02-21-2012, 07:10 PM
Cracker wrote:
She asked about the wind, tard. Go look. Wind isn't caused by the jet stream, dumbass. Jet streams are 20,000 feet up. Just stop.
I counter with:
The JET STREAM carries ALL weather, whether you want to believe it or not, tard. The location of the jet stream (overhead) determines how many systems will affect your weather. You need to just stop. Now.
Cracker throws this my way:
From NOAA:
The different modes or mechanisms of the climate system act on different time scales. Some of these mechanisms occur on short time scales, such as the changing of the seasons, which occurs regularly every year, or the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, which occurs irregularly every two to seven years. Others, such as the Arctic Oscillation and the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, are important on time scales of ten to forty years. Variations of thousands of years are associated with orbital cycles of the planet, which appear to be related to past ice ages. The different frequencies of these variations harmonize, in a manner of speaking, to bring about the symphony that is our climate.
I'm sure they are wrong and you are right.
I'll once again defend my stance with:
You're the one who brought the name-calling into this, which makes me believe that you're just throwing more bullshit against the wall and hoping it'll stick.
If you don't think these oscillations are real THIS YEAR, than go look it up. You're good at that.
And, you're right, arguing about the weather is pretty childish. I was simply calling you out for 'knowing something about everything.'
She asked about the wind, tard. Go look. Wind isn't caused by the jet stream, dumbass. Jet streams are 20,000 feet up. Just stop.
I counter with:
The JET STREAM carries ALL weather, whether you want to believe it or not, tard. The location of the jet stream (overhead) determines how many systems will affect your weather. You need to just stop. Now.
Cracker throws this my way:
From NOAA:
The different modes or mechanisms of the climate system act on different time scales. Some of these mechanisms occur on short time scales, such as the changing of the seasons, which occurs regularly every year, or the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, which occurs irregularly every two to seven years. Others, such as the Arctic Oscillation and the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, are important on time scales of ten to forty years. Variations of thousands of years are associated with orbital cycles of the planet, which appear to be related to past ice ages. The different frequencies of these variations harmonize, in a manner of speaking, to bring about the symphony that is our climate.
I'm sure they are wrong and you are right.
I'll once again defend my stance with:
You're the one who brought the name-calling into this, which makes me believe that you're just throwing more bullshit against the wall and hoping it'll stick.
If you don't think these oscillations are real THIS YEAR, than go look it up. You're good at that.
And, you're right, arguing about the weather is pretty childish. I was simply calling you out for 'knowing something about everything.'