Global Warming

[Exterminator]

They have no education.

Period.

[The Troll]

  Want to bet I have no knowledge on water acidification.  I show the books on the courses I took.  Fool. 

[me]

  Want to bet I have no knowledge on water acidification.  I show the books on the courses I took.  Fool. 

I thought you didn't go to college Troll.

[The Troll]

I thought you didn't go to college Troll.

  When a person start a water condition sales company the softener company has that person come to the main office and you are taught the fundamentals of the water cycle and the chemistry and how water is used and how it can change in quality from well to well.  After spending a four day course we were required to complete correspondence course on the treatment of hard, iron, sulphur, turbidy and chlorination of bad water wells and the equipment need to treat it.  I wonder if the great brain had any education in water.  WATER the next thing next to OXYGEN for HUMAN LIFE.   

[me]

  When a person start a water condition sales company the softener company has that person come to the main office and you are taught the fundamentals of the water cycle and the chemistry and how water is used and how it can change in quality from well to well.  After spending a four day course we were required to complete correspondence course on the treatment of hard, iron, sulphur, turbidy and chlorination of bad water wells and the equipment need to treat it.  I wonder if the great brain had any education in water.  WATER the next thing next to OXYGEN for HUMAN LIFE.   

So a 4 day course in water conditioning made you an expert huh?  Wow, that's amazing and I'll bet it helped scare them potential customers right into buying them thar softeners too didn't it? 

[The Troll]

So a 4 day course in water conditioning made you an expert huh?  Wow, that's amazing and I'll bet it helped scare them potential customers right into buying them thar softeners too didn't it?

  And 40 years in business and no unhappy customers.  Any time you want to challenge me in the knowledge of water and the treatment of water.  Let us put up $10,000 (like Romney) for a little test.  I bet I'll smoke your ass in any question on it.  You couldn't even carry water for me.  Asshole.  What a dumbasss-------->

[me]

  And 40 years in business and no unhappy customers.  Any time you want to challenge me in the knowledge of water and the treatment of water.  Let us put up $10,000 (like Romney) for a little test.  I bet I'll smoke your ass in any question on it.  You couldn't even carry water for me.  Asshole.  What a dumbasss-------->

That does not make you an authority on global warming.  Unless of course you also spent the night at a Holiday Inn. 

[The Troll]

That does not make you an authority on global warming.  Unless of course you also spent the night at a Holiday Inn. 

  You're getting to be really funny.  

[Palehorse]

Monday's Boston Marathon may not be as crowded as some had anticipated with temperatures expected to approach 90 degrees.

The Boston Athletic Association is allowing runners to defer their entry into the race until the 2013 marathon as a way of discouraging some from taking on what could be dangerously hot weather.. . .

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2012/04/15/boston-marathon-officials-issue-heat-warning/?hpt=hp_t2

And what. . . its April! 

[me]

And so????  I've seen it 70 degrees in Dec and remember when it's been like this in March and April.  Maybe the earth is starting to tilt on it's axis already in prep for 12/22/12. 

[Palehorse]

And so????  I've seen it 70 degrees in Dec and remember when it's been like this in March and April.  Maybe the earth is starting to tilt on it's axis already in prep for 12/22/12. 

In Boston?????

[me]

In Boston?????

I with hold comment until we see if the forecast is correct.

[The Troll]

     I am sure glad they can grow grapes in England and have a wine industry.

                                                                     
                                                                         

[Palehorse]

The race, which began in 1897 and bills itself as the world's oldest annually contested marathon, is typically held in relatively cool weather. The average temperature for an April day in Boston is 47 degrees - with a usual high of 56 and low of 40 degrees - according to the city and National Weather Service. When this year's race finished, the temperature was in the mid-70s.

[me]

The race, which began in 1897 and bills itself as the world's oldest annually contested marathon, is typically held in relatively cool weather. The average temperature for an April day in Boston is 47 degrees - with a usual high of 56 and low of 40 degrees - according to the city and National Weather Service. When this year's race finished, the temperature was in the mid-70s.

I believe the high for this date was recorded around 100yrs ago and was 79.