Posted on 06/29/2006 4:08:59 AM PDT by girlangler
National Wildlife Federation Offers Free Tickets To "An Inconvenient Truth"
So what's the deal with the new global warming movie, An Inconvenient Truth? We want you to find out...FREE.
The National Wildlife Federation is offering a limited number of free tickets to sportsmen and women to go see the movie and post your thoughts on their website: www.targetglobalwarming.org
Reserve your TWO FREE TICKETS here: www.targetglobalwarming.org/movieticket
After you see the movie, come back and post your opinion. Your name will be entered into a drawing for a Cabela's Outdoor Adventure. Visit an elite pheasant hunting lodge in South Dakota...fish for salmon in Alaska...pick any trip or product from Cabela's, the world's foremost outfitter of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear (up to a $4,500 value).
Whether or not you like Al Gore, the issue he presents is so paramount to our world--and to our hunting and angling traditions--that every sportsman and woman should at least listen to what he has to say. As Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert says:
"In 39 years, I have never written these words in a movie review, but here they are: You owe it to yourself to see this film. If you do not, and you have grandchildren, you should explain to them why you decided not to."
The tickets are free, the topic affects us, here's your opportunity to make up your own mind: www.targetglobalwarming.org/movieticket
Media Contact: Myra Wilensky (303) 441-5153 wilensky@nwf.org
.......... any free buttered popcorn too?
Don't know, probably.
The NWF must be desperate for folks to see this movie. I thought it would have been a runaway bestseller just because of Al Gore (grin).
I signed up for the free tickets, if nothing else I'll give them away to one of my liberal friends, give them something else to go crazy about.
I hear his movie is tanking @ the box office. Any truth to that?
Ping.
Hey Yank, here's a way to impress one of those liberal chicks on your campus (grin).
So everybody pile into your cars and drive on over to your favorite air-conditioned theater, which, by the way, is most likely powered by fossil fuels and features lots of plastic in the structure, so you can see how modern life is a threat to our planet!
Yes, but it's an inconvenient one. ;o)
Cabelas???
Looks like they're trying to appeal to the outdoorsmen (as opposed to treehuggers and backpackers) with the Cabelas trips.
I don't see anything about it on the Cabelas web site, I wonder if they know about this?
I wouldn't go if they threw in the popcorn, Coke, and Milk Duds too!!!
-"In 39 years, I have never written these words in a movie review, but here they are: You owe it to yourself to see this film. If you do not, and you have grandchildren, you should explain to them why you decided not to."-
Dear Future Grandchild:
I didn't go see the Al Gore flick for the same reason I don't go see Michael Moore flicks. They're snake oil salesmen, and they need attention and a purpose in life. Plus, money - lots of money. I decided not to give them mine.
Love, Your Waiting Grandma
Hey, when they give away free bottles of 12 year Glenlivet, I'll go.
IMHO the National Wildlife Federation is not about conservation,it is about money grabbing, land grabbing @ssholes.
This is about typical for these communistic b@stards.
Wow, you're a tough audience.
;-)
How about if we throw in a free limousine to and from the theatre?
I'm holding out for cold cash!
Some of your posts are hilarious.
In you opinion, which "conservation" groups are still worth supporting?
Ducks Unlimited (in Wisconsin, anyway) seems to have a pretty good reputation. My idiot socialist BIL used to work for "The Environmental Decade" which had to go underground after a few money-laundering scandals and is now "Clean Wisconsin." Same Commies, different name, LOL!
Actually, nevermind. I'll tend to my 2 acres of wildlife heaven and leave it at that. ;)
I think its only showing in 77 theaters so far. Amazing that Al Gore would burn 65,000 gallons of jet fuel in a day promoting it for such a lame film. Sounds like a quagmire to me.
I'd almost rather sit and listen to a recording of nails on chalkboards than take a liberal gal to see that film. Though, taking one to it in my eeevil SUV is kind of a sweet poetic justice!
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