Chuck Gould wrote:
basskisser wrote:

Almost boating related.

If the ice melts, it may change sea level.

The planet has been in a constant state of change since it was formed.
Just wait until the next time the axis suddenly shifts- global warming
will seem pretty insignificant.


I am waithing for the magnetic poles to switch. That will be something
to see.

"Bert Robbins" wrote in message
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Chuck Gould wrote:
basskisser wrote:

Almost boating related.

If the ice melts, it may change sea level.

The planet has been in a constant state of change since it was formed.
Just wait until the next time the axis suddenly shifts- global warming
will seem pretty insignificant.


I am waithing for the magnetic poles to switch. That will be something to
see.

They just did .... see?
ooopps, there they go again.

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:
"Bert Robbins" wrote in message
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Chuck Gould wrote:
basskisser wrote:

Almost boating related.

If the ice melts, it may change sea level.

The planet has been in a constant state of change since it was formed.
Just wait until the next time the axis suddenly shifts- global warming
will seem pretty insignificant.


I am waithing for the magnetic poles to switch. That will be something to
see.

They just did .... see?
ooopps, there they go again.

Eisboch

Now, that's funny!!!

"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
ups.com...
Just wait until the next time the axis suddenly shifts- global warming
will seem pretty insignificant.


And when did it "suddenly" shift its axis? I wouldn't call thousands, or
millions, of years "suddenly". Compared to human lives that's almost an
eternity.
In a later post in this thread someone is talking about the magnetic poles
switching and how it will be something to see. This is another event that
will take thousands of years, and one generation, or ten, won't see a
significant change. Magnetic pole switching won't serve as an excuse when
you put your boat up on the rocks like that photo you posted.

You need to look elsewhere for a disaster scenario; how about $10/gallon gas
or beer at $50 per six-pack?