Sweet Willy
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- May 20, 2009
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Concept? Now it's a concept?
Nah... you said that when the sun gets cold, the Earth gets cold. First you said you were talking about solar cycles. Then it was a relative comparison to the temp of a sun spot versus the rest of the sun. Then it was some book about some sort of solar armagedon, complete with crop failures and panic in the streets. Now it's a concept.
You can't seem to decide what it was you meant, can you? Cause the truth is, it was just a poor choice of words, the sun doesn't get cold and the only way to really address the statement in question is to acknowledge it was a bad choice of words to describe the sun.
But that would cause some sort of mental break down evidently, with a grown man curled up in a corner balling like a baby. So.... we get to watch the show. Grown men flailing about, rationalizing, telling tall tales, squirming and writhing, hoping that somehow, some way, another reason materializes that can make the sun cold for ol' Fitzy.
It's not coming Fitzy. The sun will rise today and it will not be a cold sun. It will be it's usual, radiant self and bring heat to the planet. Same thing it's been doing for all of human existence.
Nah... you said that when the sun gets cold, the Earth gets cold. First you said you were talking about solar cycles. Then it was a relative comparison to the temp of a sun spot versus the rest of the sun. Then it was some book about some sort of solar armagedon, complete with crop failures and panic in the streets. Now it's a concept.
You can't seem to decide what it was you meant, can you? Cause the truth is, it was just a poor choice of words, the sun doesn't get cold and the only way to really address the statement in question is to acknowledge it was a bad choice of words to describe the sun.
But that would cause some sort of mental break down evidently, with a grown man curled up in a corner balling like a baby. So.... we get to watch the show. Grown men flailing about, rationalizing, telling tall tales, squirming and writhing, hoping that somehow, some way, another reason materializes that can make the sun cold for ol' Fitzy.
It's not coming Fitzy. The sun will rise today and it will not be a cold sun. It will be it's usual, radiant self and bring heat to the planet. Same thing it's been doing for all of human existence.
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