It Takes All Kinds!...

[Rockhopper]

Lady in Utah sprays vinegar into the air to get rid of Chemtrails!! Hells Bells! Some people ARE Crazy!

The site defines it well!

Last Monday was the three year anniversary of the iconic video of that insane lady in Utah spraying her backyard with vinegar to rid the sky of "chemtrails" and making her son videotape the occasion as proof for the internet. The lady truly believes that spraying vinegar at the sky will magically ascend 35,000 feet to dissipate some clouds she doesn't like.

The whole business of "chemtrails" is a bunch of hokum perpetuated by people too lazy to understand real science, so they make up their own truth to make themselves feel smart. Chemtrails do not exist. The real phenomenon is called a contrail, short for condensation trails. Contrails form when hot, moist jet exhaust meets incredibly cold upper-atmospheric air and condenses almost immediately into a long, narrow cirrus cloud. The contrails stick around for a few minutes or a few hours depending on atmospheric conditions.

Contrails are completely harmless. They're just condensed water vapor. The idea that there's a vast conspiracy to spray everyone with chemicals to make us sick, control our minds, or make us grow a third nipple is as much silly as it is scientifically unjustifiable.

Is there no limit to stupidity?


Linkey thing.

Tim.

[Monk (in hiding)]

Tell us what these chemtrails are used for?

[Rogue]

It does sound ridiculous, even funny, but I can' t help but feel sad that some people live in such delusion.

[Monk (in hiding)]

It does sound ridiculous, even funny, but I can' t help but feel sad that some people live in such delusion.

Tell us what these chemtrails are used for?

[Monk (in hiding)]

Again.................... Tell us what these chemtrails are used for?

[Rockhopper]

What chemtrails?

Tim.

[Lenzabi]

I have watched contrails fade, and they are thousands of feet up, her sprayer is doing nothing at all down under 10ft long.

[Rockhopper]

Yeah you're right Roggie sadly some people live in an alternative reality!

This bit from the site explains why it's almost impossible for an airliner to spray nasty stuff on us.

Liquids are heavy. One gallon of jet fuel weighs approximately 6.7 pounds. Take a Boeing 747-400, for example: a fully-loaded 747 flying from London to Hong Kong would require almost a full tank of gas – somewhere between 50,000 and 60,000 gallons of fuel. That's upwards of 370,000 pounds of fuel in the tanks. Between the weight of the fuel, the passengers, the cargo, and the luggage onboard, there's simply no room left for "chemtrail" chemicals even if they did want to spray us all with toxic gunk.

Tim.

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