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1. 
   
   Razvan Antonescu (6 comments.), on October 21st, 2007 at 1:06 pm

   LOL. Si in Cluj e la fel si fix asta vroiam sa scriu pe blog. Gimme a tree hugger to break his neck :)))))

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   ana, on October 21st, 2007 at 8:07 pm

   Despre legatura dintre incalzirea globala si glaciatiune ati auzit?Se pare ca nu..

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   Apollinaire, on October 21st, 2007 at 8:26 pm

   lamureste-ne. eu stiu ca incalzirea a dus la finalul glaciatiunii (de regula caldura topeste gheata). mai stiu ca la patruzeci de grade nu ninge si ca la minus 30 nu faci plaja. enlighten me

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   ana, on October 21st, 2007 at 8:28 pm

   citeste si singur..lucrurile sunt mult mai complexe decat caldura topeste gheata

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   ana, on October 21st, 2007 at 8:31 pm

   citeste si singur..lucrurile sunt mult mai complexe decat caldura topeste gheata..

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   Apollinaire, on October 21st, 2007 at 9:12 pm

   dap. si dublu clickul e o chestie complexa. daca tot ai intrat sa imi (ne) bagi lumina in cap fa-o sau daca nu poti taci. cei care se baga in seama singuri intra intr-o categorie aparte pe care nu vreau s-o numesc. Uite, ca vad ca-ti place sa citesti. dau io linkuri ca sa nu te ostenesti:

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   5. ^ Extra-tropical storms WGI IPCC
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   9. ^ Global warming will bring fiercer hurricanes New Scientist Environment June 2005
   10. ^ Area Where Hurricanes Develop is Warmer, Say NOAA Scientists
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   12. ^ Study: Global Warming Could Hinder Hurricanes Thompson, Andrea LiveScience April 2007
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   24. ^ Changes of Extreme Events WGI IPCC
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   130. ^ Health hazard Sarah Boseley The Guardian June 2005
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   Bogdan (23 comments.), on October 21st, 2007 at 11:40 pm

   bun, am inteles cu totii: esti documentata bine. dar cred ca cine e interesat poate cauta si singur. iar daca nu poate…

   in ce priveste potopul de linkuri, ma abtin de la comentarii. e tarlaua lui Apollinaire

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   Bogdan (23 comments.), on October 21st, 2007 at 11:50 pm

   damn! eu m-am luat de tine Apo crezand ca esti Ana. Afisarea celui care comenteaza inca ma ameteste si sincer asta urasc la tema pe care ai ales-o. asta e! te-am injunghiat pe tarlaua ta. daca n-ai fost pe faza sa tragi in legitima aparare pentru trespassing!!?

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   Apollinaire, on October 22nd, 2007 at 12:14 am

   stai linistit. am invatat in patru ani de cind tot scriu pe net ca exista un gen de persoane care isi manifesta competenta in linkuri. simtind ca e vorba de asa ceva i-am dat 137, ca sa ma scuteasca

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    Z3Ro, on October 22nd, 2007 at 12:30 pm

    Pffff, iarna ca in the good old days, incepe in octombrie si se termina cu ultima zapada pe 1 mai :). Incepusem sa ma obisnuiesc cu incalzirea asta globala, speram ca Brasovu` sa devina oras port inca din timpu` vietii mele Si asta cu incalzirea e din cauza de tv, dupa principiu` “Sfarsitu` lumii s-a dat live la toate televiziunile”

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