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Global Warming Picks Up Steam Across The US
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So who would be dumb enough to abandon their car and leave the door open in a blizzard?
Or maybe somebody checked it out for valuables after it was abandoned?
Anyhow, whoever owns it must be rather bummed out by the result.
Most likely a dumb ass liberal
Are you sure that isn’t file footage from the 1967 storm? Those look like old clunkers.
The fact that the 2011 storm could only produce 20 inches (in Chicago) where the 1967 storm made 25 inches is irrefutable evidence of global warming.
It’ll be fricking freezing for the Super Bowl, Mr. Bigglesworth.
http://www.accuweather.com/blogs/news/story/45231/freezes-aim-for-lower-rio-gran.asp