🚀 go-pugleaf

mh wrote:
> On Apr 9, 6:16 pm, Bill Carter <qhk6cx...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
> 
>>charliekilo wrote:
>>
>>>"bob" <b...@indigo.com> wrote in message
>>>news:461a329a.9794921@news.east.earthlink.net...
>>
>>>>Global.Cooling.Is.H...@Al.Gore.Has.Lost.It.gov wrote:
>>
>>>>>Record lows across the Southland!
>>>>>Where's the *heat*, gory "uncle" Al Gore?
>>>>>Must be in the same lock box as that InterNet thing that you created.
>>
>>>>Making up a stupid name for a single post.
>>>>How long will a...@comcast.net allow it to keep its account?
>>
>>>>In 1999, on CNN, Al Gore said "During my service in the United States
>>>>Congress, I took the initiative in creating the Internet." Meaning he
>>>>introduced the legislation. Although he didn't "invent" it, he does
>>>>deserve much credit for making it happen.
>>
>>>>One of the effects of Global Warming is bizarre weather incidents,
>>>>such as temperature extremes, hurricanes and tornadoes at odd times
>>>>and places, etc. This was predicted by scientists decades ago.
>>
>>>That's the cool (pun not intended) thing about the global warming theory --
>>>there is no wrong answer. If it's warm, it's because of global warming. If
>>>it's extremely cold, it because of global warming causing the extremes.
>>
>>>When I was growing up in the 70's, there was just as much panic cause by
>>>scientists over global cooling.
>>
>>I was around in the 70's and I paid attention. There wasn't a 'panic' by
>>scientists over global cooling at that time. There were a few fluff
>>articles in the popular press and that's about it. It didn't compare in
>>any way to the nearly unanimous consensus about the current climate problem,
>>which is more accurately termed 'global climate change'.
> 
> 
> Now, now Bill. "Charlie" posted a link to an article in Newsweek that
> discussed "global cooling" ... of course there was a panic! He said
> so!

I stand corrected.