(06-15-2026, 06:01 AM)TomK Wrote: I lost count of how many times you mentioned trailer trash..
If the shoe fits.. and omg, Tom, you're the quintessential example of.. they look perfect on you.
I am impressed how quickly the world has traded their concern for the environment for their love of all things AI. Fools, every last one of them.. selfish narcissistic idiots.. of which the pics posted here are perfect examples..
And no, the planet has not stopped warming, and every one of those data centers you all relish like children on Christmas morning, besides using an exorbitant amount of water and electricity, are emitting a phenomenal amount of heat. Which of course, is the real problem.. heat.
From.. https://thebulletin.org/2026/06/an-area-...ures-rise/
An area of sea ice as big as France is gone from Antarctica’s west coast, as temperatures rise
Which begins..
Antarctica’s west coast is missing an area of winter sea ice the size of France, sparking concerns for threatened penguins, other marine life, and global sea levels.
One expert said the loss of ice in the Bellingshausen Sea was “depressing” and the failure of ice to form could have intensified a heatwave over the continent’s peninsular last week that saw daytime temperatures peak at 15.4 degrees Celsius (about 59 degrees Fahrenheit) which is more than 20 degrees Celsius above average. (It is normally about 24 degrees Fahrenheit at this time of year.)
It’s winter in Antarctica, when sea ice expands rapidly around the continent peaking in September.
But satellite observations showed the Bellingshausen Sea—on the west side of the Antarctic peninsular and which by June would usually be covered by ice—was almost completely ice-free.
Scientists said the region was missing about 650,000 square kilometers (250,000 sq miles) of sea ice, compared with the average between 1991 and 2020. That is an area about the size of France, and almost 10 times the size of Tasmania.
Kalianna's shared article doesn't come close to pointing out how sick our species is.. and how detrimental to the planet's well-being man's desires for self gratification are. But yeah, this thread is a classic. Look at me.. I'm a monkey too! And no, Q, just because the planet will 'recover' doesn't justify the sin of our willingness to destroy life. Of our happiness gained on the traumatic demise of others. A sin is still a sin.