So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
Well, that probably made it easier to clean off the seat when the lights came back on, right?
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
TMI? Ahhhhhhhhh! Acronyyyyyyyyyyyyymmmmmmmmmms!!!
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
Not sure where to put this but I’m enjoying the recent trend of shaming celebrities for their private jet usage. No surprise, they’re usually the biggest hypocrites.
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
haha. I thought it was just common sense, honestly. anyone who knows they are physically dehydrated (like after working out or a night of drinking) and then see that...how could they not make that connection?
I'm certainly not surrounded by scholars. a few that think they are, but no real ones.
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
This is common information that is gone over almost weekly at any construction site, especially in the summer...not exactly scholars but well known among anyone that has worked in trades.
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
This is common information that is gone over almost weekly at any construction site, especially in the summer...not exactly scholars but well known among anyone that has worked in trades.
I've never worked at a construction site, but definitely aware that the yellower your pee, the more dehydrated you likely are.
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So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
This is common information that is gone over almost weekly at any construction site, especially in the summer...not exactly scholars but well known among anyone that has worked in trades.
Common information that you are taught. How about Joe at the office?
Just pointing out that it wasn't always common knowledge..
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
This is common information that is gone over almost weekly at any construction site, especially in the summer...not exactly scholars but well known among anyone that has worked in trades.
Common information that you are taught. How about Joe at the office?
Just pointing out that it wasn't always common knowledge..
lol you asked hugh if he got that information by being surrounded by scholars.
Not sure where to put this but I’m enjoying the recent trend of shaming celebrities for their private jet usage. No surprise, they’re usually the biggest hypocrites.
Yeah, that is so true. I hate to say this, but feel the same way about big bands that travel with a fleet of trucks to do shows. I'm going to see The Dream Syndicate in Sacramento tomorrow. That band is celebrating it's 40 year this tour. On Face Book, band leader Steve Wynn mentioned a recent rehearsal for the tour and then wrote, "Time to pack up the van!"
Which uses less energy. this?
or this?
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
This is common information that is gone over almost weekly at any construction site, especially in the summer...not exactly scholars but well known among anyone that has worked in trades.
Common information that you are taught. How about Joe at the office?
Just pointing out that it wasn't always common knowledge..
lol you asked hugh if he got that information by being surrounded by scholars.
Yes, meaning that they were educated. it was an attempt at a joke.
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
This is common information that is gone over almost weekly at any construction site, especially in the summer...not exactly scholars but well known among anyone that has worked in trades.
Common information that you are taught. How about Joe at the office?
Just pointing out that it wasn't always common knowledge..
lol you asked hugh if he got that information by being surrounded by scholars.
Yes, meaning that they were educated. it was an attempt at a joke.
ah well nuance is lost on the forums more often than not
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
This is common information that is gone over almost weekly at any construction site, especially in the summer...not exactly scholars but well known among anyone that has worked in trades.
Common information that you are taught. How about Joe at the office?
Just pointing out that it wasn't always common knowledge..
lol you asked hugh if he got that information by being surrounded by scholars.
Yes, meaning that they were educated. it was an attempt at a joke.
ah well nuance is lost on the forums more often than not
Yeah I know. I am quite funny usually. I'll try harder, lol.
So yesterday I was out in this heat and nearly fell out... I've been riding my bike and drinking what I thought was a good amount of water so I thought I'd be good all day. For working in doors? Sure. For outdoors? Not even close. I downed 4 liters of water in a short period and peed once... And it was dark.
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
Why were you peeing in the dark? Did the power go out?
My pee was dark you loon, lol. Sign of dehydration.
TMI
You know how many people don't know that little tidbit?
how could any adult not know that?
I was talking about the darker pee...
I know. how could any adult not know that?
You must be surrounded by scholars then or give people way more credit than what they deserve.
This is common information that is gone over almost weekly at any construction site, especially in the summer...not exactly scholars but well known among anyone that has worked in trades.
Common information that you are taught. How about Joe at the office?
Just pointing out that it wasn't always common knowledge..
lol you asked hugh if he got that information by being surrounded by scholars.
Yes, meaning that they were educated. it was an attempt at a joke.
ah well nuance is lost on the forums more often than not
Yeah I know. I am quite funny usually. I'll try harder, lol.
oooh, umm please dont try, let it fall naturally. you may have more success....
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
I'm a bit hesitant to post this for concern over being seen as an alarmist or doomer. I always try to remain hopeful, so those are not my M.O. But I am curious what some of you think. Does this writers premise sound likely? Does he take it too far? I really don't know. Would be interested to see what some of you think:
‘Soon it will be unrecognisable’: total climate meltdown cannot be stopped, says expert
Blistering heatwaves are just the start. We must accept how bad things
are before we can head off global catastrophe, according to a leading UK
scientist.
The publication of Bill McGuire’s latest book, Hothouse Earth,
could not be more timely. Appearing in the shops this week, it will be
perused by sweltering customers who have just endured record high
temperatures across the UK and now face the prospect of weeks of drought
to add to their discomfort.
And this is
just the beginning, insists McGuire, who is emeritus professor of
geophysical and climate hazards at University College London. As he
makes clear in his uncompromising depiction of the coming climatic
catastrophe, we have – for far too long – ignored explicit warnings that
rising carbon emissions are dangerously heating the Earth. Now we are
going to pay the price for our complacence in the form of storms,
floods, droughts and heatwaves that will easily surpass current
extremes.
The
crucial point, he argues, is that there is now no chance of us avoiding
a perilous, all-pervasive climate breakdown. We have passed the point
of no return and can expect a future in which lethal heatwaves and
temperatures in excess of 50C (120F) are common in the tropics; where
summers at temperate latitudes will invariably be baking hot, and where
our oceans are destined to become warm and acidic. “A child born in 2020
will face a far more hostile world that its grandparents did,” McGuire
insists.
In this respect, the volcanologist, who was also a
member of the UK government’s Natural Hazard Working Group, takes an
extreme position. Most other climate experts still maintain we have time
left, although not very much, to bring about meaningful reductions in
greenhouse gas emissions. A rapid drive to net zero and the halting of
global warming is still within our grasp, they say.
Such
claims are dismissed by McGuire. “I know a lot of people working in
climate science who say one thing in public but a very different thing
in private. In confidence, they are all much more scared about the
future we face, but they won’t admit that in public. I call this climate
appeasement and I believe it only makes things worse. The world needs
to know how bad things are going to get before we can hope to start to
tackle the crisis.”
*************
More at link.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
I'm a bit hesitant to post this for concern over being seen as an alarmist or doomer. I always try to remain hopeful, so those are not my M.O. But I am curious what some of you think. Does this writers premise sound likely? Does he take it too far? I really don't know. Would be interested to see what some of you think:
‘Soon it will be unrecognisable’: total climate meltdown cannot be stopped, says expert
Blistering heatwaves are just the start. We must accept how bad things
are before we can head off global catastrophe, according to a leading UK
scientist.
The publication of Bill McGuire’s latest book, Hothouse Earth,
could not be more timely. Appearing in the shops this week, it will be
perused by sweltering customers who have just endured record high
temperatures across the UK and now face the prospect of weeks of drought
to add to their discomfort.
And this is
just the beginning, insists McGuire, who is emeritus professor of
geophysical and climate hazards at University College London. As he
makes clear in his uncompromising depiction of the coming climatic
catastrophe, we have – for far too long – ignored explicit warnings that
rising carbon emissions are dangerously heating the Earth. Now we are
going to pay the price for our complacence in the form of storms,
floods, droughts and heatwaves that will easily surpass current
extremes.
The
crucial point, he argues, is that there is now no chance of us avoiding
a perilous, all-pervasive climate breakdown. We have passed the point
of no return and can expect a future in which lethal heatwaves and
temperatures in excess of 50C (120F) are common in the tropics; where
summers at temperate latitudes will invariably be baking hot, and where
our oceans are destined to become warm and acidic. “A child born in 2020
will face a far more hostile world that its grandparents did,” McGuire
insists.
In this respect, the volcanologist, who was also a
member of the UK government’s Natural Hazard Working Group, takes an
extreme position. Most other climate experts still maintain we have time
left, although not very much, to bring about meaningful reductions in
greenhouse gas emissions. A rapid drive to net zero and the halting of
global warming is still within our grasp, they say.
Such
claims are dismissed by McGuire. “I know a lot of people working in
climate science who say one thing in public but a very different thing
in private. In confidence, they are all much more scared about the
future we face, but they won’t admit that in public. I call this climate
appeasement and I believe it only makes things worse. The world needs
to know how bad things are going to get before we can hope to start to
tackle the crisis.”
I'm a bit hesitant to post this for concern over being seen as an alarmist or doomer. I always try to remain hopeful, so those are not my M.O. But I am curious what some of you think. Does this writers premise sound likely? Does he take it too far? I really don't know. Would be interested to see what some of you think:
‘Soon it will be unrecognisable’: total climate meltdown cannot be stopped, says expert
Blistering heatwaves are just the start. We must accept how bad things
are before we can head off global catastrophe, according to a leading UK
scientist.
The publication of Bill McGuire’s latest book, Hothouse Earth,
could not be more timely. Appearing in the shops this week, it will be
perused by sweltering customers who have just endured record high
temperatures across the UK and now face the prospect of weeks of drought
to add to their discomfort.
And this is
just the beginning, insists McGuire, who is emeritus professor of
geophysical and climate hazards at University College London. As he
makes clear in his uncompromising depiction of the coming climatic
catastrophe, we have – for far too long – ignored explicit warnings that
rising carbon emissions are dangerously heating the Earth. Now we are
going to pay the price for our complacence in the form of storms,
floods, droughts and heatwaves that will easily surpass current
extremes.
The
crucial point, he argues, is that there is now no chance of us avoiding
a perilous, all-pervasive climate breakdown. We have passed the point
of no return and can expect a future in which lethal heatwaves and
temperatures in excess of 50C (120F) are common in the tropics; where
summers at temperate latitudes will invariably be baking hot, and where
our oceans are destined to become warm and acidic. “A child born in 2020
will face a far more hostile world that its grandparents did,” McGuire
insists.
In this respect, the volcanologist, who was also a
member of the UK government’s Natural Hazard Working Group, takes an
extreme position. Most other climate experts still maintain we have time
left, although not very much, to bring about meaningful reductions in
greenhouse gas emissions. A rapid drive to net zero and the halting of
global warming is still within our grasp, they say.
Such
claims are dismissed by McGuire. “I know a lot of people working in
climate science who say one thing in public but a very different thing
in private. In confidence, they are all much more scared about the
future we face, but they won’t admit that in public. I call this climate
appeasement and I believe it only makes things worse. The world needs
to know how bad things are going to get before we can hope to start to
tackle the crisis.”
*************
More at link.
Not alarmist at all. Realistic, unfortunately.
I think so. I don't want to believe it, but I think so..
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Bri, definitely agree with "A child born in 2020 will face a far more hostile world that its grandparents did,” but I disagree we are past the point of no return.
But....we need to end coal now, which may be near impossible. When I talk to independents (those lovingly gas price voters) that's really one of two points that I tell them matters (the other being trump is a murderer of Americans).
So forget electric cars, that tech is at least a decade away from doing anything. This species needs to end coal now.
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Extreme heat warnings in effect in 28 states across US
100 million Americans are enduring searing temperatures as Biden declines to announce a climate emergency
I need to hydrate better,
Be careful out there people.
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Doh! Of course, lol!
I'm certainly not surrounded by scholars. a few that think they are, but no real ones.
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Just pointing out that it wasn't always common knowledge..
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
oooh, umm please dont try, let it fall naturally. you may have more success....
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
‘Soon it will be unrecognisable’: total climate meltdown cannot be stopped, says expert
And this is just the beginning, insists McGuire, who is emeritus professor of geophysical and climate hazards at University College London. As he makes clear in his uncompromising depiction of the coming climatic catastrophe, we have – for far too long – ignored explicit warnings that rising carbon emissions are dangerously heating the Earth. Now we are going to pay the price for our complacence in the form of storms, floods, droughts and heatwaves that will easily surpass current extremes.
The crucial point, he argues, is that there is now no chance of us avoiding a perilous, all-pervasive climate breakdown. We have passed the point of no return and can expect a future in which lethal heatwaves and temperatures in excess of 50C (120F) are common in the tropics; where summers at temperate latitudes will invariably be baking hot, and where our oceans are destined to become warm and acidic. “A child born in 2020 will face a far more hostile world that its grandparents did,” McGuire insists.
In this respect, the volcanologist, who was also a member of the UK government’s Natural Hazard Working Group, takes an extreme position. Most other climate experts still maintain we have time left, although not very much, to bring about meaningful reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. A rapid drive to net zero and the halting of global warming is still within our grasp, they say.
Such claims are dismissed by McGuire. “I know a lot of people working in climate science who say one thing in public but a very different thing in private. In confidence, they are all much more scared about the future we face, but they won’t admit that in public. I call this climate appeasement and I believe it only makes things worse. The world needs to know how bad things are going to get before we can hope to start to tackle the crisis.”
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I think so. I don't want to believe it, but I think so..
But....we need to end coal now, which may be near impossible. When I talk to independents (those lovingly gas price voters) that's really one of two points that I tell them matters (the other being trump is a murderer of Americans).
So forget electric cars, that tech is at least a decade away from doing anything. This species needs to end coal now.