Really is this that much of a problem? Oh wait we are all going to die from global warming...right. Does anyone think it is ironic that people are concerned about using hot water for showers because it is now colder than it usually is this time of year (as it has been for the last few years)?

I can understand not wasting water, but the hot water thing is just silly.

funny that you should buy into this BS about a cooling earth right around the same time republicans are admitting that

"if twelve fire chiefs told me my house was burning, I'd probably buy fire insurance."

You're about as insightful as those god awful bumbling un funny idiots bob and tom, with their al gore parody "It's so cold, yeah it's called winter" fucking bullshit.

pardon my french. That was directed at them, not you. Driving to work in a vehicle without anything but radio has that effect when I had to drive an hour and they were the only thing on. anywhere. uck.

"Does anyone think it is ironic that people are concerned about using hot water for showers because it is now colder than it usually is this time of year (as it has been for the last few years)?"

Hmm, where are you talking about and what is your baseline for "usual"?

Careful... I wouldn't be too critical of the church of global warming. Remember, theirs is a religion of feeling and emotion rather than science.

I know!

these global warmers, or glowarms as I call them are so full of shit! Their religion is based on feeling and emotion and faith in the badness of humanity, not science and rational logic, like my christian church. Or Rush Limbaugh and those straight shooters like Glenn Beck who propagate the global cooling theory.

ctown924:

Careful... I wouldn't be too critical of the church of global warming. Remember, theirs is a religion of feeling and emotion rather than science.

Cool, so you must have the data to support gunsmoke's argument. Right?

the beyatles:

"if twelve fire chiefs told me my house was burning, I'd probably buy fire insurance."

once your house is on fire it's too late to buy fire insurance. At that point it's time to buy a new house, or rebuild the one you have.

I see your point though, it's probably much wiser for us to forget about trying to prevent global warming and spend our money learning to live in an hotter environment.

I think you're missing my point, and the quote as well. It's from a republican senator.

the beyatles:

I think you're missing my point, and the quote as well. It's from a republican senator.

the quote makes no sense. What point were you trying to make from it? What is the significance of the quote coming from a republican senator?