@creja34 Babe, hun, sweetheart, sweetie, darlin. Used to hear them all the time growing up anytime we would visit a restaurant. Doesn’t really make much difference to me
@_SolutionsParty@Milajoy This is the kind of discussion I enjoy, just a calm presentation of positions without the usual name calling and mud slinging that inevitably occurs.
@_SolutionsParty@Milajoy Great article. I’ll try and get access to the various studies I’ve seen. When I tried to access them they were locked behind various research paywalls now that I don’t have access to. I’ll reach out to a few of my friends who might be able to help with access
@Brutusale1@DianeCPiette@japan_nobunaga I grew up in a town out on the eastern plains of CO. If the water coming out of the city lines wasn’t as brown as tree bark when you turned the tap, you considered it a good day. I’d drink the “non-portable” water from our well that was tapped into the same water table
@_SolutionsParty@Milajoy Historically the temperature data was collected from outside of the large population centers to prevent having the data influenced by the “concrete jungle” effect. The data being collected now have all been moved into population centers, which throws the data off due to the
@Real_RobN I’ve had a similar problem in CO. I’ve always been registered as an unaffiliated voter. But after I left the military in 2001, every election my registration somehow got changed to Democrat. I make it a point now to check my registration before every election now to prevent it.