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Uh uh uh. Scientifically, pollutants can be those present naturally in an environment, but in abnormal concentrations. In this case, CO2 can certainly be considered a pollutant.

This. Never had a cigarette; don't see the point as it's pretty stupid and it stinks. Number one turn-off.

Lol, prove it.

Heart Gold and Soul Silver? I call shens.

Lol Chad, since when was not being married a crime in this country?

Wow, guys, you sure did misinterpret my suggestion for a Maglite. You don't use it to visually stun the attacker; you use it to stun the attacker by BEATING THEM OVER THE HEAD WITH IT.

Have you ever been clobbered by a Maglite torch?

Best legal and non-suspicious form of defence, especially for women wandering around dark places alone at night: a 30cm Maglite torch.

I'm annoyed that pepper spray is illegal. We still keep some stashed in the house, though.

All I can say is awsm, both the SKA and seeing all the work us SEARFE kids did coming to fruition.

What has "balance" got to do with it?

I've eaten zebra. It's pretty tough, but tasty.

Rephrase, making more sense.

Much less food from the ocean, however, which is a huge source of protein to developing nations. Rising CO2 = rising oceanic acidification = plankton with calcium carbonate shells (and hard corals, come to think of it) are very unhappy = bottom-up trophic cascade.

Oh, yeah, he does have a point. Haha wow, I read that incorrectly. My apologies, murphyad.

That's why I was correcting murphyad. He implied that all ice caps were situated on water, like the North Pole ice caps, and thus those ice caps melting would not cause any change in sea levels. Murphyad unfortunately forgot about the vast ice caps on Greenland and Antarctica, which obviously...

These ice caps are on land, not water. Melting of these ice caps will result in significant sea level rise.

Except for the giant ice caps in Antarctica and Greenland.

Evidence Points To Conscious 'Metacognition' In Some Nonhuman Animals

You get used to it after a while. Alternatively, don't wait too long inbetween waxes.