Americans for Whatever Barack Obama Wants...
Dec 3, 2013 10:39:38 #
Dec 3, 2013 10:58:16 #
Dec 3, 2013 14:10:27 #
Thombar wrote:
Now that's really a hoot. :twisted: But also really scary :shock:
Love your avatar! :thumbup:
Dec 4, 2013 14:37:34 #
bvm
Loc: Glendale, Arizona
Thombar wrote:
Now that's really a hoot. :twisted: But also really scary :shock:
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Unfortunately the cause is accurate!
But they can forget connecting to anything, there'll be no electricity, solar won't help, no fuel to supply your car, heat your home, or cook your food. ( Isn't Oblame-O supposed to give us that stuff?)
So you're favorite Oblame-O ite , will pull the covers back over their heads and skip three classes and go to class in the P.M.
Dec 6, 2013 11:42:18 #
bvm wrote:
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Unfortunately the cause is accurate!
But they can forget connecting to anything, there'll be no electricity, solar won't help, no fuel to supply your car, heat your home, or cook your food. ( Isn't Oblame-O supposed to give us that stuff?)
So you're favorite Oblame-O ite , will pull the covers back over their heads and skip three classes and go to class in the P.M.
Unfortunately the cause is accurate!
But they can forget connecting to anything, there'll be no electricity, solar won't help, no fuel to supply your car, heat your home, or cook your food. ( Isn't Oblame-O supposed to give us that stuff?)
So you're favorite Oblame-O ite , will pull the covers back over their heads and skip three classes and go to class in the P.M.
I love to ask these low information voters who tout Wind and Solar energy if they would put a loved one on life support in a hospital that depended solely on wind & solar energy to keep them alive? Haven't had a single one give me a straight answer yet.
On a bright sunny day the sun only delivers about 1,000 watts per square yard, but I live in the Seattle area and we're lucky to get 58 sunny days a year, I suppose these idiots would be happy to freeze in the dark the other 307 days per year. Wind isn't much better, they have planted countless wind farms on the eastern part of the state and I'll bet less than half the time I drive by them is a propeller even turning. Pretty sad return for the blight on the landscape these things bring.
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