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Phew! I thought I might be racist for a second!

But is he elite?

It was 58° at 7:35 for whoever took that screenshot? Man, I hate where I live.

Nah, Utah is awesome.

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Joey Harrington/Byron Leftwich/Chris Redman was only nine years ago!

Sure, I agree. It’s sloppy metaphor.

I’m curious as to what actions you believe that those other passengers could’ve taken?

As you can see here, the magnitude of seasonal variation (responsible for the saw-tooth shape of this curve) in atmospheric CO2 has been roughly unchanged in the past 55 years despite increasing anthropogenic CO2 emissions.

The seasonal variation is primarily due to the balance between respiration and photosynthesis. In winter months in the northern hemisphere, photosynthesis basically shuts off while respiration continues. As summer comes back around and plant growth resumes, photosynthesis once again ramps up and helps to balance out

Oh, nevermind. I just realized this article is about when we were teens.

As I feel this will become a lot of share your AOL SN (America Online screen name), I’ll jump in. Mine was RTHBoy which stood for ‘red-tailed hawk boy’. it was a reference to my favorit Animorph character, Tobias, who was tragically stuck in the body of a red-tailed hawk after he didn’t morph back to human form in

I already disagree with your list.

I’m currently on prednisone. Why can’t life always feel like this?

That’s a very good question and highlights the following from the researcher:

Van Pelt is off by more than an order of magnitude.

Don’ts:

I have! This comment is a bit of a reflection of how I felt when I moved from Georgia to Wisconsin. People would outright ask me if I was racist (because everyone in the South is, duh) and then proceeded to make the same shitty racist comments and jokes that I heard in the South.

Wait, this can’t possibly be racism, this is the Midwest, not the South!

Not trying to be a snarky internet know-’er-all, but seeing the word ‘believe’ littered throughout the article really bugged me.