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By: keystone in FFFT | Recommend this post (4)
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Water seeks it's own level?

I seriously doubt you could eke a Doctoral Thesis out of that.

Your intuition and Zimblers intuition about anything scientific is about as relevant as a drunk's thoughts on the destruction of his own kidneys.

Coming to a chatroom because you can't find your own audience is priceless.

Mediocrity of thought is the predication of foolishness.

Your rage disinterests me. Your mediocrity gives me pause. Your lack of any form of intellectual depth is telling.

Water seeks it's own level.

When a fool thinks he challenges humor.


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Re: Rise of sea levels is 'the greatest lie ever told'
By: ribit
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Wed, 19 Feb 14 6:17 AM
Msg. 61320 of 65535

zimbler
who for 35 years has been using every known scientific method to study sea levels all over the globe,

...water seeks it's own level. If it's going up anywhere, it's going up in every connected body of water on the planet. That's why the bed wetters pointing out some island in the middle of nowhere disappearing, if it is happening, it is most likely the result of the island sinking. I even read an article somewhere about "venice" being a result of oceans rising when the fact is that venice is sinking. If ya see a liberal standing on a corner holding a rope, he can't tell ya if he lost a horse or found a rope, but he's absolutely certain that global warming is the cause.


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