[BenLurkin]

Supposedly water from icebergs is tasty and clean. Don’t know if that’s true.

[ClearCase_guy]

They couldn’t find a better adjective to describe a “really big iceberg”?

[Billthedrill]

I’m calling my insurance company with a “Hey, my house hit an iceberg” complaint. It’s covered.

[frank ballenger]

Only in theaters, premiering July 20th.

Oh, wait. This was real news.

[Frank Drebin]

Somebody let Hank Johnson know that this won’t sink Greenland or cause it to tip over.

[ArcadeQuarters]

We’re going to need a bigger ice chopper.

[doc maverick]

Why doesn’t Denmark take care of this for them?

[sit-rep]

how cool is that...

[alternatives?]

They don’t have to mow yards based on other pictures at the link. There is a better picture.

[ConservativeMind]

Aw, that looks like two friendly white dolphins wanting to say “Hi!”

[Hyman Roth]

We’re going to need a bigger blender.

[Flaming Conservative]

Get a big tugboat...

[fso301]

Is there no bottom? How did they get so close to shore??

[SuperLuminal]

Yikes...
Something not pleasant to find at your front door...
Wonder if they could be pushed (gently) back out of the harbor with a couple of those big sea-going tugs???

[Track9]

That’s just the tip.

[rktman]

CLIMATE THING!!!!!!!

[Rummyfan]

Tow it out to sea? Bomb it and break it up?

[GaltAdonis]

Today’s lesson is Alliteration using the letter ‘P’ -

People pondering potential pieces of perilously plummeting permafrost.

[Candor7]

Many years ago, in the early 1980s, I observed an iceberg that was grounded close to shore, about 300 yards from shore, about one quarter mile South of the Town of Twillingate , Newfoundland. It took the entire summer to melt and reduced the ambient temperature of the town by 10 degrees F for a couple of months.

[bitt]

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