[Healeys] Global Warming and where did the gas go?

[WILLIAM B LAWRENCE]

You may not be an auto racing fan, but the origin of the cars we own and 
revere and that bring us together in this forum was most definitely 
automotive competition. No auto racing = no Austin Healey.

Bill Lawrence


>From: "Don Yarber" <donyarber at earthlink.net>
>To: <Healeys at autox.team.net>
>Subject: [Healeys] Global Warming and where did the gas go?
>Date: Sat, 24 May 2008 20:28:33 -0500
>
>Hi Ron and others:
>
>I guessed I asked for that.  Just because I'm not a big auto racing fan
>doesn't mean others can't be.
>
>It was intended (more or less) as a comment on how wasteful we are, as
>Americans.  In light of the previous post regarding SUV's and Hummers, I
>guess the comment was in order.  As a "snipe" at car racing, it was not in
>order, and I apologize.  More power to those who want to race, or watch car
>racing.  It's just not my cup of tea.
>
>Having said that, I agree with you regarding "Global Warming".  I read
>somewhere that the atmosphere is not being depleted of ozone.  The article
>said that every time lightning strikes it produces about 1 million pounds 
>of
>ozone.  And lightning strikes somewhere in the earth's atmosphere every
>second.  So if the ozone is being depleted, it is being restored.
>I think global warming is a myth.
>
>I recently looked at recorded temperatures for the past 50 years.  It might
>amaze people to know that since 1985 we have recorded more record low
>temperatures (here in the U.S.) than all of the years prior to 1985.
>
>Thank you for pointing out to me that we are all different human beings,
>with different ideas, likes, dislikes, and feelings.
>
>Don
>Former BN7 owner
>Author of "Bodies and Beaches" and "Corpses and Canyons"
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