Talked to a friend who was driving home, and she said that there were lines of cars waiting to get into grocery store parking lots. The way people are freaking out you would think that the forecast calls for raining dirty syringes and anal sars. That or they fear this is the beginning of a new ice age and must scramble to obtain the last remaining quantities of milk and white bread.
Talked to a friend who was driving home, and she said that there were lines of cars waiting to get into grocery store parking lots. The way people are freaking out you would think that the forecast calls for raining dirty syringes and anal sars. That or they fear this is the beginning of a new ice age and must scramble to obtain the last remaining quantities of milk and white bread.
Too loud to use in my neighborhood. Lots of people with infants sleeping at unpredictable times. I did my part and shoveled for perhaps 20 minutes when I got home today, with my efforts no doubt not noticeable tomorrow after a night of snow.
WASHINGTON -- The Senate's most vocal critic of the scientific consensus on climate change, Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, tossed a snowball on the Senate floor Thursday as part of his case for why global warming is a hoax.
"In case we have forgotten, because we keep hearing that 2014 has been the warmest year on record, I ask the chair, 'You know what this is?'" he said, holding up a snowball. "It's a snowball, from outside here. So it's very, very cold out. Very unseasonable."
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