I just named it the GULF CLIMATIC CHANGE EVENT!

[Jeffersons Ghost]

Do you agree?

[Bluebear]

1. No, because the ill-informed don't believe in climate change.

This catastrophe, though, they can relate to.

[Jeffersons Ghost]

9. seafood/ fish prices or fuel?

[aquart]

2. What "it" are you talking about?

If you mean the spill, you're wrong.

[Jeffersons Ghost]

5. I hope whatever is Divine will read this post. NO KIDDING...

i NEVER PRAY BUT NOW i'M PRAYING THAT YOU'RE RIGHT AND i'M WRONG.

[nadinbrzezinski]

7. She is, this will not do an iota to the weather patterns

Now here is one for ya to consider. Been a month, ok 37 days, right. How much fuel has spewed out? One day's worth of oil we use...

[Jeffersons Ghost]

10. I hear everything you're saying and it scares me worse

[nadinbrzezinski]

11. Well the oil we are using is what is changing the weather

not the one coming out of the blow out.

[Jeffersons Ghost]

12. I wish you were stupid, so that you'd quit scaring me

[nadinbrzezinski]

13. Sorry, my intent is not to scare you

here...





Perhaps they will be a good way to relax...

:-)

[Jeffersons Ghost]

14. a cup full of insects would have been more appropriate

did you read the original? @

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8425899

[Petrushka]

16. In the original you said,

"Only one extra warm month a year in a few selected areas of the planet is all that insects need
to win the oldest war on the planet."

Although I neither agree not disagree with you, I think plenty of insects are going to have a
field-day when a generation---generations (?)---of birds disappear because of that oil spill.

Anyway . . .

Since I don't have "a cup full of insects" to post, perhaps the following .gif is apropos:

[mynameiswhat]

3. nope

[Purveyor]

4. No. Just doesn't 'roll off the tongue'... eom

[Jeffersons Ghost]

6. LOL! why am I laughing, we're all gonna die. are we on a Swiftboat again?

[xultar]

8. Where does climate come into play?

[Dr.Phool]

15. I started calling it "The Gulf of Texaco".