Kinda like saying you were driving your vanagon at 95 and accidentally
threw a rod...

Actually, it's been waiting to happen for about three centuries, and
"coincidentally" it "happened" when the temperatures in the gulf spiked
up and the poles got warm enough to slough off ice fields the size of
small American states.

So maybe there's a self-regulating system at work here, not the
dice-rolling chance that some like to presume: ironic, isn't it, that
the warming of the gulf waters could be lowered by a series of
hurricanes that cuts supply of oil, thereby driving the price up and
thus lowering consumption, which results in cooling the waters and
weakening the effects of those hurricanes so that oil can flow freely
again?

RVC: get a diesel vanagon and burn bio of any kind. No net gain in CO2.
No man-made increase in global warming, and IF that's the problem, then
we're doing all we can to solve it. The pres sez that acquiring clean
energy is going to ruin the economy. Looks like the weather will beat
us to it!

Jim

On Sep 21, 2005, at 4:49 AM, Andrew Grebneff wrote:

>> In a message dated 9/21/05 1:23:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>> crescentbeachguitar@TELUS.NET writes:
>>
>>
>>>  Good luck Richard, I hope things aren't as bad for you as they
>>> were/are in
>>>  Louisiana and Mississippi.
>>
>> Global warming is REAL..   and the hurricanes will get WORSE.
>> its not going to get any better folks.
>>
>> dont invest in any beachfront property is all i can say..
>>
>> chris
>
> I hate to say it, but New Orleans has been a disaster waiting to
> happen for decades. It wasn't a matter of if, it was a matter of
> WHEN. Well, it's WHEN.
>