Click And Clack Strike Again.

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[Fog Nozzle]

Join TerraPass and fight climate change.

What People are Saying

“Think of it as Kyoto for commuters.” Dan Neil, Los Angeles Times

“It's a small price to pay to do something real and practical to protect our beautiful planet.” Debra Lynn Dadd, Debra's List

“A simple, efficient way for citizens to get directly involved in combating global warming.” SustainableBusiness.com

[Fog Nozzle]

Found this under "Links We Like" on the Car Talk site, need I say more? Nudge, nudge, wink, wink.

[blackdog]

A simple, efficient way for all citizens to get involved in global warming is to send me $5.00 and a SASE for practical solutions which can make a real difference.

There you go! That's my condensed version of the Kyoto summit.

[beef]

"Found this under "Links We Like" on the Car Talk site, need I say more? Nudge, nudge, wink, wink."

They're on NPR, what do you expect? Personally, I don't like them. The only good thing about the show is the stupid questions liberals have about cars.

[Andy from Beaverton]

How can we fight global warming when China is exempt from all of the Kyoto protocols?

[BenLurkin]

“A simple, efficient way for citizens to get directly involved in combating global warming.”

Just goes to show that PT Barnum was right: There really is a sucker born every minute!

[beef]

I can do it for $2.00 and you don't even have to send a SASE. I'll just channel you clear conscience. We save trees that way.

[blackdog]

I've never dumped on a liberal who works with his or her hands and has a skill or trade. For guys who've turned wrenches and love doing it, they're OK in my book despite the reality that they know they are on NPR and can't insult their base by becoming factual realists.

Imagine being popular on NPR? A heavy cross to bare.

[blackdog]

Because it's not about global warming...........

Once that spoof is done, I suspect they'll tell us that human activity is lessening the gravitational pull on the earth and that unless we send more money and give more power to (fill in the blank), we're going to fly off into space when we visit mile high stadium in Denver.

[blackdog]

The US Postal Service has done a study and found that chaneling thoughts creates wavelengths of electrical impulses which generate heat, and are thus under Kyoto protocols, demanding that we stop thinking and send all correspondence regarding thought via first class mail.

To save us all you know..........