The New York Times science section gets into that climate change thing. But hark! And what ho! Buried down in the comments section:
... With regard to Nobel laureates, since the facts are obvious and provable, you have really put your foot in it:
http://canadiancynic.blogspot.com/2007/12/i-could-do-this-all-day.html
So where are my royalties? Someone told me there would be royalties.
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Excuse please ... that would be my post, thank you very much.
My blog, my royalties. Back to the kitchen, woman.
it is only your blog because you started it, named it after yourself and then made it popular before inviting us all to, um... thing! shiny thing!
never mind.
Did not think that one through ...
Royalties?
Here's an idea: burn a CD of your best bits, add a bunch of purloined pix of Julie Couillard, make a few thousand copies with cover art of aforementioned Mata Harakiri, get a trench coat with really deep pockets (maybe LuLu can find one for you between now and Saturday at the Olde CSIS Thrift Shoppe) and hang out at Jarvis & College, moving merchandise.
Hey! I'd buy one.
Hmmm.. and I do believe that was only LuLu's second day or so at CC HQ. Rookie pops in the game winner. ;-)
Of course, that was all before she broke the blog a couple or so days later.
Hmmm... yeah, CC, I see you have point.
I suppose it's kind of old news, but this is the work of the "great" Viscount Monckton:
http://altenergyaction.org/Monckton.html
For your big, fat information, I did not break the blog. I broke Blogger -- something like that takes talent.
The same kind of talent that the New York Times and her readers recognize ... I think this calls for presents.
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