glad to hear you survived the horrors of AirTran Flight 297

Our HOA has a document that has a section that reads [shall may] just like that, in brackets. It has been on the books since 2006, no one noticed until I came along, not the lawyer, the property manager with 20 years experience and a bunch of letters behind his name, all the past directors with letters like phd behind their names. This was boilerplate, the idiots were supposed to pick one, is it may or shall, can’t be both. But you see no one looked at it, it was required by law, someone put it in front of the president at the time, whose husband has a law degree by the way, and she signed it. Drives me nuts.

as a comedy skit it’s funny

basic 3rd grade math says you can’t poll more than 100%

but because it is from fox/repubmussen those numbers are accurate eh?

again, my sympathy to those poor nuns, gawd blessem

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Smith Says:
December 9th, 2009 at 5:53 am
Keep telling yourself that. All conspiracy theorists believe they “know who done it and those of us that are willing to call a spade a spade are blaming them, and it makes sense.” Perhaps we should say “Climate Change Truthers” instead of “deniers”.

Consider that “respectable” 911 Truthers don’t say they know who did it (they say there is plenty of circumstantial and other evidence pointing away from jihadists as the sole perpetrators);

Wheras climate change deniers have a bunch of stolen emails from one university and are all jumping up and down pointing fingers at phrases like “the trick is to”… they are acting like the disreputable 911 truthers who point at phrases like Larry Silverstein’s statement in regards to a burning building 7 that on the afternoon of 911 he said that the safest thing to do was just to “pull it”.

Debate about either statement foments the flames, neither get us any closer to the truth.

Huh, I didn’t think JBC read this far down in a thread

That’s normally true. But I make an exception for Smith.

clearly the nuns let you slide on the whole math thing as well

The funny part is that if they actually allowed folks to speak intelligently more people would take them seriously. But like you said, being smart and articulate must mean you’re a liberal elitist.

The war on intellect continues.

That post was mostly on topic about climate (first para and last para): all but the first and last para was an excerpt that should have been formatted as an indented quote.

What has been reported to be one of the most fair and balanced television presentations on 9/11 is set to air tomorrow night on TruTV. The show, Conspiracy Theory, hosted by former Governor Jesse Ventura, has already been determined to be the most popular show ever on TruTV since the first episode aired last week. The first episode was on HAARP, the 9/11 episode will air tomorrow.

New Show Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura
http://www.trutv.com/shows/conspiracy_theory

Conspiracy Theory – 9/11 episode
Premiere On: Wed, December 9 at 10P eastern / 9pm Central
Jesse Ventura steps into America’s most controversial conspiracy by challenging the 9/11 Commission Report and searching for evidence that the September 11th attacks may have been an inside job. At the urging of victims’ families, he finds witnesses who claim the towers were brought down by explosives, the missing black box flight recorders were actually recovered and ground control knew the hijackers were in the cockpits before the jets took off. TV-PG-V

And by the way, there is no single “real problem that can end life on earth” (for humans) but there are a number of them that are outside our control (e.g. asteroid impact) and a number of them that are well within our control (e.g. nuclear war, unrestrained pollution, and spiking greenhouse gas emissions far beyond naturally occuring levels thereby intensifying natural heating effects so our world becomes like a noon-day bug’s under a magnifying glass.