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Re: Ice may disappear from North Pole... this year.
The only thing disturbing about that was how quick they pointed out that they could extract oil from it...like they didnt even care what was happening.
Here I come Pav, like the Kool-Aid man barging into a funeral! Oh yeah!
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Re: Ice may disappear from North Pole... this year.
If nature's not gonna cooperate with progress, **** 'er, I'll just get a paddleboat.
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Who likes ice, anyways? It's cold.Comment
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They can get the oil? Are they serious? Some stupid ***** is trying to find union made organic fanny packs while the north pole melts, and greedy consumer ****s are trying to get black gold from undrneath it!?
I think we need to reasess our priorities....
It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine..."Pardon me, I have nothing to say!" -George CarlinComment
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The melting of the North cap not only opens the door to endless oil reserves but also finally realizes the dream of the North Arctic Passage sought after by early explorers. [/Foxnews]Comment
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Oil!?
YEEEEE HAW!
*shoots guns wildly.*Comment
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who cares if it disappears?
now if it actually goes away, that's badComment
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Re: Ice may disappear from North Pole... this year.
If the ice there melts, that means EVERYTHING that can't swim until the ice melts or move to solid ground dies.
Of course, that meant a little more in my mind when I thought the whole ice cap was going to melt.
Still... deep **** ahead.
On a side note, I wonder how Santa will fare, at least in the minds of children.Last edited by Dusk Raven; 06-27-2008, 09:40 PM.Comment
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Perhaps this will finally convince the conservatives that global warming isn't a hoax.stodi no na ka cenbaComment
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Many people who are in industry are already convinced it isn't a hoax, but believe their profits are more important than helping to slow or stop this process. After all, they won't be the ones to suffer the most from this problem, since they have the money to do whatever they want.Originally posted by theStormWeaver View Post
Politicians are now clamoring for more oil drilling, even though we have the technology to allow us the same living standard on much less oil. They have to keep Americans and others residing in first world nations consuming resources and spending money, or they won't be nearly as rich anymore.The unnecessary felling of a tree, perhaps the growth of centuries, seems to me a crime little short of murder." ~ Thomas JeffersonComment
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I hope Santa Claus knows how to swim!Lil' Bean is here!Comment
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Even if he cannot swim, he could always ride a walrus to his next destination.The unnecessary felling of a tree, perhaps the growth of centuries, seems to me a crime little short of murder." ~ Thomas JeffersonComment
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And yet Vanilla Ice isn't going away any time soon. Where's the justice?I want that Mulan McNugget sauce, Morty!Comment
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