Ozone layer

donnashuggy
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on ‎25-09-2013 06:22 PM

Did mankind fix the hole by changing behaviour?
What was it caused by?
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*ibis
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on ‎25-09-2013 06:27 PM

oh god 

 

not this again

donnashuggy
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In response to *ibis

on ‎25-09-2013 06:28 PM

What type of deodorant do you use ibis?........and do you have a modern fridge? Lol
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*ibis
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In response to donnashuggy

on ‎25-09-2013 06:31 PM

old spice roll on

 

yes

just_me_karen
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on ‎25-09-2013 06:31 PM

It was chlorofluorocarbons, Donna...and they were banned. So I guess humans caused the problem, then fixed the problem, or at least stopped it from getting worse.

However, can you see ozone?
Can you see chlorofluorocarbons?

No. You can't. So it doesn't exist.
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*ibis
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In response to just_me_karen

on ‎25-09-2013 06:33 PM

omg im laughing so hard i just fell out of the window

just_me_karen
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on ‎25-09-2013 06:38 PM

Donna made me green, which means I am right. I love living in Abbott's Australia, where everything invisible can be denied and hidden ;\
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*ibis
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In response to just_me_karen

on ‎25-09-2013 06:41 PM

I love living in Abbott's Australia

 

thats good because its going to last for 12 years

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izabsmiling
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In response to *ibis

on ‎25-09-2013 06:45 PM

don't be an alarmist Ibis 

kennedia_nigricans
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In response to just_me_karen

‎25-09-2013 06:49 PM - edited ‎25-09-2013 06:51 PM

we don't need no stinking ozone layer. how would aussies get their bronze/red "tan" if there wasn't a nice hole to let the sunshine through unfiltered?

 

...imagine how big the damage for the industry would be, the drop in sun screen sales, hats, UV protecting umbrellas etc...and then all those doctors who spend all day cutting out black spots and melanomas out off our skin...what would they do for a living? become dentists?