
Americans simply hate families conceived in "Texas".

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

My parents met in "Texas". Had their first kid conceived in "Texas". It's been hell.
Americans simply hate families conceived in "Texas".

Wow you need a shrink pronto

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

My parents met in "Texas". Had their first kid conceived in "Texas". It's been hell.
Americans simply hate families conceived in "Texas".

Wow you need a shrink pronto

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

My parents met in "Texas". Had their first kid conceived in "Texas". It's been hell.
Americans simply hate families conceived in "Texas".

Wow you need a shrink pronto

Nah. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbH60wCO-Yw
Texas is blessed. Sadly you are not able to understand the blessings given to you.

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

My parents met in "Texas". Had their first kid conceived in "Texas". It's been hell.
Americans simply hate families conceived in "Texas".

Wow you need a shrink pronto

I just have certain interests. Kind of why I like the movie Australia. There is "drover" and his life wasn't easy.

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

My parents met in "Texas". Had their first kid conceived in "Texas". It's been hell.
Americans simply hate families conceived in "Texas".

Wow you need a shrink pronto

I just have certain interests. Kind of why I like the movie Australia. There is "drover" and his life wasn't easy.

Wow.....................

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

My parents met in "Texas". Had their first kid conceived in "Texas". It's been hell.
Americans simply hate families conceived in "Texas".

Wow you need a shrink pronto

I just have certain interests. Kind of why I like the movie Australia. There is "drover" and his life wasn't easy.

Wow.....................

In this forum, how sad. Is your dick even worth sucking? Or do you have one?
Wow is what? Got a dude cumming over, details later or what? Just no rules in this forum. What is your pleasure?
Please be specific. What's his name and are you bisexual? While it's a climate debate forum, discrimination is not acceptable.

p.s., a truck driving an oil rig is what? Pumping something for what it's worth?

Swan wrote:[quote]James___ wrote:Again Texans are begging for some global warming

Swan wrote:

gfm7175 wrote:
Just add in a bunch more wind, a bunch more snow, and about 20degF colder temperatures... and that would be my neck of the woods...

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

My parents met in "Texas". Had their first kid conceived in "Texas". It's been hell.
Americans simply hate families conceived in "Texas".

Wow you need a shrink pronto

I just have certain interests. Kind of why I like the movie Australia. There is "drover" and his life wasn't easy.

Wow.....................

In this forum, how sad. Is your dick even worth sucking? Or do you have one?
Wow is what? Got a dude cumming over, details later or what? Just no rules in this forum. What is your pleasure?
Please be specific. What's his name and are you bisexual? While it's a climate debate forum, discrimination is not acceptable.

p.s., a truck driving an oil rig is what? Pumping something for what it's worth?

Again Texans are begging for some global warming

GasGuzzler wrote:

gfm7175 wrote:
Just add in a bunch more wind, a bunch more snow, and about 20degF colder temperatures... and that would be my neck of the woods...

Here's my view this morning on the back deck. 18 below zero. Not to far from you gfm. I'm happy though, lights are on and hot coffee to start the day.

gfm7175 wrote:

GasGuzzler wrote:

gfm7175 wrote:
Just add in a bunch more wind, a bunch more snow, and about 20degF colder temperatures... and that would be my neck of the woods...

Here's my view this morning on the back deck. 18 below zero. Not to far from you gfm. I'm happy though, lights are on and hot coffee to start the day.

Yup, that looks much more like what I've been experiencing...

I feel like I've been constantly plowing out the driveway, and even then it's half drifted shut again... The road that I live on is barely even a two lane load to begin with, but the snow drifting has made it into a one lane road in some areas.

On the worst day of the snowing here, I was on my road and was almost home, but then the snow plow was coming from the other way (hogging the center of it). I thought I still had enough room to get around him, but just barely got too far to the side of the road to where I got sucked in a bit and got stuck. The plow dude didn't have anything on him to get me free again, but he made sure that I had a phone to contact someone. While I was trying to get free from the snow, a neighbor on his tractor drove over and hooked me up and got me loose again. I flipped him a $20 for doing so (and saving me A LOT of time). That's the sort of thing that I like about country life... people looking out for each other and helping each other out instead of vandalizing, assaulting, looting, and murdering each other.

GasGuzzler wrote:

gfm7175 wrote:

GasGuzzler wrote:

gfm7175 wrote:
Just add in a bunch more wind, a bunch more snow, and about 20degF colder temperatures... and that would be my neck of the woods...

Here's my view this morning on the back deck. 18 below zero. Not to far from you gfm. I'm happy though, lights are on and hot coffee to start the day.

Yup, that looks much more like what I've been experiencing...

I feel like I've been constantly plowing out the driveway, and even then it's half drifted shut again... The road that I live on is barely even a two lane load to begin with, but the snow drifting has made it into a one lane road in some areas.

On the worst day of the snowing here, I was on my road and was almost home, but then the snow plow was coming from the other way (hogging the center of it). I thought I still had enough room to get around him, but just barely got too far to the side of the road to where I got sucked in a bit and got stuck. The plow dude didn't have anything on him to get me free again, but he made sure that I had a phone to contact someone. While I was trying to get free from the snow, a neighbor on his tractor drove over and hooked me up and got me loose again. I flipped him a $20 for doing so (and saving me A LOT of time). That's the sort of thing that I like about country life... people looking out for each other and helping each other out instead of vandalizing, assaulting, looting, and murdering each other.

I also used to have a real problem with a drifting driveway. A few years ago I started plowing everything to the south side, every time. It has helped tremendously. You do have to push it way back though, starting with the first storm so you leave room for more future snow.

Any way you can leave it all on the south or east side? Might help.

James___ wrote:
I was just reading why Texas is having problems. It's a free market system that isn't regulated. This means that power companies raise prices as demand increases. This is meant to discourage people from heating their homes when it's really cold.
That kind gives capitalism a black eye. But it's what Texans want.

HarveyH55 wrote:

James___ wrote:
I was just reading why Texas is having problems. It's a free market system that isn't regulated. This means that power companies raise prices as demand increases. This is meant to discourage people from heating their homes when it's really cold.
That kind gives capitalism a black eye. But it's what Texans want.

Regulation also means you pay the same inflated prices, all the time, just in case... Most of the time, no justification to pay those high, regulated rates. Electric heating and cooling your home is luxury/convenience. Most have a backup plan, like wood burning stoves, to avoid the high peak rates, and possible blackouts.

James___ wrote: And Texas is a VERY RED state. Yet with you Harvey, you'll blame this on the Democratic party which has nothing to do with the situation in Texas. That's all you know.

IBdaMann wrote:

James___ wrote: And Texas is a VERY RED state. Yet with you Harvey, you'll blame this on the Democratic party which has nothing to do with the situation in Texas. That's all you know.

So I did catch you not paying attention and I sneaked it by you.

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IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:[quote]James___ wrote:Again Texans are begging for some global warming

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Some wind turbine generators were iced, but nearly twice as much power was wiped out at natural gas and coal plants. Forcing controlled outages was the only way to avert an even more dire blackout in Texas, Magness said.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/electrical-island-texas-dodged-federal-185750419.html

James___ wrote:[quote]Some wind turbine generators were iced, but nearly twice as much power was wiped out at natural gas and coal plants. Forcing controlled outages was the only way to avert an even more dire blackout in Texas, Magness said.

IBdaMann wrote:

James___ wrote:[quote]Some wind turbine generators were iced, but nearly twice as much power was wiped out at natural gas and coal plants. Forcing controlled outages was the only way to avert an even more dire blackout in Texas, Magness said.

I was expecting you to notice that I put you in Texas, that you are one cool dude, that they call you Ice James.



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James___ wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

James___ wrote:[quote]Some wind turbine generators were iced, but nearly twice as much power was wiped out at natural gas and coal plants. Forcing controlled outages was the only way to avert an even more dire blackout in Texas, Magness said.

I was expecting you to notice that I put you in Texas, that you are one cool dude, that they call you Ice James.



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Is that "Cubism" or "Modern Art"? The style must've confused me.

IBdaMann wrote:

James___ wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

James___ wrote:[quote]Some wind turbine generators were iced, but nearly twice as much power was wiped out at natural gas and coal plants. Forcing controlled outages was the only way to avert an even more dire blackout in Texas, Magness said.

I was expecting you to notice that I put you in Texas, that you are one cool dude, that they call you Ice James.



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Is that "Cubism" or "Modern Art"? The style must've confused me.

You kind of need to expand the picture to its full resolution to best appreciate it.

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James___ wrote: I got it now. It's just that the shading to the left of the taxes campus under the over pass looks like it could be closer to this...

IBdaMann wrote:

James___ wrote: I got it now. It's just that the shading to the left of the taxes campus under the over pass looks like it could be closer to this...

One JamesCoin for you:

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HarveyH55 wrote:
Why was Ted Cruz's a scandal? People often flee extreme weather. It' like he flew down in a private jet. Was the vacation charged to the Senate credit card? What's the big fuss, they all do it. It's a perk, the 'New Normal'. You can't rich, by spending your own money...

What was he expected to do, send his kids out, to shovel snow for the neighborhood grandmas.

James___ wrote:Now we're talkin'....money.

IBdaMann wrote:

James___ wrote:Now we're talkin'....money.

How much JamesCoin is needed to purchase a James Collider?

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James___ wrote: It could encourage solutions which are focused on sustainability.

IBdaMann wrote:

James___ wrote: It could encourage solutions which are focused on sustainability.

Excellent. At worst, you filed everything under the most impressive of buzzwords. You are a winner from the get-go.

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James___ wrote:
And now why Texas has no federal regulation. Natural gas prices soared and in Texas, Jerry Jones was getting $179 for a thousand cubic feet of gas. During the last quarter, it was $2.40. That's price gouging. The national average was $33.68 after going up over $16 in one week.
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/jerry-jones-jackpot-natural-gas-dallas-cowboys-043832631.html

Into the Night wrote:

James___ wrote:
And now why Texas has no federal regulation. Natural gas prices soared and in Texas, Jerry Jones was getting $179 for a thousand cubic feet of gas. During the last quarter, it was $2.40. That's price gouging. The national average was $33.68 after going up over $16 in one week.
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/jerry-jones-jackpot-natural-gas-dallas-cowboys-043832631.html

There are no federal regulations for the price of natural gas.