[TexasCajun]

Myself, I'm most concerned with man-caused tectonic collisions crushing our coastal cities and making our cities in the farm-belt mile-high ski destinations.

[Marty62]

2009-12-11) — As experts in Copenhagen prepare for an historic vote to set the global average temperature once and for all, former Vice President Al Gore today warned of a new threat that contributes to global warming.

“I have recently learned that planet Earth is spinning at an incredible rate,” said Mr. Gore, “and this high velocity rotation causes man-made vehicles to burn more fossil fuels in order to overcome the resistance of centripetal force.”
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And WHAT temperature do the GW/CC Fraudsters think is the right temperature?

I mean REALLY.
The EARTH is spinning and cars use more fuel because of the earth spinning?
Is this his study of Guinea Pigs in a wheel?
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My head is starting to hurt from the stupidity of these people.

[Young Werther]

Way back I was touting wind energy at the NY Slimes blog. With the invention of new electric motor technology windmill energy costs could be reduced to the level of other electricity production methods.

A blogger tried to Slime me 'cause he stated that since much of the wind in the US moves west to east the windmills would apply a negative friction which would slow down the earth's rotation.

When you google American Idiot you find AlGorge's pseudonym or hesodumn!

[BigSkyDream]

My greatest fear is global slowing from all the wind mill farms.

[Marty62]

I think one solution would be to ban Jogging.
After all jogging produces hieghten man made CO2 levels.

[UCFRoadWarrior]

Next, Al Gore will start whining about the excess of Dihydrogen Monoxide on the planet.

“The excess of Dihydrogen Monoxide is a threat to the planet” says Gore “If we do not do something about it now....we will all perish. We need a cap and trade system for Dihydrogen Monoxide”

[Zack Attack]

So where exactly is BOR broadcasting from if he’s in a no-spin zone?

[Libloather]

A man protests against the oil lobby during the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen on December 10. Business interests and US partisan politics are behind the furor over leaked emails that have whipped up a controversy at the Copenhagen climate talks, Canadian experts say.