I have this issue with the Sun

it sure is hott

never seen the Sun so hott

the weather is downright 'sarry'

Tornadoes left and right


what is up with the Earth?

are we burning?

can the Earth withstand the heat?

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Humans are a very adaptable race and we have overcome many obstacles in the past so i really believe we can overcome whatever is ahead of us as a human race.I think the biggest threat to us is global warming whether or not it is man made is not the point,the point is it is happening and what are we going to do about it.If we dont do anything about it then this earth will be entirely different in the next 50-100 years.

Its funny that you are hot in your part of the world, cause here in my part of the world we're unseasonably cold. Here it is approaching the middle of june and its between 55 and 75 degrees farenheit on average. its crazy and kinda disturbing.
I guess global warming is going to effect different areas in different ways. Should be one hell of a ride for the next 50 years or so.

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I agree with you about the adaptability of our species, hopefully it wont get so far as people living in underground complexes or under bubble domes (ever see Logan's Run?) or something like that.
Hopefully as the world begins to turn away from burning fossil fuels the planet will have a chance to heal itself. I think weve done too much damage not to see some negative effects in the coming years though.

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Still today, you can go up on a steep hill in Las Vegas and look west, and with the right kind of eyes you can just make out the high water mark, that place where the wave finally broke, and rolled back.

- Hunter S. Tompson