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What would we do without these geniuses?
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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What would we do without these geniuses? is the wrong question
How ’bout “wot should we do with these genii?”
Answer: “doze ’em in and fertilise the forests”
This is my favorite climate change picture.
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B5vbWLK5dTl2NWQzYzNkOGMtMDg0Yi00MWRmLTk5MTMtNTczMGU5YjU0NDdj&hl=en&authkey=COqm8-gP
Lets see. Trees growing where it isn’t possible now. I wonder what the climate was like back then. Must have been a little warmer one would think. What was the co2 level like back then. And the polar bears. It must have really been hard on them. With this scientific evidence what would make one think that a little warming really hurts.