Figuring that the best way to convince all you glow bull warmthing deniers that the anthropogenic glow bull warmthing is true science, come daylight I took my trusty digital photo device and, properly attired for the warmthing season, I ventured forth into the world of the back yard, or there-abouts to record the assured effects of the warmthing that we are assuredly experiencing.
With the above as background, here is one of the photos I took so that you can visually verify in your own mind that anthropogenic glow bull warmthing is a proven fact. Notice the lush growth evidenced here in the rose garden. Aren't the roses beautiful this time of year? Why without glow bull warmthing they would be unsightly sticks with only some cling-on leaves but observe how they are flourishing in the glow bull warmthing. And aren't the trumpet vine and honeysuckle vine on the fence in the back really magnificent? And the grass looks so healthy that I might be forced to mow it sooner than I planned. Notice also the abundant growth of the peonies right there by the red reflector.
Isn't it great that the scientific commune is spending our tax dollars researching this so that we can be enlightened as to the true world around us?
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NOTE:
If you actually see grass, peonies, flowering roses, trumpet vines and honeysuckle all abloom in this photo, you are obviously partaking of some controlled substance just like those climate scientists who get stuck in ice in Antarctica in the summer.
I can describe this any way I want using flowery words and splatter some pseudoscience around the edges but anything I say will not change the truth that it is still a photo of a rose garden in WINTER and calling it anything else won't make it change. Is a 'sarcasm' tag really necessary?
Where's my Nobel Prize?
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