[Gay State Conservative]

A bit south of the Columbia University campus is a relatively small chunk of land called "Central Park".Scientists say that there's irrefutable evidence that very recently in the earth's history Central Park was enveloped by a glacier that was 2,000 feet thick.

Yet today there's nothing more than a few inches of snow seen on the green grass of the Park.

Strangely,the Professor never attempted to explain the disappearance of that glacier.

[Carriage Hill]

The Great Lakes were under glaciers 5-10 miles thick, and Greenland wasn’t named that because it was under snow.