I applaud the consistency of climate skeptics this hot summer

[Voyager]

@kidchameleon

It’s been cold in the SF Bay Area this summer and Northern CA had good precipitation this year.

Just goes to show that we’re not really part of the world here, doesn’t it.

Anyhow, nice to see the OPs point being ignored or misunderstood.

[kidchameleon]

@Voyager

@kidchameleon

It’s been cold in the SF Bay Area this summer and Northern CA had good precipitation this year.

Just goes to show that we’re not really part of the world here, doesn’t it.

Anyhow, nice to see the OPs point being ignored or misunderstood.

That we should ignore incorrect assertions when they are inconvenient?

[Rhythmdvl]

@kidchameleon

That we should ignore incorrect assertions when they are inconvenient?

…and pay attention to incorrect assertions when they *are *convenient!

[Maus_Magill]

@Ludovic

There are those who believe that a one-season anomaly does not disprove or prove any given climate theory. On the other hand, there are those who believe that a single cold winter or temperate summer proves that global warming is a hoax.

Therefore, my heart is gladdened by their consistency. You see, you might think that they would keep their mouths shut when the weather is unnaturally hot, like this summer on the east coast. Because otherwise, I could accuse them of hypocrisy.

But, every single one of the people who snerked “yuk yuk yuk, it’s plenty cold this winter, where’s your global warming NOW? yarblgarbl!!!” is apologizing, and, indeed, has posted many a screed, even on this message board, reversing their previous position in light of the heat wave gripping the Atlantic states this summer. Because they’re consistent and not hypocrites.

That’s because the heat this summer is because the world will end in 2012. Sheesh - get with the latest theories, will you?

[GIGObuster]

@Maus_Magill

That’s because the heat this summer is because the world will end in 2012. Sheesh - get with the latest theories, will you?

It’s the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine…

The important question that remains is…

Why was Lenny Bruce not afraid?

[WarmNPrickly]

@kidchameleon

@Voyager

Just goes to show that we’re not really part of the world here, doesn’t it.

Anyhow, nice to see the OPs point being ignored or misunderstood.

That we should ignore incorrect assertions when they are inconvenient?

This is awfully confusing. Are you actually using the point of the OP to contradict the OP?