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Here you go, not exactly rocket science:
www.antarcticglaciers.org
What is the global volume of land ice and how is it changing? - AntarcticGlaciers.org
Most (99.5%) of the permanent ice in the world is locked up in ice sheets and glaciers. The Antarctic Ice Sheet is the largest store of frozen freshwater; it would raise sea levels by 58.3 m on full melting. The Antarctic Ice Sheet covers 8.3% of the Earth’s land surface.The Greenland Ice Sheet...
www.antarcticglaciers.org
Maximalist
Treehouser
Tell me, Dane, what do you know about Russia? All your reasoning is based on the news from the TV, and reading moronic newspapers. If only. if you were of your level of development, then I would write something like that you are all kneeling before Negroes and kissing their feet, admiring faggots, lesbians and other mentally ill people and in your churches the holy fathers serve Satan.
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Mick!
TreeHouser
Well, you can’t say fairer than that.
I know most of your income from foreign countries come from selling natural gas.
If it was not so, why all the pressure on several countries, Denmark included, to finish the Nordstream 2 pipeline?
I also know that since we put a big dent in the plans for that one, forcing it to change course, Russian bombers and fighter planes have regularly overflown Danish air space, forcing us to repel them.
Which is good, gives our pilots something to do, now that they are no longer bombing arabs.
I don't own a TV and I sure as shit don't have churches.
I realize you are relying on a translating site( Google?) so I'll let you get away with the too harsh tone of your post, hard to fine tune stuff on those sites.
My best friend since childhood is married to a Russian Opera singer, I get a lot of my knowledge about Russia from them.
I took 2 years of Russian in High school, because I find the country fascinating, so I think you are painting me with the wrong brush.
If it was not so, why all the pressure on several countries, Denmark included, to finish the Nordstream 2 pipeline?
I also know that since we put a big dent in the plans for that one, forcing it to change course, Russian bombers and fighter planes have regularly overflown Danish air space, forcing us to repel them.
Which is good, gives our pilots something to do, now that they are no longer bombing arabs.
I don't own a TV and I sure as shit don't have churches.
I realize you are relying on a translating site( Google?) so I'll let you get away with the too harsh tone of your post, hard to fine tune stuff on those sites.
My best friend since childhood is married to a Russian Opera singer, I get a lot of my knowledge about Russia from them.
I took 2 years of Russian in High school, because I find the country fascinating, so I think you are painting me with the wrong brush.
Maximalist
Treehouser
Stig, did you personally see how Russian planes flew over Denmark? Maybe you can also say that Russian planes bombed Serbia, Iraq, Libya?)
Maximalist
Treehouser
If you are all so textbook decent and polite there, then why do your countries create chaos and are themselves aggressive towards other countries, especially those countries that cannot defend themselves against your aggression?
pantheraba
More biners!!!
Stig, I have it on good authority that you are dressing up as a Viking this Halloween and pretending to BRP your neighborhood. Is it true? We need videos if you do... 
stikine
Treehouser
I wear my hair so short, that an opponent can't grab hold of it.
Braids will get you killed in a fight.
Back in 81-2 I was living in Northern California.
Weekends another guy and a gal and I would go visit other dojos and spar with their members.
One dojo, I think it was Goju-ryu, had an almost 7 feet tall guy who everybody was scared to fight.
He was a latter day hippie, so he had a long braid in his beard.
I got into it with him, managed to drop him ( Most karate practicioners were worthless on the ground back then and most still are)
Got hold of his braid, twisted it around my fist twice, turned his head as far around as it would reasonably go without turning him into owl mode and wispered in his ear: " I think you are mine now, good buddy!"
One of my most treasured fighting moments
Fun video, I sure miss out on some stuff by not having a TV.
Braids will get you killed in a fight.
Back in 81-2 I was living in Northern California.
Weekends another guy and a gal and I would go visit other dojos and spar with their members.
One dojo, I think it was Goju-ryu, had an almost 7 feet tall guy who everybody was scared to fight.
He was a latter day hippie, so he had a long braid in his beard.
I got into it with him, managed to drop him ( Most karate practicioners were worthless on the ground back then and most still are)
Got hold of his braid, twisted it around my fist twice, turned his head as far around as it would reasonably go without turning him into owl mode and wispered in his ear: " I think you are mine now, good buddy!"
One of my most treasured fighting moments
Fun video, I sure miss out on some stuff by not having a TV.
Mellow
BCMA
Liz Hurley's neighbors are livid after she purged 21 trees from property (msn.com)
I'm confused by this line from the article: "We have removed circa 21 trees and the money received, [about $7,000,] will be returned by replanting this winter and protecting the important and loved woodland for the future."
I'm confused by this line from the article: "We have removed circa 21 trees and the money received, [about $7,000,] will be returned by replanting this winter and protecting the important and loved woodland for the future."
This reminds me of back in the day, my boss and I were logging a site and we were quite intent on doing the best job humanly possible in terms of saving the residual woods.
When we were done he said 'it looks like a damn bomb went off in there, you'd never know all the work and thought that went into it.."
Mick!
TreeHouser
It’s the usual BS.
She had permission, my bet is it was done with the minimum damage.
She had permission, my bet is it was done with the minimum damage.
BlackSmith
Uncivil
Maybe her neighbors should have bought her estate and done with it what they pleased, or just stfu and mind their own business. I can see me seeking “permission” to remove my trees.
Nutball
TreeHouser
I thought this local CL post was funny because they say they won't make a mess, but show a pic of the land tore up bad. I can drag a tree out of the woods with much less mess than that.This reminds me of back in the day, my boss and I were logging a site and we were quite intent on doing the best job humanly possible in terms of saving the residual woods.
When we were done he said 'it looks like a damn bomb went off in there, you'd never know all the work and thought that went into it.."
And the little saw was funny too.
Mick!
TreeHouser
It’s a thorny issue, the way that towns in the UK have been built often there are valuable amenity trees in the gardens of newer houses, these trees predate the house by hundreds of years.
Do we allow every owner of the house over the next 200 years do as they please? Or protect the tree in law?
Same here, actually.
Some townships have declared all trees over 10" diameter protected.
That doesn't mean you can't fell them, it just means you have to ask for permission first.
What usually happens is they call a certified arborist and ask for advice.
I've been on both sides in those cases, working for the township against saw happy tree owners and the other way round.
I have actually won 2 cases against a township and a county, where they sent some biologist, who didn't know shit about hazard trees out .
Funny thing is, after I won a big one, about 70 big, decaying poplars at a private school against Greve County, the county started calling me when they had such cases.
Sure didn't see that coming.
Some townships have declared all trees over 10" diameter protected.
That doesn't mean you can't fell them, it just means you have to ask for permission first.
What usually happens is they call a certified arborist and ask for advice.
I've been on both sides in those cases, working for the township against saw happy tree owners and the other way round.
I have actually won 2 cases against a township and a county, where they sent some biologist, who didn't know shit about hazard trees out .
Funny thing is, after I won a big one, about 70 big, decaying poplars at a private school against Greve County, the county started calling me when they had such cases.
Sure didn't see that coming.
