No, they just can't seem to play nice with anybody, but it's not just the religion, they were assholes even before they became Muslims. Not all of them of course but enough of them. The worst part is they are like commies, they can't except that the reason for their problem isn't that they have converted the whole world, so they're hell-bent on destroying what they envy.

Dude the only post to have ever gotten deleted on slashdot was in a religious thread. You want to see inflamation post there hasn't been any warming for 18 years and put in a link to WUWT or the Ocean ate the heat and a link to SS!

There was a movie made of the life the Prophet, it was blamed for inciting the revolution in Egypt. From what I could see from the trailers it was every bit as bad as the movie "The Profit" a docu-drama about L Ron Hubbard, who founded the religion "Scientology" and probably one of the few religions whose adherents are as easily offended as the Muslims.

That would be one-armed bandits.

'North-African gangs", is that some kind of politically correct way of saying Islamic extremists?

Oh noway, you can take a doe or buck with your bow licence, you can take a buck on your firearm licence and a doe if you have a doe permit and you can take a buck on your muzzle loading licence; so that a total of 4 max, not dozens, but the true is most people take zip. Now in Michigan you can take a feral domestic pig on any licence, as many as you want too, that doesn't include wild pigs either, just escaped domestic pigs.
Now that's a lot closer to what they were doing, baiting feral pigs for open season.

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a few more 2009s than I saw at first glance, yet the point I was making , that the link was based on old references is still valid.

Interesting, most of the references on your linked page is from 2006, the newest is 2011. NASA seems to think that there is Decreased snow cover (the 2011 reference), yet when you follow their link to the actual data, you see the snow cover anomaly hovers around zero; if there newest reference is that far off now, one wonders about the older stuff.

Warming trend has been flatline for over 18 years, the Arctic summer sea-ice that was predicted to be gone two years ago, is recovering and Antarctic seaice is near record levels; the burden is on you.

It shrinks during polymerization, leading to porosity problems, especially in large pieces.

I thought the "Galaxy Quest" solution was pretty good, only one crewmember could speak to the computer; that way if the bad-guys kill the correct person the whole ship was kaput.

Like talking into a computer mouse wasn't suspicious.

Since the Whales could see out of the tank, and the tank was moving, without visual cues matching, it seems like the Whales might get sea-sick! Sea-sick Whales, now that would be strange.

Which round? the new Eco-Bullets that the Army was using would often bounce off a truck windshield

In the Army, you didn't have to get all of those shots, but if you didn't get the shots, and contracted an illness those shots would have prevented there would have been a Courts Martial for you. I'd be open to anti-vaxers being criminally liable for harm done to their children by neglecting their vaccinations.