The Earth is Getting Hot, Hot, Hot


	The Earth is Getting Hot, Hot, Hot

falconz

12-30-2008 5:16 PM

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global warming, climate

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1-1-2009 12:44 PM

tanyamm

If the earth is getting hot hot hot than why is it so damn cold here and what's with all the snow?

1-1-2009 1:22 PM

willhelm

OK, Reuters is officially the new Onion. The end result is the same even if not intended, humor. Truly bizarre.

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