The real cause for rising sea levels.
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GroundSweeper
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When I read the post title I knew it had to do with mass, I was thinking it would be just throngs or thonged beachgoers due to the sheer volume of people this poor planet is subjected to 
but I know I could dang near fit in with those chunky folk more so than I care to admit, so I laugh with them, not at them....
but I know I could dang near fit in with those chunky folk more so than I care to admit, so I laugh with them, not at them....
As a former, now retired, geologist, KT was prepared to hear the popular reason now being touted! But this one makes as much sense as any! As more of those human "whales" visit the beach every year, their presence has to be causing crustal downwarping and compaction, so the sea appears to be rising! Tinhorn3
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the 2023 pix's look like the new commercial people on TV today
hoser
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Well you ain't alone. I'm the guy on the right. See the bald head and the body of a Greek god. Yep, that be me all right.
LOL, KT sees you been living life in all its abundance, hoser! HA HAWell you ain't alone. I'm the guy on the right. See the bald head and the body of a Greek god. Yep, that be me all right.
~Alan~
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I love the pictures, and it makes more sense than some of the crackpot theories scientists come up with.
metaladdict
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I haven't noticed rising seas around my beaches?
cellrdwellr
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Makes perfect sense, now what's your stance on climate change? 
~Alan~
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I don't want to (and mustn't) get political, but that's what this climate change nonsense is all about.
Coin-Saver
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Maybe the sea didn't rise. Could be that the beach sank. I think this needs investigated.
Concerning the topic of "climate change", certainly it is changing. The geologic record shows it throughout geologic history.
But to be so self centered and arrogant to think that man's activities have had a significant influence on something that takes millina to occur, is like thinking that we are God! Significant climate change does not take place in a single human's life span, or even 100 life spans. One large volcanic event, like Krackatoa in the late 1800s, spewed out more CO2, sulfuric acid, and other "goodies", than all of man's use of petroleum since it was discovered! I think you may now know KT's thoughts about this topic! LOL If the moderator decides my comments are too controversial, then KT does not mind them being deleted, but then KT will know what side of this issue the moderator stands on!
But to be so self centered and arrogant to think that man's activities have had a significant influence on something that takes millina to occur, is like thinking that we are God! Significant climate change does not take place in a single human's life span, or even 100 life spans. One large volcanic event, like Krackatoa in the late 1800s, spewed out more CO2, sulfuric acid, and other "goodies", than all of man's use of petroleum since it was discovered! I think you may now know KT's thoughts about this topic! LOL If the moderator decides my comments are too controversial, then KT does not mind them being deleted, but then KT will know what side of this issue the moderator stands on!
My thought about the photographs: Land whales live among us! LOL
