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I know that; I was being ironic. See, the US is the only developed country in the world that... oh, never mind.
You do know that it requires an internet connection and smart device to see your post, right?
Sorry Dave, couldn't resist.
I'm not sure Google isn't making people dumber...
Dear Coztick,
I believe you are on to something…yes, we are all getting dumber.
Dave
I believe you are on to something…yes, we are all getting dumber.
Dave
BTW,
In order to support the clamor defending the man caused climate change, many are expecting sea temps to rise. I for one am agnostic on the issue. But for 27 years I have seen the mid January water temp to be 78-79 F, slowly dropping down from the high in summer of 85-86.
As best I know the summer temps were completely in order with the historical record. But if in the next two weeks we don't get to 78 -79F I may have to change my outlook.
Dave Dillehay
In order to support the clamor defending the man caused climate change, many are expecting sea temps to rise. I for one am agnostic on the issue. But for 27 years I have seen the mid January water temp to be 78-79 F, slowly dropping down from the high in summer of 85-86.
As best I know the summer temps were completely in order with the historical record. But if in the next two weeks we don't get to 78 -79F I may have to change my outlook.
Dave Dillehay
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