And your brain dead stupidity is the long-term cumulative effect of you swallowing your brother's semen?
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And your brain dead stupidity is the long-term cumulative effect of you swallowing your brother's semen?
The guy is, by far, the biggest kook on this website.
Get Ready, Florida: 3,200 Days Have Passed Without A Hurricane, But That Streak Will End ... Eventually
http://www.weather.com/news/weather...eak-luck-run-out-20140801?cm_ven=FB_JB_8514_9
Heading in to the heart of the 2014 Atlantic hurricane season, it is interesting to note that it has been 8 years, 9 months and 1 week, or 3,200 days, since a hurricane has made landfall in Florida.
This is the longest stretch of consecutive years since 1851 that no hurricanes have hit the state. The longest hurricane-free streak prior to this one was five consecutive seasons from 1980 to 1984.
This is impressive, considering the coastline of Florida spans more than 1,260 miles from the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic Ocean, and an average of 8 hurricanes have formed each year since 2005.
Global Warming is going to kill all of us! Panic now! <- according to FC
http://www.weather.com/news/weather...eak-luck-run-out-20140801?cm_ven=FB_JB_8514_9
Heading in to the heart of the 2014 Atlantic hurricane season, it is interesting to note that it has been 8 years, 9 months and 1 week, or 3,200 days, since a hurricane has made landfall in Florida.
This is the longest stretch of consecutive years since 1851 that no hurricanes have hit the state. The longest hurricane-free streak prior to this one was five consecutive seasons from 1980 to 1984.
This is impressive, considering the coastline of Florida spans more than 1,260 miles from the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic Ocean, and an average of 8 hurricanes have formed each year since 2005.
Global Warming is going to kill all of us! Panic now! <- according to FC
Well, I've been distracted by your mother's screaming when I fuck her in the ass. It'll be a be little less tight next time though. She had a little one. You stupid fuck.
^This coming from the biggest douchebag on this site. I'll take that for what it's worth.....nothing.
We could always have a poll to see who is the biggest douchebag on the site.
You do realize when you're screaming and frothing at the mouth about everyone in the room being stupid, it's more likely you who is stupid, right? Actually, maybe you don't realize that. I might be giving you too much credit.
Religious Conservatives Embrace Pollution Fight
By THEODORE SCHLEIFERJULY 30, 2014
WASHINGTON â The Rev. Lennox Yearwood punched his fist in the air as he rhythmically boomed into the microphone: âThis is a moment for great leadership. This is a moment for our country to stand up. This is our moment.â
But Mr. Yearwoodâs audience was not a church. It was the Environmental Protection Agency.
The E.P.A. on Wednesday ended two days of public hearings on its proposed regulation to cut carbon pollution from power plants, and mixed in with the coal lobbyists and business executives were conservative religious leaders reasserting their support for President Obamaâs environmental policies â at a time when Republican Party orthodoxy continues to question the science of climate change.
More than two dozen faith leaders, including evangelicals and conservative Christians, spoke at the E.P.A. headquarters in Washington by the time the hearings ended.
âThe science is clear,â said Lisa Sharon Harper, the senior director of mobilizing for Sojourners, an evangelical organization with a social justice focus. âThe calls of city governments â who are trying to create sustainable environments for 25, 50 years â thatâs clear.â
âRather than letting our faith dictate our politics, weâve gotten to the point for many of us where weâre letting our politics â typically what the Republican Party says â dictate our faith,â Katharine Hayhoe, an evangelical Christian and a climate scientist at Texas Tech, said in a phone interview. âCaring about Godâs creation and caring about Godâs people is entirely consistent with caring for your neighbor.â
In addition, groups like the Evangelical Environmental Network have grown over the past five years, said the networkâs president, Mitch Hescox, by making a different argument than typical environmentalists make.
âThis is not about polar bears; itâs not about future life; itâs about current reality and childrenâs health,â Mr. Hescox, a Republican who was scheduled to speak at the E.P.A. hearing in Pittsburgh on Thursday, said in a telephone interview. âWeâre not going to get anywhere if it remains a liberal issue.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/31/us/religious-conservatives-embrace-proposed-epa-rules.html?_r=0
By THEODORE SCHLEIFERJULY 30, 2014
WASHINGTON â The Rev. Lennox Yearwood punched his fist in the air as he rhythmically boomed into the microphone: âThis is a moment for great leadership. This is a moment for our country to stand up. This is our moment.â
But Mr. Yearwoodâs audience was not a church. It was the Environmental Protection Agency.
The E.P.A. on Wednesday ended two days of public hearings on its proposed regulation to cut carbon pollution from power plants, and mixed in with the coal lobbyists and business executives were conservative religious leaders reasserting their support for President Obamaâs environmental policies â at a time when Republican Party orthodoxy continues to question the science of climate change.
More than two dozen faith leaders, including evangelicals and conservative Christians, spoke at the E.P.A. headquarters in Washington by the time the hearings ended.
âThe science is clear,â said Lisa Sharon Harper, the senior director of mobilizing for Sojourners, an evangelical organization with a social justice focus. âThe calls of city governments â who are trying to create sustainable environments for 25, 50 years â thatâs clear.â
âRather than letting our faith dictate our politics, weâve gotten to the point for many of us where weâre letting our politics â typically what the Republican Party says â dictate our faith,â Katharine Hayhoe, an evangelical Christian and a climate scientist at Texas Tech, said in a phone interview. âCaring about Godâs creation and caring about Godâs people is entirely consistent with caring for your neighbor.â
In addition, groups like the Evangelical Environmental Network have grown over the past five years, said the networkâs president, Mitch Hescox, by making a different argument than typical environmentalists make.
âThis is not about polar bears; itâs not about future life; itâs about current reality and childrenâs health,â Mr. Hescox, a Republican who was scheduled to speak at the E.P.A. hearing in Pittsburgh on Thursday, said in a telephone interview. âWeâre not going to get anywhere if it remains a liberal issue.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/31/us/religious-conservatives-embrace-proposed-epa-rules.html?_r=0
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...lley-was-cooler-than-missoula-mont-on-sunday/
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Yes, blahahahahahahahhahahahhahahahhahha, only complete morons bring up such things as if they mean anything and only complete idiots then are so fucking stupid as to nod their head in agreement.
Do I have to explain again why it doesn't mean shit for you idiots?
How the hell do you dopes trade? Badly I assume.
You have shit for brains. You are like a parrot. You only have the ability to regurgitate. I am going to call you Parrot from now on.
How in the hell do you trade? You are way too emotional to trade. Way to concerned about being correct to trade.