Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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And yeasty, don’t forget yeasty.
Careful.....there is a response coming. Something about videos, masturbation, and porn induced ED.
It'll include references to:
1. Step moms stuck in dryers.
2. Step moms stuck under beds.
3. Step daughters.
4. Step sisters.
5. Mother in-law.
6. Wife and wives friend.
7. Teacher.
8. Massage.
9. Neighbor.
10. Friends wife.
Etc.
Etc.
Then some stupid claim about unrealistic expectations!
Edit: I never had a hot step mom, but if I did, and her hand got stuck in the dryer and we were home alone, I couldve seen certain things unfolding.
Unrealistic expectations......pfffft!
I looked this up for my own edification and I found out the following:
- all the big players like WWF, Polar Bears International, USA Today, Carbon Brief Interactive, AFP Factcheck, VerifyThis, and etc. claim that this is false.
-they all use plenty of unverifiable data, graphs and charts to show you why there is a decline and how it will decimate the world population of polar bears.
- not one actually include any population comparisons, just “estimates” of the current population they say is in trouble.
- they all use terms like “most scientists”, “experts agree”, and “scholars” with the only ones quoted being professors of ecology studies and experts from similarly aligned organizations.
- I did find one site that does an actual light scientific analysis using population data from all of the above sites and data from actual scientists, Foundation of Economic Education.
A snapshot from the article:
The article is worth reading.
Yes! They are very into bipolar bares and green pieces.Sorry... for a brief moment, I thought you meant "World Wrestling Federation..."
Thanks, Lash. I used to work with a guy that did research in cold places. He collected glacier ice cores that are archived in the USGS Ice Core Laboratory, etc. He's retired now after a 40 year career. He was asked to look at methods to estimate populations of species in cold places, like polar bears. It's not a trivial task. He tried numerous methods, including satellite imagery. He believes the population of polar bears is on the rise, but that putting a hard number on it is sketchy.
