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Wez
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You're a perfect example of a pontificating jackass...
Oh, and good morning everyone.
Finally, a decent story.
(Please dont take this as a go ahead for more.)
I was surprised nobody remembered the hysterical predictions of "permanent drought".
The joke isnt really a joke without that.
The point was that you were the only one that "remembered" them, and when questioned, were not able to find any.
You dont remember the examples I posted?
There are many more.
I didnt need them, because I always remember what you people say.
I can post more if you need me to.
I did it the first time as a public service.
Funny how you can remember the bear story from years ago, but cant remember the drought hysteria from just the last few years.
Let me know if you need any help.
The bear story really happened. I have pictures. My nephew-in-law, a librarian at Dartmouth, even found old news articles.
You posted old articles that speculated on drought. What was missing was the "hysteria".
New articles "forget" about the old hysteria.
Like you do.
Speculating on drought is much like speculating on climate change.
It involves a lot of guesswork, and usually ends up making some people who think they're pretty smart, look maybe not so smart.
It involves a lot of guesswork, and usually ends up making some people who think they're pretty smart, look maybe not so smart.
Wez
DA
I was just thinking that about some people here who try to sound smart on topics they're not expert in...
Chapter 2 –
After a few days, my Dad returned home. At the time, we lived in Littleton, NH, the next big town north of Woodsville, the location of the hospital. The bear was still in the hospital, in the morgue cooler. The hospital didn’t want it any more. The point of recovering the bear body was to test it for rabies, which had to be done quickly. However, the incident had occurred in Vermont, and it was obviously a Vermont bear, so the New Hampshire pathology lab wouldn’t do it. The Vermont Fish and Game biologists wanted to do the tests, but they didn’t have the bear. My Dad was about to start the 21-day Pasteur rabies treatment (an intramuscular shot in the belly every day) just in case, unless a rabies test were performed and no rabies was found.
Dad had spent 17 years in the Vt National Guard at that point. One of his fellow officers worked in the Vt State Fish and Game biology lab, and another friend was a Vermont State Trooper. Together they went to the NH hospital in a Vt State Police car and “stole” the bear carcass – they had no official paperwork, but the hospital was glad to be rid of it. Once in Vermont again, the bear was impounded by the Fish and Game biologist since he had open paperwork regarding a bear attack, and rushed to the lab where he found no trace of rabies.
After a few days, my Dad returned home. At the time, we lived in Littleton, NH, the next big town north of Woodsville, the location of the hospital. The bear was still in the hospital, in the morgue cooler. The hospital didn’t want it any more. The point of recovering the bear body was to test it for rabies, which had to be done quickly. However, the incident had occurred in Vermont, and it was obviously a Vermont bear, so the New Hampshire pathology lab wouldn’t do it. The Vermont Fish and Game biologists wanted to do the tests, but they didn’t have the bear. My Dad was about to start the 21-day Pasteur rabies treatment (an intramuscular shot in the belly every day) just in case, unless a rabies test were performed and no rabies was found.
Dad had spent 17 years in the Vt National Guard at that point. One of his fellow officers worked in the Vt State Fish and Game biology lab, and another friend was a Vermont State Trooper. Together they went to the NH hospital in a Vt State Police car and “stole” the bear carcass – they had no official paperwork, but the hospital was glad to be rid of it. Once in Vermont again, the bear was impounded by the Fish and Game biologist since he had open paperwork regarding a bear attack, and rushed to the lab where he found no trace of rabies.
Sheriff Joe
DA
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I don't think Bernie cared to look them up for you e...so I did.
Magoo - google permanent drought....768,000 results.
I've listed three for your enjoyment.
Love the bear story...
U.S.
California Braces for Unending Drought
By IAN LOVETTMAY 9, 2016
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/10/us/california-drought-water-restrictions-permanent.html?_r=0
American Southwest Heading for Permanent Drought
February 1st, 2011 by Joshua S Hill
http://planetsave.com/2011/02/01/american-southwest-heading-for-permanent-drought/
August 1, 2014 by BobG.
Permanent drought
Changes in the atmosphere will leave the American Southwest in permanent drought for at least the next 90 years. A recent study expects the subtropical Southwest region to transition into a permanent drought area fueled by global warming.
http://financialcommand.net/permanent-drought/
He's lying....
Nice try, but still no hysteria.
Chapter 3 --
Because of my father's links to those on the inside (some day I will write a short bit on his link to The Sound of Music), we acquired as gifts a hollowed out bear's head (the brain had been removed for the rabies test) and a bear skin. I was away at college that year, so I didn't get all the details of the delivery - I think it was handed over to my Dad when he returned to his first National Guard drill after the incident. The head was in a plastic bag kept in the freezer in the basement, and the skin was kept "frozen" by being stored under the hood of the family VW Beetle through the winter.
With a big family, my mother used to buy a week's worth of bread off a delivery truck every week and store it in the freezer downstairs. My sisters resisted going down to get a loaf once the bear head was placed there.
The pelt suffered a little rot once the temperature warmed up in the Spring, so it and the head ended up in the Littleton landfill before the family moved back to Vermont the next summer.
Because of my father's links to those on the inside (some day I will write a short bit on his link to The Sound of Music), we acquired as gifts a hollowed out bear's head (the brain had been removed for the rabies test) and a bear skin. I was away at college that year, so I didn't get all the details of the delivery - I think it was handed over to my Dad when he returned to his first National Guard drill after the incident. The head was in a plastic bag kept in the freezer in the basement, and the skin was kept "frozen" by being stored under the hood of the family VW Beetle through the winter.
With a big family, my mother used to buy a week's worth of bread off a delivery truck every week and store it in the freezer downstairs. My sisters resisted going down to get a loaf once the bear head was placed there.
The pelt suffered a little rot once the temperature warmed up in the Spring, so it and the head ended up in the Littleton landfill before the family moved back to Vermont the next summer.
Hüsker Dü
DA
They (Bernie/Lyin and Co.) believe the mere mention of some things equals hysteria.
Do you know how many you've posted " Chicken Little " posts in regards to President Trump ?
Here let me help you...A Shit Load !