Predictions for Copenhagen

[Calliope]

Julia
I was just correcting a spelling mistake. (as you were encouraging us to do last week, I thought).

You are wrong again. Julia was suggesting you check before you send. Not after.

 

[2020hindsight]

You are wrong again. Julia was suggesting you check before you send. Not after.

and Calliope , you're right again.

Still the moving pen writes, and having writ moves on, and , once the timer has gone past 20 minutes or whatever, you have no option but to sort it out later in another post.

whatever. Enjoy your pedantries-within-pedantries.

 

[brty]

I'm sticking with my earlier forecast for Copenhagen, made months ago......

I'm going out on a limb here for my "Predictions for Copenhagen" in December..


Cold and wet.

With rain and top temps of 6 and 4 degrees predicted for Wednesday and Thursday, it is very apt for a global warming talkfest. Sorry that should be climate change, apparently they lost the warming bit.

brty

 

[GumbyLearner]

Sex and Gropenhagen

http://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/0,1518,665182,00.html

Danish sex workers are offering free sex to COP15 in order to defend their industry.

 

[lasty]

Sex and Gropenhagen

http://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/0,1518,665182,00.html

Danish sex workers are offering free sex to COP15 in order to defend their industry.

Its probably the only Global warming evidence they will find

 

[Julia]

An extract from "Business Spectator" re Copenhagen:

Weather-wise, Copenhagen is not an accommodating place for a “warmist”, as climate sceptics like to call most of the delegates. For a start it’s cold – it was a maximum of 6 degrees Celsius today and one wonders whether having a conference in a bleak, overheated, drought riven city – Adelaide, for instance – might have got the point across a little more clearly. And the statistics don’t help. Since a late November peak of 12 degrees, Copenhagen’s daily maximum’s have obstinately fallen, despite the country emitting an extra 2 million tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere over that time. Proof, coolists could argue, that Copenhagen might be like one of those parties where the guest of honour – in this case global warming – failed to show. Or, maybe it’s winter. But if you cut a graph short enough, it’s possible to tell any story.