  heh,  so i just woke up,  yes,  i couldnt stand it.  took a nap in the afternoon heh.  sorry sorry hui you called me 19 times and i didnt hear it!
 ehehheh too tired i guess,  but somehow i think my phone is screwed up or something.  well,  im looking at my soccer buddies playing now,  and& nbsp;
i just realised.  last year,  it will be all dark and stuff when its 7.  now,  its still so bright at 7. 21.
 why?  our world is facing drastic environmental shifts& nbsp; i think.  so i was looking out the window and thinking. and suddenly i thought,
 " what if one day the earth stops rotating?  does that mean that time will freeze?  dogs,  cats and squirrels will do backfilps?  horses will particpate in mass orgies?
 will the buildings bend and collaspe?  hmm. ive did my homework,  and this is what i found.  - It is thought the West Antarctic ice sheet is unlikely to collapse this century .
 If it does fall apart,  sea level rises would be enormous - Global average temperatures are predicted to rise by between 1. 4C and 5. 8C by 2100 - Increasing temperatures means the World is likely to see less frosty days and cold spells ,
 but we are expected to experience an increase in heat waves and hot spells ( but this is good,  right?  for guys cos girls. yah : D)
 - Greater risk of drought in summer in continental areas -  Hurricanes likely to be more intense in some parts of the World due to more rainfall and more intense winds -  It’ s not clear what will happen with thunderstorms or tornadoes - An intensification of the Asian summer monsoon is expected -
There is no evidence for changes in the frequency,  intensity or location of tropical storms Storm surges are expected to increase in frequency and in the UK the south east coast is expected to see the largest surges at around 1. 2m higher than we have now.  & nbsp;  "
The Arctic is warming.  Air circulation around the North Pole region has changed.  It is bringing warmer,  wetter winters to northern Europe,  Siberia,  and parts of North America.
 Also,  a changed wind pattern is moving young Arctic ice out of the ocean faster.  & nbsp;  " Be prepared:
 sudden shifts in climate coming Data from ancient tree rings and ice cores suggest Earth may soon experience intense periods of drought and cold.  & nbsp;  well.  scary isnt it.  but i guess we would all be dead by then.
 or really really old.  well,  if you're bored and you have nothing to do,  i suggest you should go and check out this website.  urlLink http: www.
bbc. co. uk/ science/ leonardo/  its about leonardo da vinci,
 i found it interesting,  will you?
