No such thing...

Dude, you are a little slow on things...

Time Magazine Monday, Jun. 24, 1974

As they review the bizarre and unpredictable weather pattern of the past several years, a growing number of scientists are beginning to suspect that many seemingly contradictory meteorological fluctuations are actually part of a global climatic upheaval. However widely the weather varies from place to place and time to time, when meteorologists take an average of temperatures around the globe they find that the atmosphere has been growing gradually cooler for the past three decades. The trend shows no indication of reversing. Climatological Cassandras are becoming increasingly apprehensive, for the weather aberrations they are studying may be the harbinger of another ice age.

Read more: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,944914,00.html#ixzz0XoXRfzUq

I don't read links from the Moonie paper.

The Goddess wrote:

I don't read links from the Moonie paper.

Alice didn't like the moon either...

pool to keith:
WTF?

This may be one of the most rapidly and severely diverted off topic topics of all time.

For this, I am thankful.

bbqboy wrote:

pool to keith:
WTF?

YAY!!!

Agent 13 wrote:

This may be one of the most rapidly and severely diverted off topic topics of all time.

For this, I am thankful.

Good idea, Agent 13. My turn:

i95 wrote:

Agent 13 wrote:

This may be one of the most rapidly and severely diverted off topic topics of all time.

For this, I am thankful.

Good idea, Agent 13. My turn:

I am thankful for my crush on the
actress in the National Floors Direct
television commercial. Amen.

I'd be thankful for a photo of some sort.

Agent 13 wrote:

i95 wrote:

Agent 13 wrote:

This may be one of the most rapidly and severely diverted off topic topics of all time.

For this, I am thankful.

Good idea, Agent 13. My turn:

I am thankful for my crush on the
actress in the National Floors Direct
television commercial. Amen.

I'd be thankful for a photo of some sort.

This one?

or this one?

that 2nd one seems like a firecracker.

The chick in the first one has one scary beak.

well, I went lookin g for the froot loops bird, but this stopped me dead in my tracks

Agent 13 wrote:

This one?

or this one?

Yikes. Neither of those. She's a straight-haired brunette with dimples and, frankly, an over-animated way of pitching the product with the chryons (sp?) superimposed ad copy near her face. Oh, you'll know her when you see her.

bbqboy wrote:

Stupid girl. You'd think she'd know what a cereal bowl was.

i95 wrote:

Yikes. Neither of those. She's a straight-haired brunette with dimples and, frankly, an over-animated way of pitching the product with the chryons (sp?) superimposed ad copy near her face. Oh, you'll know her when you see her.

Damn...I...will...not...rest...until I find her!

Actually, thanks...now I have a good reason...well...reason to avoid family and hide in my office tomorrow.

i95 wrote:

bbqboy wrote:

Stupid girl. You'd think she'd know what a cereal bowl was.

just personally, I think honey nut cheerios would be more appropriate.....

i95 wrote:

Agent 13 wrote:

This may be one of the most rapidly and severely diverted off topic topics of all time.

For this, I am thankful.

Good idea, Agent 13. My turn:

I am thankful for my crush on the
actress in the National Floors Direct
television commercial. Amen.

Thanks 95, now I'm no longer ashamed of my odd fascination with Flo the Progressive Insurance broad.

laststandchili wrote:

Thanks 95, now I'm no longer ashamed of my odd fascination with Flo the Progressive Insurance broad.

Flo reminds me too much of this creepy character from my youth...

I always wanted to stick my plunger in her, followed by madge doing my nails.

2 things:

1) that car that Keith drove into the pool? a cadillac.

2) and where did this happen? why, Michigan, of course, and not just in Michigan, but in Flint, Michigan. On Bristol Road, accross the street from what used to be the largest truck plant in the entire free world, that, during WWII made almost all of those trucks that carried American troops across Europe.

Froot Loops are made by the Kellogg Company, whose corporate headquarters are where? You guessed it, MICHIGAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!