Did you catch that
While it's bad whenever a satellite fails on launch, I'm wondering if anyone caught that little part at the end. That part about it falling near the north pole, into open seas.
Call me a tree-hugger, but I was under the impression that the North Pole region was supposed to be icing up at this time of year.
Call me a tree-hugger, but I was under the impression that the North Pole region was supposed to be icing up at this time of year.
posted by Geoff at 7:19 PM
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That would be the global heating... Same thing that turns our usual 4-5 feet of snow into 1 foot of slush with a thick layer of bone breaking ice underneath.
I'm not liking this..
Where will Santa live?
In the malls. Where they have him chained up when it's not Christmas time.
I really wish they wouldn't do that. Santa is not a marketing representative.
No Santa in malls here. Santa comes to kindergarten and to the "Christmas Street Opening" in early December. Then he goes back to the North Pole until December 24th.
Then he comes back one last time on 3rd or 4th day of Christmas to the "Christmas Tree Fest" before going back home until next December.
Your Santas aren't real.
Next you'll be saying our Gods aren't real either. ;)
I'd like to see what Santa himself has to say about Global Warming.
"My home is melting and I need your help. Yes, that's right, the North Pole is melting. Really."
cried a distressed Santa early today.
He has even set up his own page.
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