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[ #3 ]/ Earl: The cure.... [img] [ [img] ]/ ...periodically.
I'm really NOT impressed by this list! ' * After grocery shopping, I store "cold foods" (i.e. meat,
[ #2 ]/ franco cbi And Canadians are at least the next best thing to the Swiss.
~150 Canadians killed, many others wounded, in that cesspool trying to bring enlightenment to a motley assemblage of medievalists and
[ #2 ]/ zorkmidden ' Catholics killed boys and ground them into sausage for sale. '
They can go hump a donkey. As long as Christians, and other non-Muslim religions, are persecuted in Afghanistan, and in
' Hundreds of Afghans railed against the United States and called for President Barack Obama's death at a rally
I have to disagree with Lomborg though. I don’t think it is a good idea to postpone implementation of alternative
' Some Muslims said their situation felt more precarious now — under a president who is perceived as not
[ American Muslims Ask, Will We Ever Belong? ]/ ' For nine years after the attacks
' In the 19th century, fears were stoked by books written by people who supposedly had “escaped” Catholicism. These
' Screeds against Catholics from the 19th century sounded just like the invective today against the Not-at-Ground-Zero Mosque. The
[ And it's legal. ]/ ' Among the many disturbing topics covered in the book is
' Orange County sheriff deputies say a 170-page manual is circulating around Central Florida. It shows people, step-by-step, how
OK, how about a nice, bald, Dutch guy playing [ sweet ]/ [ tunes ]/ on his accordion?
How about a headless Jan Brewer with a [ Dean Scream? ]/
No politics or politicians in my games.
Or a headless Jan Brewer?
[ #4 ]/ franco cbi Will the next game have an dead Sarah Palin in the
It did remind me of Los Angeles, in a good way. And Canadians are at least the next best thing
5 comments, latest by evariste at 1:15 pm 6/25
Oh, Hell, yes!
Now that petroleum and natural gas are pricing themselves out of reach, and eco-freakazoids throw mountains of paper in the path of any new nuclear plant, let's be sure to demonize, coal, too.
Of course, this bleating book gets a great write-up in the Times, after all, it is part of their philosophy to harm the US as much as is humanly possible.
Hey, why not ask the people who are "dying of particle air pollution" whether they would rather freeze to death?
For all their high brow scientific talk and intellectual discourse, the eco-crowd is really no better than the Khmer Rouge...wanting to take us back to the Year Zero. They'd prefer that we use no energy resources whatsoever.
I got into it with a friend of mine about that stupid electric car The Man was 'keeping down'. He bought into all the conspiracy nonsense around the movie.
I said "No, the reason it failed was it would only go 200 highway miles on one charge! I can only imagine it would suck more in town."
'Well, still, you'd be saving money at the pump!'
"Yeah, and your electric bill would increase, probably more than what you're paying for gas!"
'Well, you'd still be saving on emissions.'
"Personal vehicle emissions, but what about the power plants? The majority of our electricity generation comes from either coal or oil powered plants. The only true emission free power is nuclear...and I dont see that happening anytime soon."
He grumbled a bit about that.
Coal bad - nukes good.
I like how the article totally skips fission power, which works now, and says our only hope is fusion, which has never worked (on an energy-positive level).