Thread: Water and Dustproof! Do we really want/need it?
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Old 08-21-2014, 12:05 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by leftright View Post
excellent feature as it could remove dust as well.
The joys of living in or near the Arctic Circle eh. Hang in there, Global Warming to your rescue, the Tropics will soon be with you, my advise, buy seaside property but it must be higher than 20 meters.
Hey, I'm living in the deep south now so I now longer have to worry about being asked "Where were you the night of Nov. 23rd to Jan 25th inclusive? Admittedly we used to talk about Edmonton as heading south.

And I'm not going to touch the global warming debate with a 3.048 metre pole. Neither side has anything to talk about other than sloppy excuses for the scientific method. Though I was looking forward to Greenland becoming green again just like it was before the "Little Ice Age" hit though I tend to be somewhat cynical and agree with the suggestion that Eric the Red named it Greenland as a sales device.

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David
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