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SaintPete

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7. This is like opening your freezer

Reply to Snake Alchemist (Original post)

Fri Feb 10, 2012, 12:28 PM

Feb 2012

and seeing the peas and fish up near the door have melted and are starting to smell funny. Ignoring this, and looking all the way in the back where the hamburger is frozen solid, you then say "See, nothing wrong with this freezer, ya stupid liberals."

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What does new glacier data mean for the climate debate? [View all] Snake Alchemist Feb 2012 OP

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This is like opening your freezer SaintPete Feb 2012 #7

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False Equivalency.What isn't known in one case is likely different, or not significant, in the other patrice Feb 2012 #16

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That is a speculative article, not LBN , dipsydoodle Feb 2012 #20

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