> Chris_Balsz wrote:
> Which ships make the Northwest passage? Sailboats? Steel diesel icebreakers?
A wide variety. Ice breakers are not required.
http://www.nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/2008/082508.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/918448.stm
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20000910/ai_n14339588
Owned again, are you coming back for more? I'm not, I've rebounded every point you have made.
> You offer your own experiences with sunburns as evidence proving your ozone hole is so very much worse than anything anywhere else. I'm saying I got personal experience to match, and we don't have any ozone hole. You start pouting that I doubt your hole. So sorry to steal your big claim to fame down there
I hardly think it's a claim to fame, I wish it was gone. Your story would be good if you provided some kind of comparison. For all I know you'd get burnt in a rainforest while wearing a bomb suit.
>its like I saw a ball of yarn just as big in hooterville junction or something and y'all are a mite riled by a loudmouth cityslicker
Thats just so cute!
>i'm from southern california and humidity blocks sunburn quite effectively.
Where are you from? LA? It's called smog. Ok so maybe you are not from LA, I'm not sure, but it's the ozone layer that's blocking UV rays. The last person that I heard of who said that water in the air prevents the UV from damaging your skin, I'm pretty sure got locked in a mental institution.
>You burn faster on the Mojave plateau than at the beach
I'm sure you do, but if the beach you talk about is in LA, it's the smog. Perhaps cause the Mojave is much higher up? Regardless, I fail to see your point.
I've had enough of this one, thanks though.
Gondor: wtf, im not even mentioned. I was the glue to this family. Thats BS!
Econ: Gondor, if you were the glue, then I was the glue sticky thing that applies the glue.
(edit: I believe that's called the brush).
Torqez: Econ you forgot the part where you say "and I made Torqez delete!"
