48" of Global Warming (just for Marina...)

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Was it necessary to break it?

 

[Anonymous]

:?

 

[Anonymous]

:?

It said of "global warming" not his penis!!!! :lol:

 

[Anonymous]

Depends what globes he warms with it.

 

[Anonymous]

Or maybe he is suggesting there are 23 more like the current one. :lol:

 

[Anonymous]

Or maybe he is suggesting there are 23 more like the current one. :lol:

23? Do you mean 47?

 

[Anonymous]

Or maybe he is suggesting there are 23 more like the current one. :lol:

23? Do you mean 47?

That's just cold.

 

[Anonymous]

Or maybe he is suggesting there are 23 more like the current one. :lol:

23? Do you mean 47?

That's just cold.

No, that's fresh.

 

[Anonymous]

Was it necessary to break it?

Yes, the core barrel is only 18", and without breaking it cleanly, it will break on its own, spin in the core barrel and grind away years.

 

[Anonymous]

So, you cored 48 inches of something white.

I have drilled over 11' of a black substance, will that disprove global warming?

 

[Anonymous]

He's showing me the core of a large coral head that died back in... the '80s I believe. This core sample may provide the kind of data the global warming naysayers insist we don't have, the kind that may demonstrate that it is human activity, and SOLELY human activity, that has spurred this latest warming event.

Have I got that even partially right, Chris? I haven't done a wake & bake today.

You're too sexy with your cores, too sexy for your cores so sexy it hurts. (Ok, that was lame, but that song just popped into my head, and out it came.)

 

[Anonymous]

No wake and bake yet? And you call yourself a Californian? One more violation and it's off to Utah with you :lol:

 

[Anonymous]

Do corals like that have something analogous to growth rings, so you can tell age and good years vs bad years?

 

[Anonymous]

Do corals like that have something analogous to growth rings, so you can tell age and good years vs bad years?

Yah, how old is this guy and what did he go thru?

 

[Anonymous]

Do corals like that have something analogous to growth rings, so you can tell age and good years vs bad years?

Yes. Density bands visible by x rays. The bands don't do much aside from provide an independent age control. Some species show stress bands from events. Some show ash layers from volcanic eruptions. A random example from google:

 

[Anonymous]

He's showing me the core of a large coral head that died back in... the '80s I believe. This core sample may provide the kind of data the global warming naysayers insist we don't have, the kind that may demonstrate that it is human activity, and SOLELY human activity, that has spurred this latest warming event.

Have I got that even partially right, Chris? I haven't done a wake & bake today.

You're too sexy with your cores, too sexy for your cores so sexy it hurts. (Ok, that was lame, but that song just popped into my head, and out it came.)

I just spewed Marina. As I was reading your post, that song was playing on VH1! Ohhh creepy :lol:

 

[Anonymous]

I thought our interpretation was better.

 

[Anonymous]

He's showing me the core of a large coral head that died back in... the '80s I believe. This core sample may provide the kind of data the global warming naysayers insist we don't have, the kind that may demonstrate that it is human activity, and SOLELY human activity, that has spurred this latest warming event.

Have I got that even partially right, Chris? I haven't done a wake & bake today.

You're too sexy with your cores, too sexy for your cores so sexy it hurts. (Ok, that was lame, but that song just popped into my head, and out it came.)

I just spewed Marina. As I was reading your post, that song was playing on VH1! Ohhh creepy :lol:

JESUS SALLY! Timing really IS everything... :shock: :lol:

 

[Anonymous]

What is that green line Chris? I've seen it on plenty of massive corals like that one.