I've made reservations on Europa with backup plans for Titan.

I already have a time share in a paralell universe.

I already have a time share in a paralell universe.

:laugh: I can believe that.

:laugh: I can believe that.

Dang, is it that obvious? :sssh:

Well, what are you saying? I don't need a class in thermodynamics to know what you posted. But, what does it have to do with conservation and environmental responsibility?

 

Some people act like the only thing causing the earth getting warmer is us, and completely ignore the fact that the large majority of it is natural. Spin it anyway you want, I don't care. I never said you shouldn't do what you can to limit pollution, but just because I don't agree with everything almighty manbearpig (aka Gore, aka I gotta say something so I don't get forgotten) has to say, doesn't mean I'm out to get the planet.

I don't need a class in thermodynamics to know what you posted.

 

No kidding.... Captain Obvious anyone?

aka I gotta say something so I don't get forgotten

I always thought that was Jimmy Carter.

No kidding.... Captain Obvious anyone?

He only comes out when absolutely necessary.

He only comes out when absolutely necessary.

 

It was a rhetorical question.

I've made reservations on Europa with backup plans for Titan.

 

I hear that those moons are booked up, but if you schedule now you can get an economy class seat to Enceladus, with a bonus flyby of Io.

So, we do nothing responsible to delay that? I mean, if it's inevitable, then we should just accept that and not make any changes, right? No use prolonging the matter.

What makes you think we can?

That's about 5 billion years off when our sun becomes a red giant and engulfs all the inner planets.

Or the earth could die tomorrow.

Totally out of our capabilities to do anything about it. Didn't you guys see The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy?

What makes you think we can?

I think the point is that we should neither assume that its our fault nor should we assume that there's nothing we can do about it.

I think the point is that we should neither assume that its our fault nor should we assume that there's nothing we can do about it.

About the sun burning out? There isn't. About the earth eventually dying? There isn't.

It was a rhetorical question.

And a rhetorical answer.

I listened to what Al said twice before I posted this. It's generally recognized in the scientific community that pollutants have a cooling effect, not a warming effect on the envirionment. This is because the pollutants actually block the sun's incoming rays. If Al meant greenhouse gases, that's what he should have said. Another fine example of the slopiness of this fictumentary.

 

Ditto!:ylsuper: