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I don't recall saying anything about T.V.

Could get worse, just found out tonight there could be rogue planets approaching our solar system which could slow down/speed up/alter the course of the earth's orbit throwing climate patterns out of whack. Always some f**king thing!

Moonbattery » Seattle Employees Ask for Reduced Hours So That Jacked-Up Minimum Wage Won’t Cost Them Subsidized Housing- this is funny!

Who would this be news to? Someone with an I.Q. of three or lower? Minimum wage increase will increase daycare fees, owner says - Edmonton - CBC News

Provocative new study finds bullies have highest self esteem, social status, lowest rates of depression | National Post Is insecurity perhaps the most overwhelming trait?

Alcro Electric employee fired after racist tirade against Calgary cab driver - Calgary - CBC News Now that's justice, but should have happened before it became a news item!

There used to be another guy on here that was always whining, like you about leaving debt to our grandkids. His name escapes me at the moment.

There's a vast difference between Gov't. debt and personal debt- Gov't has about as much idea of handling money as my grand kids.....................actually much worse. The problem is they are all squandering $billions to get a job they can't handle.

We have enough assets to cover our debts and then some!

They have a brain and they are mobile. Not much!

I got a question - W.T.F. is the point of anyone over the age of 50 even worrying about it?

I guess it depends on the definition of drought- is it just a dry spell or is a spell of dryer weather than is normal for the region?

I just heard on C.B.C. news that any one causing a fire by throwing a lighted cigarette butt out of a vehicle, will likely have their vehicle impounded. Sounds like an excellent plan BUT what's the chance of catching an offender? Just another f**king stupid law that can't be enforced?

You got that right!

Drought yes, hurricanes and tornados are found more often in the flatlands and major floods are seldom found here. If you go a few hundred km. east to Calgary you will often encounter floods and on rare occasions a tornado. Perhaps to some degree.

If you watch the idiot box regularly there's nothing to prove!

I don't think we can ignore the fact that today we have more hurricanes, tornados, floods and droughts than we had for sometime in the past!

I'd guess present weather records are only valid for a couple of hundred years at the very most, just from the point of view that thermometers could be suspect further back than that. Was the criteria for measuring temperature the same 200 years ago as it is today like 5' off the ground etc. etc.?

It was on the news just tonight that World wide, this past June was the warmest month in recorded history. I have no reason to doubt it.

There's no doubt that climate is changing and there's no doubt man plays a part. We just don't know how big of a part. Climate has always changed. Check out the Summer of 1816.