If you don't think 357ppm CO2 is dangerous, would you shoot yourself with a 357 magnum?

Question

Yea I know this doesn't make much sense, but somehow believers see the logic in these arguments.

Wouldn't it be easier to just tell us what the climate is going to be like next month instead of specious arguments?

After all, we know the output of co2, we know the impact co2 has on the climate, so we should be able to forecast the amount of warming for any level of co2.

Answer 1

Yeah, I saw those questions from Dana, but I like your's better. He doesn't have your comic timing.

Some questions you've just got to let go through to the keeper (or short stop to most of you).

Answer 2

A CO2 bomb (or commonly referred to as a cob) is a homemade weapon. It is created with a spent CO2 canister commonly used in airsoft guns and pellet guns that is filled with any form of explosive, though gunpowder is by far the most common ingredient. It is commonly mistaken for a dry ice bomb but is completely different. They are usually thought of as being extremely dangerous due to the shrapnel they produce.

Answer 3

Sorry, but I need to save my .357 magnum ammo to defend myself against the hordes of enraged polar bears riding tiny melting ice floes that will be washing up on the newly formed beaches of the central United States after the coastal states are flooded.

Answer 4

For close range head shots, you may want to consider a .22. The bullet enters but doesn't have enough energy to exit, and so it bounces around the skull scrambling the brains...

or so I've heard. ;P

Answer 5

That was almost as good a question as the one about Sasquatch sailing into the Bermuda triangle.

Answer 6

That's some funny SHITE!!!!!!! That's the best question I've read all day!!!