If you ever had the slightest doubt that HAFs (Hot Air Fanatics) are dim-witted, dangerous morons (see Little Willy, passim) then Anthony Watts provides the definitive proof . These irresponsible idiots in the name of fighting global warming (stop giggling at the back!) are intent on persuading us all to help produce a chemical that is - wait for it - 17,000 times more potent as a greenhouse gas than the dreaded CO2 - Shock-Horror! Honestly, these people are a menace, they should all be locked up. Apparently this new nasty is called, whisper who dares, nitrogen trifluride (NH3) - I mean, CO2 is just sooo last century, and if any of you suckers, oops, sorry, readers have just spent a fortune fitting solar panels in your roof because the likes of 'Little Willy' and Al Gore told you to, then you have just increased global warming by a huge amount - "you dirty rat, you!" The same goes for all you bloated capitalists who can afford HDTV, because the process entailed in manufacturing these, and other similar, items produces NH3 by the bucket-full - er, well, more like the thimble- full, actually, or to be honest, even less than that, really, according to one of his commenters:
"Yeah, and if this stuff keeps growing at the Present Rate it’ll be up to One Part per TRILLION in 50 Years."
Don't say you haven't been warned - the end of the world is, well, not exactly nigh but getting ever so close, honestly it is, Al Gore says so.
Your ignorance is stunning. Its actually quite, quite beautiful. I mean, you linked to the article but you clearly didn't open your eyes and read the details. You just pasted the conclusion in and ranted about it without understanding a single word. But that's quite typical for you though, isn't it Duff. Mis representing information that you lack the intellect to comprehend.
You are sociopathy incarnate.
Posted by: punkscience | Wednesday, 29 October 2008 at 19:04
Please note that 'Little Willy' managed that entire comment without a single four-letter expletive. This is a first and I think I am entitled to claim the credit. True, there was the odd punctuation error but, as his eyeballs were probably swivelling at high speed as he wrote, I think he did rather well. Keep it up, 'Willy', er, in the nicest possible sense, you understand.
Posted by: David Duff | Wednesday, 29 October 2008 at 19:34