[sobieski]

Which record? they have a record of earth going back 6 billion years?

Me thinks not

[allmost]

Sssshhhhh! Be vewy vewy quiet. I’m hunting a twillion dollar tax hike....

[manc]

I’d be interested to see where their thermometers were when they recorded this, was they next to concrete etc.

Here in north east FL it has been freezing and Nov was really bad for us here what with the frost an all.

slightly off note my oldest came home from school and said he asked the teacher who was harping about global warming.
the first question was Sir the Arctic might be getting smalled but how do you explain the Antarctic getting bigger.

Here is the teachers response.
“Well Matthew the glaciers are getting bigger but the snow is melting”
end quote

Second question was Sir how do you explain the earth warming after the ice age and how the UK had grapes growing back then when we did not have cars and factories.
Teacher ignored the question and refused to let my son ask any more.

So I still wait as my son does why the earth warmed after the ice age and why we have gone though 12 climatic changes in the past with out having cars, factories etc

[gigster]

Yeah,I happen to know that 14,573 B.C. was the eighth warmest.

[JimRed]

Global records have been kept for such a short time that the data is meaningless. And, who knows, some of the earliest “global” data might have been made up by the agenda drivers in the last few years.