Fairweather

Try to stay on topic, oh harry one: Healthcare and the visible gloved hand.

As long as he's putting a stop to this "public option" trojan horse, I don't care.

Speaking of liars...

Which he didn't.

If Al had actually won.

He and Al wouldn't have got along.

A man with more principle in his little pinky than Harry Reid has in his entire body--including the colostomy bag.

My new hero.

an obnoxious moron.

You're

Not saying it's a palatable, or even sustainable practice. But if the government (and Wall Street) becomes addicted to the revenues cap and trade produce then any solution will ultimately find itself likewise taxed. I'm thinking that nuclear and natural gas are going to have to pick up the slack as coal is phased out--and our hydro projects silt themselves into oblivion.

...and you're not gonna replace it with wind farms and dreams:

Ok.

One in 3 UK scientists feel political pressure to alter their work... http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v403/n6771/full/403689b0.html

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Absolutely. I'm just here to spice up your hit-count. Even libtards get tired of vanilla from time to time. I think.

Next stop: Siberia.

climatologists and glen beck are "functionally similar" I must say, KK old boy; I never realized New Jersey was quite so gnatty. Pardon my asking, but would you have any spare Deet kicking about your kit?

the rich n' powerful appear to be dipshits on both sides of the spectrum (seem to recall the same story last year re: auto bailouts) Exactly what I was thinking too. Man, they absolutely roasted those beggars. But now, nary a raised eyebrow.

Ah yes. The relocation camp strategy made famous in the FDR days. Let Spray be the Manzanaar of the offenders who have not offended in the least.

Great story: http://www.forbes.com/2009/12/03/climate-science-gore-intelligent-technology-sutton.html

Copenhagen is off to a great start. I guess change is only for the little people... http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,579666,00.html

No. If they did, you'd probably be making excuses for me. The sad truth is that I often see HCGW women imprisoned in Subaru's and hybrids by effeminate males like you. Most of them are barren for reasons upon which I can only speculate. No doubt some are secretly lusting after that guy who just passed them in the SUV.

Nice job. I love that trip--but I never have figured which one of those little humps on the ridge is the true summit. Where do you think the snowline is right now? I'm thinking about Mount Washington and wondering if the 3700' TH is drivable--or at least close.