Posted on 09/22/2019 5:24:12 PM PDT by Libloather
Those folks are in big trouble. Please give - or else.
Wonder if they should do something about the wildfire smoke, like manage their forests?
Sure...more money given to the elites from Middle Class will solve all our problems.
With the late spring and early fall here north of Seattle my tomatoes never ripened. They started growing late and are now big green globes with no sun to ripen them. Very short summer here.
Guess I will pick them soon and have a lot of fried green tomatoes. Can’t even have one of our sunny fall Septembers, mostly rain here.
Perhaps the jet stream will reverse and dry air from the arctic will begin blowing over Seattle turning it into a desert when globul warming happens.
These watermelons just won’t quit. They’re going to have to be crushed.
I remember an Army friend of my saying after 2 years at Ft. Lewis that it was cloudier and had more rain than when she was in Germany for the 3 previous years. And she looked forward to “sunnier Germany” as her next tour.
The STEM ineptitude and dishonesty of the climate alarmists is of epic proportions.
For just a very small sample of many many refutations of actual technical merit, try this:
I defy ANY climate change idiot to refute it.
Always always remember that journalists are journalists because “Science for Poets” was to hard for them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8455KEDitpU&feature=youtu.be
Oops, that’s “too hard for them”. Sorry about the Obamaloon mistake.
Fried Green Tomatoes,,,
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I thought it was just
A Movie.
.
Taste Like Chicken?
Looking forward to it “all being over for us all in 12 years”.
Freaking jokes they are.
They are nothing but modern day travelling revival “preachers” setting dates and parting people with their money.
Their bible are their failed climate models and past failed predictions that have yet to come close to coming true.
Pick them green, just before first frost, and put them in a cardboard box between layers of newspaper. Most of them will ripen just fine. Keep checking for spoiled ones and get them out right away.
This makes me sad. My cousin lives in Seattle. He and his new wife moved there in 1969.
I’d better get out to see them before it is too late.
My grandparents depended on a garden to survive. so they planted every known food that grows in the dirt. Most of the time their garden was abundant and beautiful, But every so often there would be a year when the weather was either too wet or too dry. They always managed by preserving the foods that survived and what they could find in the wild. They knew that life is not always abundant. You pick those green tomatoes, leave them out on a shelf where they will be cool and some of them will ripen. The ones that show no signs of ripening, slice, bread, bag and put them in the freezer. They will fry.
Use green tomatoes to make salsa-yum!
Climate Change requires worshiping the forests not managing them. Lowest temps in a long time this summer and very few fires.
Fried green tomatoes is a staple summertime food in the south...
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