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This is probably the best one though!

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Re my post about contrails in Little House on the Prairie - that was the new Netflix version. But if you look, the old 1970s/1980s series had plenty of contrails too. No doubt added by that German guy using Disney's $30 million.

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@ABridgen How about your barmy views on chemtrails? Is there a political appetite for those? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@Briantolley10 @ABridgen More or less, but it's the humidity rather than the temperature that really matters - it's usually cold enough over the UK, but you only get the trails when the air is humid enough.

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@Madnesstruth007 @ABridgen How stressful it must be to get angry every time the weather allows contrails to form.

Here's a tip: take five minutes to learn why it happens. Your blood pressure will thank you.

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@1kylobeddo @ABridgen Where are planes meant to be if not in the sky? How utterly dumb can you get?

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@KidsBuggered @ABridgen Everybody can see contrails. Perhaps you need to open your eyes, then you would see the butterflies too. I don't know about you but I have seen more butterfiies this year than ever. But if you spend all your time shut indoors ranting about conspiracy theories you'll miss them.

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@MDJO @BollocksWeather @scam_demic "That's all that was needed"? Oh so you think the chemtrail believers will just pipe down now? I somehow doubt that!

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@IRHologram @ValerieAnne1970 What's funny is that most of today's chemtrailers think the "spraying" didn't start until long after 2011.

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@HMS_TattyHead @ABridgen What do you mean "on the 14th"? That is an ancient chemtrail meme that has been around for years. Ted Gunderson died 15 years ago, which is long before many of today's chemtrailers think the "spraying" even started!

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@dun54823 @ABridgen Have you not noticed that the so-called "spraying" only happens when there is rain on the way? Can you put 2 and 2 together yet?

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@ControlGroupHQ @ABridgen Just as forecast. Notice how (as Andrew points out) they are not there every day? Why do you think that might be?

Meanwhile down here in Hampshire, fluffy clouds and blue sky. Can you work it out?

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@banksyls12 @Tom_SmileyFace @ABridgen Yes, gullible. If they fall for the ancient chemtrail hoax when there is so much information available to anyone in seconds, for free, these days, then what other word would you choose?

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@ABridgen Why would there be the same number? Are there the same number of other clouds in the sky every day?

Weather changes from day to day, even from hour to hour!

You can predict when there will and won't be contrails.

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@MizdInformation @RealDrJaneRuby Oh, with that info can we look at her flight on the contrail tracker?

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@SallyRi70336882 @DrainLyfe120 What you mean is “before it rains the humidity rises which is why contrails start to appear”. You have it backwards.

Did you know you can use contrails to predict the weather? Smart people knew that decades ago.

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@crushingpeaks @DrainLyfe120 Yes, rain incoming which is why you start to see contrails. When a train is approaching you hear a whistle but whistling doesn’t make a train appear.

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@DrainLyfe120 @DeborahClaireUK You have it back to front. The contrails didn’t “change the sky”. The weather changed the sky, and the contrails starting to linger was the first visible sign of that.

If you were smart you could use the contrails as a forecasting tool. They are often the first sign of a change.

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@DrainLyfe120 Which chemicals would they be?

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@GerardAMorrow Stop using AI to post about things you don’t understand. This post was clearly AI generated, crappy formatting and all.