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Poboy kartman

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Hey you guys have White Settlement too?
From your Link:
"In early 2007 a United States academic claimed that coal mining in the region triggered the earthquake, although earthquake activity has been present in the area at least since
white settlement first occurred."

THAT'S IT!!! See! Earthquakes are not only manmade...but can be narrowed down to white men.
 

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Hey you guys have White Settlement too?
From your Link:
"In early 2007 a United States academic claimed that coal mining in the region triggered the earthquake, although earthquake activity has been present in the area at least since
white settlement first occurred."

Oh, how droll, I'm not even gonna go there; all I'll say is our history is much like yours...

THAT'S IT!!! See! Earthquakes are not only manmade...but can be narrowed down to white men.

Then how do you explain Fukashima :lolgoku:
 

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Then how do you explain Fukashima :lolgoku:
Japanese are white too.

Also Waaaay back in 1913 before cars (for the most part) The hottest temp ever recorded on earth was 134° in Death Valley. It has not been that hot there again yet. This "warming" thing sure does work slow!:p
 

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Japanese are white too.

Also Waaaay back in 1913 before cars (for the most part) The hottest temp ever recorded on earth was 134° in Death Valley. It has not been that hat there again yet. This "warming" thing sure does work slow!:p

I would question the accuracy of any measurement taken when most people still pooped outside. :roflol:
 

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I would question the accuracy of any measurement taken when most people still pooped outside. :roflol:
Thanks for bringing that up. That was my next point. Who is to say how hot it was 100, 200 or 800 years ago. It is NOT warming!!! This is just a normal weather cycle. Just roll with the ebb and flow of nature.

Just like who the heck knows if there were earthquakes in Oklahoma before 1850. I do not think the native americans kept record of Seismic Activity:roflol:
 

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Yeah...there are two sides to every story.....and an internet....those willing to do the research with an open mind will soon be enlightened.... the rest will live in California.
 

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Japanese are white too.

No, they're yellow...

Also Waaaay back in 1913 before cars (for the most part) The hottest temp ever recorded on earth was 134° in Death Valley. It has not been that hat there again yet. This "warming" thing sure does work slow!:p

I've had many conversations with my 85yo mother who remembers one or two summers & winters that were extreme but, not that different to todays extremes...

"Global warming" indicates a condition where, overall, global conditions are changing; the most common part is the melting of the polar caps, causing ocean levels to rise; this is not unheard of, nor has it never occurred before, the earth has been undergoing changes for ever (has anyone ever hears of the ice age?) & will continue to change forever, not because we are changing it but, just because that's what happens...

So, global warming? Maybe. Climate change? Not to any measurable extent...

Just my 2 cents...
 

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Semantics. I am not White either I am "tan"

I am multicolor, cutoff sleeves down to hands dark tan.
Shirt area light light tan.
Waist to shorts botton WHITE.
Legs to top of short socks tannish.
Down to toes white again.
Face is red when pi$$ed off.
If i had blue ba!!s i would be somewhat patriotic colors.
 

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Thanks for bringing that up. That was my next point. Who is to say how hot it was 100, 200 or 800 years ago. It is NOT warming!!! This is just a normal weather cycle. Just roll with the ebb and flow of nature.

Just like who the heck knows if there were earthquakes in Oklahoma before 1850. I do not think the native americans kept record of Seismic Activity:roflol:

Well they painted all those pictures in caves lol, we're any under giant snow drifts?

We can stoke this fire even further by asking who everyone is voting for lol.
 

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Well they painted all those pictures in caves lol, we're any under giant snow drifts?

We can stoke this fire even further by asking who everyone is voting for lol.

Your vote doesn't mean much. Puppets do what the puppeteers make them. And the puppeteers don't care about you.

Oh wait, I thought this was "Disposable AmeriCANS"???

Must be the wrong thread?
 

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Dont forget we all benifits from this desposalable society.
Cheap China predators and Cheng tires. Flat screen tvs the size of billboards just for the asking. It is cheaper to replace than repair. Of course not all things but more things than ever before.
where's the radio repair man? What about the vacuum repairman?
When the rebuild kit for an alternator plus labor cost more then a new one where's the benifits.
It really come down to labor cost. Years ago labor cost were low and parts were high. Now parts are low and mass produced but labor is high. $15 unskilled minimun wage doesnt buy much anymore.

Mrc.
 

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15 dollar unskilled minimum wage? where are you living!

A qualified repair tech will make 25-30, So your point is correct on a TV or Vacuum. lol
 

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I've said it before. Monetary systems don't work. Only resource based economies make sense.
Greed and Corruption are the flaws in every monetary system.
Our capitalist system is designed to make money for a few and that money is the money the working poor bust their *** for to keep up with the standards set by network television. It has been this way since the constitution was written. This country was set up for wealthy land owners, not working poor.
Worst of all, the money doesn't even exist. What gold? What do we manufacture? Just a bunch of middle men trying to make money while providing nothing of value.

$15 / $100 per hour. It is all Monopoly money.

Andrew Jackson for President.
Make sure you are stocked up on ammo when the Ponzi scheme is up!

Police state anyone?
 

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Dont forget we all benifits from this desposalable society.
Cheap China predators and Cheng tires. Flat screen tvs the size of billboards just for the asking. It is cheaper to replace than repair. Of course not all things but more things than ever before.
where's the radio repair man? What about the vacuum repairman?
When the rebuild kit for an alternator plus labor cost more then a new one where's the benifits.
It really come down to labor cost. Years ago labor cost were low and parts were high. Now parts are low and mass produced but labor is high. $15 unskilled minimun wage doesnt buy much anymore.

Mrc.

That's exactly the point being made here, it's cheaper to replace than repair but, most people go overboard; what ever happened to sentimental value?

Case in point: I recently had an argument with a friend; I was explaining that I had to borrow money but, still didn't have enough to cover what I needed; the first thing out of her mouth was "sell your go kart"; not just no but H.E.L.L. NO but, I couldn't explain to her why not, not through lack of trying...
 

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I thought I would build my current kart for 300 bucks and then sell it for 500 or 600. but No way I like it too much. It is Mine. I built it. It is part of me.
 

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That's exactly my point :cheers2:

Yeah, I've bought/acquired items, fixed & sold for a profit but, my kart isn't going anywhere except with me; when I was evicted 6 months ago, my kart was one of the first things on the trailer; when I relocated to Queensland, again, my kart was one of the first things on the trailer; meanwhile, almost all of my furniture & most of my large tools & equipment (apart from my mowing equipment) is still in Sydney...
 
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