Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for June 23, 2013
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Transcript:
Janis: If the days are getting shorter, why are they getting hotter? Arlo: It takes a long time to heat and cool this old rock. Mother Nature turns up the heat at the Winter Solstice. And three months later, it starts to really warm up. Arlo: At Summer Solstice, she turns it down, but it takes months to cool! Janis: That's a pretty simple analogy, Professor! Arlo: "Oh, it can get complicated." Do not TOUCH the thermostat!!! This means you!!!
llebanorahs almost 11 years ago
Makes sense to me
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault almost 11 years ago
on a related note, it is usually hottest around 2 pm even though the sun is no longer directly overhead, it takes a while to get the full effect of the irradiation.-either that or mother nature just likes hotter afternoons
Pharmakeus Ubik almost 11 years ago
Mother Nature summers at the Ren-faire?
Ooten Aboot almost 11 years ago
In those parts of the world that use daylight saving time, 2 pm by the clock equates to 1 pm standard time, just one hour past the time when the sun is approximately overhead.
jeanie5448 almost 11 years ago
I Hate Daylight Savings time.
toppop52 almost 11 years ago
I hate hidden agendas! No man caused global warming lessons please JJ. T-stat was very subtle though.
rugeirn almost 11 years ago
When you do touch the thermostat, Mother Nature will take it out of you. It just takes a while.
rugeirn almost 11 years ago
@toppop52 – There’s nothing hidden about this; it’s plain as a pikestaff, and very nicely done.
sbchamp almost 11 years ago
Thou shalt not adjusty therm…
celeconecca almost 11 years ago
so – global warming means Mother Nature is menopausal? Just trying for funny, not PC.
edclectic almost 11 years ago
Don’t touch that dial!
Ermine Notyours almost 11 years ago
Mother Nature’s thermostat also appears in today’s Over the Hedge.
finale almost 11 years ago
“Can’t touch it”
cabalonrye almost 11 years ago
Mother Nature hasn’t woken up here yet. Rain, cold, overcast. Could someone get there and kick her bed or something?