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Yup. There's multiple reporting stations in SF. Every last one of them tells us Stoolio is a liar (like we didn't know already).
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mvscal wrote:The only precious metals in a SHTF scenario are lead and brass.
Agreed. For one, it wasn't 2000 years ago -- more like 750. And there was a huge warming at the time. What was the Brix of those grapes? I'm sure mildew wasn't a problem, either.
No, I was correct. I actually went off shit I know, rather than 5 seconds of dwarf googling. The "renaissance" of Northern European viticulture that the Smackoholics like to cite was in the Medieval Warming Period, and peaked around 750 years ago. And yes, the Gods of the Cult have also tried to erase that period from history... wonder why?
https://geog.ucsb.edu/goletas-great-simoon-of-1859/When asked, Professor Joel Michaelsen commented: “I have never found any outside source to validate Tompkins’ story, and I am highly skeptical of its veracity. I don’t doubt that strong hot, dry downslope winds could kick up lots of dust and produce very high temperatures – but in the 110 F – 115 F range at most. The 133 F just isn’t physically reasonable,
You know way more about Vineyard crap than I. I was referring to something I saw on the inter webs or perhaps a TV show that referred to Vineyards planted by the Romans. They also benefitted from a warming of the climate caused by something other than humans burning stuff.Dinsdale wrote:No, I was correct. I actually went off shit I know, rather than 5 seconds of dwarf googling. The "renaissance" of Northern European viticulture that the Smackoholics like to cite was in the Medieval Warming Period, and peaked around 750 years ago. And yes, the Gods of the Cult have also tried to erase that period from history... wonder why?
Regardless, the heathens back then thought they could grow grapes anywhere... which is technically almost-correct.
And per your stupid (and shitty) link, they produced wines of 10% alcohol...after adding honey. Pretty much speaks to the point of shitty grape growing climate. Would probably have the Brix in the low teens -- aka "unharvestable garbage."
mvscal wrote:The only precious metals in a SHTF scenario are lead and brass.
They have vineyards in Canada and Upstate New York. What you need is a steady layer of moisture to cover the grape and a hardy grape. That's why you don't see too many cabs coming out of Western New York but a hell of a lot of Riesling.smackaholic wrote:I'm still waiting on an explaination about Scotish Vineyards planted by the Romans. Proof that they had a warmer CLIMATE.....2000 years ago.
Papa Willie wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2019 6:20 am This thread is failing. All I pretty much see is ignored posts.
Sort of the same reason they produce white wines in Germany and Northern Europe from grapes that thrive in cool weather, while red wines are more dominant in France and Italy.BSmack wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2019 3:07 amThey have vineyards in Canada and Upstate New York. What you need is a steady layer of moisture to cover the grape and a hardy grape. That's why you don't see too many cabs coming out of Western New York but a hell of a lot of Riesling.smackaholic wrote:I'm still waiting on an explaination about Scotish Vineyards planted by the Romans. Proof that they had a warmer CLIMATE.....2000 years ago.
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mvscal wrote:The only precious metals in a SHTF scenario are lead and brass.
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