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Gore Blames Heavy Rains on Global Warming

by Rodan ( 117 Comments › )
Filed under Climate, Democratic Party, Liberal Fascism, Progressives, Tranzis at March 16th, 2010 - 2:30 pm

Al Gore, a Global Warming Totalitarian Fascist, is at it again. He was mysteriously missing during the heavy snow storms that effected North America and Europe this winter. But it’s Spring again and as a bear waking up from it’s winter sleep, he’s back! Gore is now claiming that the heavy rains and winds that hit the Northeast are signs of Global Warming!

 If there’s a drought – it’s global warming. When there’s a hurricane – it’s global warming. If there are heavy snows or even blizzards – it’s somehow global warming. And amazingly, the latest round of rainy and windy weather in the Northeast, well that’s consistent with this phenomenon as well, so says former Vice President Al Gore.

 Gore, the self-anointed climate change alarmist-in-chief, told supporters on a March 15 conference call that severe weather in certain regions of the country could be attributed to carbon in the atmosphere – including the recent rash of rainy weather.

 “[T]he odds have shifted toward much larger downpours,” Gore said. “And we have seen that happen in the Northeast, we’ve seen it happen in the Northwest – in both of those regions are among those that scientists have predicted for a long time would begin to experience much larger downpours.”

Read it here: Gore Attaches Global Warming as Cause to Last Weekend’s Storm in Northeast

AL Gore is a fraud and has no credibility. He is pushing the Global Warming scam to make money for his green products and carbon credits. Gore belongs in a mental hospital at this point. His paranoia is clearly on display and he needs help.

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  1. snork
    1 | March 16, 2010 14:32

    But it’s Spring again and as a bear waking up from it’s winter sleep, he’s back! Gore is now claiming that the heavy rains and winds that hit the Northeast are signs of Global Warming!

    Funny, that tends to happen in the northern hemisphere this time of year every year.


  2. 2 | March 16, 2010 14:32

    This use of language is all very GOrewellian.


  3. snork
    3 | March 16, 2010 14:34

    And btw, if you think windmills are the answer, wait for the thread in 2.5 hours.


  4. snork
    4 | March 16, 2010 14:48

    “And we have seen that happen in the Northeast, we’ve seen it happen in the Northwest – in both of those regions are among those that scientists have predicted for a long time would begin to experience much larger downpours.”

    Say what? The Northwest has been having a relatively dry el nino winter. Idiot.


  5. vagabond trader
    5 | March 16, 2010 14:51

    We had a frikkin nor’easter,but instead of snow it was warm enough to rain. Hardly an unusual occurence this time of year in New England.Grifter.


  6. 6 | March 16, 2010 14:52

    there are only two choices here. albore is either a moron or an evil fat pig intent on controlling everything and everyone on the planet.

    windmills are not the answer. windmills only work when there is wind. when there is no wind, you still have to maintain your grid to within a few percentage points of optimum thus, you need all the same capacity supplied by something other than the windmills anyway!

    there’s nothing wrong with windmills if you want one but it really shouldn’t be forced upon entire populations!

    grrrrr. albore and evil control freaks really annoy me!


  7. buzzsawmonkey
    7 | March 16, 2010 14:52

    And the Lord spoke unto Noah, saying, “Mankind hath displeased Me, and I shall make it rain for forty days and forty nights, and blot out man from the face of the earth. Let you and your sons take gepher-wood and build for yourselves an Ark, that mankind shall not wholly perish.” And Noah said, “I am here.” Then came the great Algore unto Noah, as Noah and his sons were building the Ark, and the great Algore said, “Hast thou and thy sons a permit for this structure?” And Noah replied unto him, “Nay, I have no permit—I and my sons do the work of the Lord.” And the great Algore spoke unto him, saying, “Unless thou and thy sons hast acquired a permit, and, yea, even a carbon offset, for this structure and for all the creatures which thou hast assembled, thou shalt not build this Ark.” And Noah spoke unto him, saying, “But my lord, great Algore, I do this and my sons do this at the direction of the Lord.” And the great Algore said unto him, “Never thou mind. I am your lord upon all this earth.” And while they contended there, the rains came, and all of humanity perished.


  8. 8 | March 16, 2010 14:55

    @ buzzsawmonkey:
    well that settles it then. albore is the devil.


  9. snork
    9 | March 16, 2010 14:56

    Kirly wrote:

    windmills are not the answer. windmills only work when there is wind. when there is no wind, you still have to maintain your grid to within a few percentage points of optimum thus, you need all the same capacity supplied by something other than the windmills anyway!

    It’s worse than that. 5PDT. You’re not going to believe this. Well, maybe you will.

    And that’s not even getting into the efficiency issues with spinning reserve.


  10. 10 | March 16, 2010 14:57

    @ buzzsawmonkey:

    A+, brilliant.


  11. 11 | March 16, 2010 14:58

    This just in:

    Snorting Cocaine Causes Global Warming


  12. 12 | March 16, 2010 15:01

    @ snork:
    i’ll have to check it later this evening. time for me to make the long drive home (takes about an hour) and then a nice long walk out in the beautiful sunshine here in the gorgeous Sonoran Desert where the hills are just about to burst any day now with a magnificent display of wildflowers. they are greener than i’ve ever seen them and they will soon be covered in golden blooms. i’ll be sneezing but delighted in the wonders of God’s Creation.


  13. snork
    13 | March 16, 2010 15:04

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:

    “Unless thou and thy sons hast acquired a permit, and, yea, even a carbon offset, for this structure and for all the creatures which thou hast assembled, thou shalt not build this Ark.” And Noah spoke unto him, saying,

    Ye can freeze in the dark, O profit Algore. And Noah drilled into the Earth so that the flood would drain, and a great flood of black muck gushed forth, and Noah said “shit”. And he asked the Lord to make this muck go away, and so the Lord said unto Noah: “I shall put this shit back into the ground that I have set aside for the children of Ishmael. And Noah said this is good.

    The children of Issac got the short end of that stick.


  14. The Osprey
    14 | March 16, 2010 15:05

    Wow, this place is better than the Nature Channel. I was not aware that ManBearPigs hibernate…well I guess that makes sense since they are “1/2 bear”.


  15. snork
    15 | March 16, 2010 15:05

    Kirly wrote:

    Sonoran Desert where the hills are just about to burst any day now with a magnificent display of wildflowers. they are greener than i’ve ever seen them and they will soon be covered in golden blooms

    Again, because of the el nino winter that made you wet and the Northwest dry. Despite what Algore said.


  16. vagabond trader
    16 | March 16, 2010 15:07

    OK,its old but not OT:

    http://goracle.org/


  17. NoThreat2U
    17 | March 16, 2010 15:07

    @ buzzsawmonkey:
    Wossssshhhhhhhh That is the sound of your rapier wit sir ;)


  18. buzzsawmonkey
    18 | March 16, 2010 15:15

    @ snork:

    I have observed before, and will observe again, that the Land of Israel is blessed by not being full of oil like the Arabian peninsula.

    The land of Egypt was, and is, dependent on the Nile; if it floods, the land does well, but if the annual flood fails the land is a disaster. That is true of any nation which is built on a single resource, even one built on oil reserves. The Land of Israel is (loosely quoted from Deuteronomy), “a land of streams and rivers, whose stones are iron, and from whose hills you may dig copper.” The Land goes from Mount Hermon, one of the highest peaks in the region, to the Dead Sea, the lowest spot on Earth. It contains rolling hillsides, broad valleys, streams and rivers and springs and wetlands, minerals, an inland sea, natural harbors.

    There is always something to keep the economy going if something fails; there are many different options for the intellect to attack. There is a means for anyone, no matter what their interest or aptitude or ability, to find gainful employment. Because it does not have a plethora of anything, the Land fosters conservation; because it lacks certain valuable resources, it stimulates the mind and the ingenuity.

    Israel is in the forefront of developing intellectual property; it is in the forefront of scientific innovation, and may well end up finding a substitute for oil in lowly pond scum, as it has pioneered desalination to improve its water resources.

    The simplistic idea that Israel somehow got the short end because it did not get an abundance of a single resource is short-sighted; the failure of the Land to be dependent on one resource is a huge blessing.


  19. snork
    19 | March 16, 2010 15:18

    @ buzzsawmonkey:
    Jeez, Louise. It was a funny. But your point is taken.


  20. pat
    20 | March 16, 2010 15:19

    Al, that is really desperate.


  21. buzzsawmonkey
    21 | March 16, 2010 15:19

    snork wrote:

    Jeez, Louise. It was a funny. But your point is taken.

    Sorry to inject a little heavy philosophizing. I’ll start sounding like Manbearpig himself if I don’t watch out.


  22. Guggi
    22 | March 16, 2010 15:20

    snork wrote:

    Kirly wrote:
    windmills are not the answer. windmills only work when there is wind. when there is no wind, you still have to maintain your grid to within a few percentage points of optimum thus, you need all the same capacity supplied by something other than the windmills anyway!
    It’s worse than that. 5PDT. You’re not going to believe this. Well, maybe you will.
    And that’s not even getting into the efficiency issues with spinning reserve.

    I know what this will be about it b’cause there is a fight over wind mills here in Europe since years.

    (As the Germans say: Nachtigall ick hör dir trapsen ;-)


  23. buzzsawmonkey
    23 | March 16, 2010 15:21

    Guggi wrote:

    I know what this will be about it b’cause there is a fight over wind mills here in Europe since years.

    Aren’t the windmills all controlled by EU Minister Don Quixote de la Buttmunch?


  24. The Osprey
    24 | March 16, 2010 15:21

    @ Guggi:

    My German is really rusty. Something about nightengales? Nightengale I hear your song?


  25. Beltfed
    25 | March 16, 2010 15:22

    If there’s a drought – it’s global warming. When there’s a hurricane – it’s global warming. If there are heavy snows or even blizzards – it’s somehow global warming.

    And getting the Hawaiian disease “LACKANOOKIE” it’s the fault of global warming. OOOOOOOOOOkay. ;)


  26. 26 | March 16, 2010 15:25

    Crikey! I take off a couple of day to visit my mother and all of this (and the eugenics issue) pops up.

    I’ve placed a comment in the eugenics post.


  27. 27 | March 16, 2010 15:29

    Nachtigall ich höre die trapsen? I hear the “galumph” of the nightingale, apparently. Apt. Windmills are noisy bastards. There’s a couple of claims ongoing in the UK against them for the low-level infranoise they produce, which apparently causes some pretty severe psychological disorders due to disrupted sleep.


  28. NoThreat2U
    28 | March 16, 2010 15:31

    @ archonix:
    which apparently causes some pretty severe psychological disorders due to disrupted sleep.

    Sounds like the call to prayer. lol


  29. 29 | March 16, 2010 15:32

    click


  30. 30 | March 16, 2010 15:33

    @ NoThreat2U:

    Hehe!


  31. NoThreat2U
    31 | March 16, 2010 15:34

    @ archonix:
    LOL :)


  32. Guggi
    32 | March 16, 2010 15:35

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:

    Guggi

    No, only the technical regulations.

    The Osprey wrote:

    @ Guggi:
    My German is really rusty. Something about nightengales? Nightengale I hear your song?

    barely

    archonix wrote:

    Nachtigall ich höre die trapsen? I hear the “galumph” of the nightingale, apparently. Apt. Windmills are noisy bastards. There’s a couple of claims ongoing in the UK against them for the low-level infranoise they produce, which apparently causes some pretty severe psychological disorders due to disrupted sleep.

    item

    ;-)


  33. 33 | March 16, 2010 15:37

    Blogs contribute to global warming too. You won’t believe the german solution.

    German greenies calculate that a blog which gets 15,000 hits or more a month (yay! we qualify!) pumps out 8 pounds of carbon dioxide a year.


  34. 34 | March 16, 2010 15:40

    Mount Pinatubo probably spewed more crap in the air than mankind has during the last 200 years, combined. It made a ring of black smoke and ash that circled the earth and was clearly visible from space. clearly, we survived.

    Short of setting off a few hundred 1,000+ MT nukes, strategically placed around the globe, I simply don’t think that mankind has the ability to have that much effect on the climate. The climate does what the climate will do. We’ll have warm periods, and we’ll have cool periods. 50-60 million years ago, the climate was warm and humid, 30,000 years ago we were in the midst of an Ice Age and all happened without man being involved.

    Sure, let’s make the planet as clean as we can. Let’s use nuclear power, find a way to better process trash and other solid waste, recycle, make more efficient cars, etc.

    First, let’s rid ourselves of boogeymen and snake oil salesman like Al Gore and, as a nation, start thinking like adults instead of frightened children.


  35. Guggi
    35 | March 16, 2010 15:41

    “Nachtigall ick hör’ dir trapsen” means: to smell a rat

    but that’s not the (only) reason I used it ;-)


  36. 36 | March 16, 2010 15:41

    Bunk X wrote:

    Blogs contribute to global warming too. You won’t believe the german solution.
    German greenies calculate that a blog which gets 15,000 hits or more a month (yay! we qualify!) pumps out 8 pounds of carbon dioxide a year.

    I was wondering what that smell was!


  37. 37 | March 16, 2010 15:45

    @ Guggi:

    Ah, this one of those Austrian things? I was never good at German. :)


  38. snork
    38 | March 16, 2010 15:45

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:

    Aren’t the windmills all controlled by EU Minister Don Quixote de la Buttmunch?

    Ludwig. Ludwig van Quixote de la Buttmunch. Or was that Butthertz?


  39. 39 | March 16, 2010 15:47

    @ Bunk X:

    Like health care, just another thing to control the populace. Everything contributes to Global Warming, and everything contributes to Health Costs.

    Beware Democrats baring gifts.


  40. buzzsawmonkey
    40 | March 16, 2010 15:48

    MacDuff wrote:

    First, let’s rid ourselves of…snake oil salesman like Al Gore and, as a nation, start thinking like adults instead of frightened children.

    But, what if I really need some snake oil? My anaconda is squeaking badly.


  41. 41 | March 16, 2010 15:48

    snork wrote:

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:
    Aren’t the windmills all controlled by EU Minister Don Quixote de la Buttmunch?
    Ludwig. Ludwig van Quixote de la Buttmunch. Or was that Butthertz?

    The Man of Butt Muncha.


  42. snork
    42 | March 16, 2010 15:49

    @ snork:
    And I don’t want to know what a buttmensch is.


  43. NoThreat2U
    43 | March 16, 2010 15:50

    @ buzzsawmonkey:
    Dude? TMI 8O


  44. 44 | March 16, 2010 15:50

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:

    My anaconda is squeaking badly.

    TMI dude, TMI


  45. snork
    45 | March 16, 2010 15:50

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:

    But, what if I really need some snake oil? My anaconda is squeaking badly.

    And my rattlesnake has something loose rattling around inside.


  46. Guggi
    46 | March 16, 2010 15:51

    Bunk X wrote:

    Blogs contribute to global warming too. You won’t believe the german solution.
    German greenies calculate that a blog which gets 15,000 hits or more a month (yay! we qualify!) pumps out 8 pounds of carbon dioxide a year.

    They should calculate how much carbon dioxide is pumped out by so called “climate scientists”. To remodel 3 days of climate in the past the DKRZ in Hamburg needs the equivalent of power of a middle sized town for 24 hours.


  47. myselfandi
    47 | March 16, 2010 15:51

    Imagine that. the coastal areas can expect rain this spring. someone get this man a degree in ‘weather forecasting’


  48. NoThreat2U
    48 | March 16, 2010 15:51

    @ snork:
    Two words for ya: Prostate. Exam.


  49. snork
    49 | March 16, 2010 15:52

    @ snork:
    But then again, so does Gore.


  50. myselfandi
    50 | March 16, 2010 15:52

    snork wrote:

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:
    But, what if I really need some snake oil? My anaconda is squeaking badly.
    And my rattlesnake has something loose rattling around inside.

    my boa’s constricting


  51. NoThreat2U
    51 | March 16, 2010 15:53

    @ myselfandi:
    Try boxers instead of briefs.


  52. Guggi
    52 | March 16, 2010 15:53

    archonix wrote:

    @ Guggi:
    Ah, this one of those Austrian things? I was never good at German.

    Sorry, this is North German.


  53. goddessoftheclassroom
    53 | March 16, 2010 15:54

    @ buzzsawmonkey:
    LOL!

    Good evening, y’all!


  54. 54 | March 16, 2010 15:54

    @ Bunk X:

    They did a song about Ludwig


  55. lobo91
    55 | March 16, 2010 15:55

    @ buzzsawmonkey:

    But, what if I really need some snake oil? My anaconda is squeaking badly.

    Maybe it just needs to dance:


  56. NoThreat2U
    56 | March 16, 2010 15:55

    @ Guggi:
    I personally am trying to understand the German language used by Transylvanian Saxons. From what I understand it is the same, but different too.


  57. myselfandi
    57 | March 16, 2010 15:56

    @ NoThreat2U:
    And I was so proud of that pun.
    I haven’t punned with Buzz in forever.
    Miss the pun threads terribly.


  58. snork
    58 | March 16, 2010 15:57

    Now I’m beginning to understand snake oil a little better.


  59. 59 | March 16, 2010 15:57

    @ lobo91:

    wow that is one clear camera.


  60. NoThreat2U
    60 | March 16, 2010 15:57

    @ myselfandi:
    They always made me giggle. Of course, I have no class so my mind is always in a dark place. lol It was a good pun…I was just running along with you guys. ;)


  61. myselfandi
    61 | March 16, 2010 15:57

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    @ myselfandi:
    Try boxers instead of briefs.

    should have replied “Watch it sidewinder”
    I’m so out of practice.


  62. 62 | March 16, 2010 16:00

    “Gore Blames Heavy Rains Reigns on Global Warming”

    Fixed it.

    (i think he might be talking about Obama)


  63. NoThreat2U
    63 | March 16, 2010 16:00

    @ myselfandi:
    LOL :)


  64. myselfandi
    64 | March 16, 2010 16:01

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    @ Guggi:
    I personally am trying to understand the German language used by Transylvanian Saxons. From what I understand it is the same, but different too.

    Is that a boy band?


  65. lobo91
    65 | March 16, 2010 16:02

    @ WrathofG-d:

    wow that is one clear camera.

    I noticed that, too.

    That’s a clearer view than I had when I saw them last summer, and I was in the 8th row.


  66. NoThreat2U
    66 | March 16, 2010 16:03

    @ myselfandi:
    ROFLMAO******** No, we are the badasses that were imported into Austria/Romania to battle the hordes from the Ottoman Empire. Boy band…that was a good one. lol


  67. buzzsawmonkey
    67 | March 16, 2010 16:04

    myselfandi wrote:

    Is that a boy band?

    When Professor Harold Hill’s on hand, River City’s gonna have her boys’ band!


  68. 68 | March 16, 2010 16:05

    Guggi wrote:

    archonix wrote:
    @ Guggi:
    Ah, this one of those Austrian things? I was never good at German.
    Sorry, this is North German.

    See what I mean? :D


  69. myselfandi
    69 | March 16, 2010 16:06

    everyone have a good night.

    I gotta get out here more often instead of working.


  70. lobo91
    70 | March 16, 2010 16:08

    @ myselfandi:

    Is that a boy band?

    At least no one asks that about ZZ Top.


  71. Nevergiveup
    71 | March 16, 2010 16:09

    01:04 Envoy Michael Oren says he was misquoted saying U.S., Israel at worst crisis (Haaretz)

    Sure, you probably said the relationship was in the crapper, but they wouldn’t print that?


  72. Nevergiveup
    72 | March 16, 2010 16:13

    Madoff family challenges NY trustee claims
    Published: 03.17.10, 00:47 / Israel News
    Bernard Madoff’s brother and sons want complaints filed against them in bankruptcy court thrown out.

    Trustee Irving Picard has claimed the family members who worked at Madoff’s firm should have known about his epic fraud. He says they also profited from the scheme and should return the money to burned investors. Lawyers for the brother, Peter Madoff, and sons Mark and Andrew argued in court papers that they were in the dark about a massive pyramid scheme that spanned decades. (A

    Hey I can play stupid also. If i get audited by the IRS, maybe I’ll try that?


  73. snork
    73 | March 16, 2010 16:16

    Nevergiveup wrote:

    Hey I can play stupid also. If i get audited by the IRS, maybe I’ll try that?

    Tell ‘em the gas pedal stuck.


  74. lobo91
    74 | March 16, 2010 16:16

    @ Nevergiveup:

    They should be glad they’re dealing with bankruptcy court, not facing decades in prison where they belong.


  75. Guggi
    75 | March 16, 2010 16:16

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    @ Guggi:
    I personally am trying to understand the German language used by Transylvanian Saxons. From what I understand it is the same, but different too.

    It’s a very old-fashioned German.


  76. 76 | March 16, 2010 16:18

    @ Bunk X:

    \I sent you an email!


  77. 77 | March 16, 2010 16:19

    @ Guggi:

    How is her royal highness doing this evening!

    Us Serfs are honored with your majestic presence!

    :lol:


  78. Guggi
    78 | March 16, 2010 16:21

    archonix wrote:

    Guggi wrote:
    archonix wrote:
    @ Guggi:
    Ah, this one of those Austrian things? I was never good at German.
    Sorry, this is North German.
    See what I mean?

    It wasn’t a mistake when I wrote “ick” instead of “ich” ;-) and also “trapsen” is word only used in the Northern parts of Germany.

    “Nachtigall ick hör’ dir (! wrong case) trapsen” is from Berlin.


  79. 79 | March 16, 2010 16:21

    @ savage:

    Dam, how do you know that song? That’s an Old School Spanish Electro/Hip Hop track.


  80. 80 | March 16, 2010 16:27

    @ Rodan:

    i have been around


  81. Guggi
    81 | March 16, 2010 16:27

    Rodan wrote:

    @ Guggi:
    How is her royal highness doing this evening!
    Us Serfs are honored with your majestic presence!

    You charming caballero, whatt’s up ;-)


  82. 82 | March 16, 2010 16:27

    @ Guggi:

    Nothing just got home going to order Chinese food!


  83. Guggi
    83 | March 16, 2010 16:27

    what’s up ?


  84. 84 | March 16, 2010 16:28

    @ WrathofG-d:

    Ha ha ha ha!

    Well Obama was right, vote for him and the temps dropped.


  85. Guggi
    85 | March 16, 2010 16:28

    Rodan wrote:

    @ Guggi:
    Nothing just got home going to order Chinese food!

    You don’t cook it yourself ?

    :-P


  86. 86 | March 16, 2010 16:28

    @ Guggi:

    You like Chinese food?


  87. NoThreat2U
    87 | March 16, 2010 16:29

    @ Guggi:
    So I hear. Hafta research it quite a bit I guess.


  88. 88 | March 16, 2010 16:29

    @ Guggi:

    You don’t cook it yourself ?

    I just BBQ stuff. I’m lazy today and going to order food.


  89. buzzsawmonkey
    89 | March 16, 2010 16:29

    Rodan wrote:

    You like Chinese food?

    In China, they just call it “food.”


  90. Dolphin
    90 | March 16, 2010 16:29

    @ snork:
    @ Rodan:
    Re the previous thread War on Our Border, I have a recorded segment from Houston (local) news that aired tonight that you might be interested in. I can e-mail it. I don’t know how to post to youtube. Are you all interested?


  91. Dolphin
    91 | March 16, 2010 16:32

    @ buzzsawmonkey:
    That’s questionable. lol.


  92. 92 | March 16, 2010 16:33

    @ Dolphin:

    Send it to Blogmocracy and we will post it to our Youtube channel.


  93. 93 | March 16, 2010 16:34

    @ buzzsawmonkey:

    Even the chinese from the cheapest, stankiest, dirtiest chinese takeaway here is better quality than the food most chinese peasants get to eat. Funny that.


  94. 94 | March 16, 2010 16:36

    @ archonix:

    The best Chinese food is in the ghetto. I have a ghetto by me 5 minutes away and that’s where I get mine!


  95. Guggi
    95 | March 16, 2010 16:37

    Rodan wrote:

    @ Guggi:
    You like Chinese food?

    Depends on what kind of Chinese food ;-)

    South-Chinese food can be very ahhh…curious ;-)

    And I hate, I mean hate, chicken-and canard feet and other animals they eat there. I could become a vegetarian there. The Cantonese food is fine.


  96. 96 | March 16, 2010 16:38

    @ snork:

    Ludwig knows all!


  97. buzzsawmonkey
    97 | March 16, 2010 16:39

    snork wrote:

    Or was that Butthertz?

    Isn’t that a measure of energy in some places?


  98. 98 | March 16, 2010 16:39

    @ Guggi:

    Oh I eat NY style Ghetto American Chinese food.

    Alas, I do not have your exquisite high class taste!

    :-)


  99. Dolphin
    99 | March 16, 2010 16:40

    @ Rodan:
    Dang it. Too big.


  100. Guggi
    100 | March 16, 2010 16:42

    @ Rodan:

    :-P


  101. snork
    101 | March 16, 2010 16:48

    Rodan wrote:

    @ Dolphin:
    Send it to Blogmocracy and we will post it to our Youtube channel.

    We have a youtube channel?


  102. mawskrat
    102 | March 16, 2010 16:48

    no matter what I order on Chinese take out I get

    “dat be ten minute OK”


  103. snork
    103 | March 16, 2010 16:49

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:

    snork wrote:
    Or was that Butthertz?
    Isn’t that a measure of energy in some places?

    There’s enough butthertz over at the swamp to run an aluminum mill.


  104. Dolphin
    104 | March 16, 2010 16:50

    @ snork:
    Exactly what I thought when he said it. I figure out how to up load. I will post the link once it is complete.

    Maybe put a link to our youtube channel where the contact info is??


  105. 105 | March 16, 2010 16:50

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:

    MacDuff wrote:
    First, let’s rid ourselves of…snake oil salesman like Al Gore and, as a nation, start thinking like adults instead of frightened children.
    But, what if I really need some snake oil? My anaconda is squeaking badly.

    HaHa :)

    Which reminds me of a joke.

    This backwoods couple arrives at the hospital with the wife in the latter stages of pregnancy. When the delivery is completed and the husband is allowed to come in, he’s amazed to find out that his wife has deliverd triplets.

    He asks his wife “I don’t have any history of twins or triplets in my family, do you?” She answers in the negative.

    After thinking a while he jumps up and says “I know how this happened! Remember that night about nine months ago when, you know, you needed a lille ‘help’, and we used the 3 in 1 oil? That must have been it!” His wife agreed. Then he says “I’m sure as hell glad we didn’t use WD40!”


  106. 106 | March 16, 2010 16:51

    Guggi wrote:

    NoThreat2U wrote:

    @ Guggi:
    I personally am trying to understand the German language used by Transylvanian Saxons. From what I understand it is the same, but different too.

    It’s a very old-fashioned German.

    Whew. I thought you were referring to the Rocky Horror Picture Show.


  107. snork
    107 | March 16, 2010 16:54

    Speaking of Blogmocracy videos, this one is prophetic:

    Chuck eventually did chuck the mutt.


  108. Buckeye Abroad
    108 | March 16, 2010 16:59

    Old Al baby hasn’t forgiven America for the big election rejection in 2000. I think Mark Steyn mentioned this, but Al Gore is possibly the only man who might become a billionaire in the near future selling an intangible asset– carbon credits.

    But man has so many people bought into the green cult. I mentioned this topic to a respected colleague once, but mother nature has a persistent way of taking care of herself.


  109. Buckeye Abroad
    109 | March 16, 2010 17:10

    On topic:

    There was an article a few years ago here in Germany that made the observation that the amount of energy it took to build the windmills (and there are loads of the here) is higher than the amount of energy they would produce in their predicted life span. They are a net energy loss for each one erected according to the green standards who pushed for them.


  110. 110 | March 16, 2010 17:20

    @ mawskrat:

    yes we do!


  111. lobo91
    111 | March 16, 2010 17:26

    @ Buckeye Abroad:

    There was an article a few years ago here in Germany that made the observation that the amount of energy it took to build the windmills (and there are loads of the here) is higher than the amount of energy they would produce in their predicted life span. They are a net energy loss for each one erected according to the green standards who pushed for them.

    The same is true for solar cells.


  112. waldensianspirit
    112 | March 16, 2010 17:28

    Hey Gore, what is the average global temperature per this last year?


  113. Dolphin
    113 | March 16, 2010 17:32

    @ Rodan:
    How long does it take for youtube to “process” the video once it is uploaded? I am concerned I did something wrong.


  114. mawskrat
    114 | March 16, 2010 17:35

    “If I am telling you science that you haven’t heard it is because I am an actual scientist who keeps up with the field. It takes a few months to even a year for things to filter through the MSM.”

    //one guess


  115. chickadee
    115 | March 16, 2010 18:04

    Buckeye Abroad wrote:

    Old Al baby hasn’t forgiven America for the big election rejection in 2000. I think Mark Steyn mentioned this, but Al Gore is possibly the only man who might become a billionaire in the near future selling an intangible asset– carbon credits.

    But man has so many people bought into the green cult. I mentioned this topic to a respected colleague once, but mother nature has a persistent way of taking care of herself.

    I, too, think he is still pissed he got the shaft by the American people in 2000. And he is still trying to cripple us with this Ponzi scheme. He just won’t let it go, even though he has made more money than he can spend in a hundred lifetimes. His behavior is pathological. It can’t be just abt. money now. He is after blood.


  116. kansas
    116 | March 17, 2010 06:48

    I thought the South Park kids killed Manbearpig. Guess not.


  117. kansas
    117 | March 17, 2010 06:49

    But on a lighter note, the Mass. treasurer says Obamacare will bankrupt the country in 4 years. I’m sure the Obamacommies are pleased with that.
    http://tinyurl.com/y8sju2j


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