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KiRKWOOD

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Comments (13)

GarandFan:

Ah! Spring is in the air!

BTW, Mythbusters got it wrong. Personal experience at Mt Schneeberg in winter. You do, it will.

Dr. Bob:

Rather amusing John.

I think the subject would be a wee bit more successful if he peed on the plant.

John Cox:

Hey Dr. Bob

I just liked the optimistic subtext.

Vilmos:

Dr: Bob,

> I think the subject would be
> a wee bit more successful if
> he peed on the plant.

If that's you're interested, then you might want to check out a movie called "Cavemen". You won't be disappointed.

Vilmos

Zeroth:

Evergreen! I love that the spigot comes out of the igloo. :-)

Terwiliger:

You can fertilize your plants, but you can't water your heart...

...or even your plants in Kalaallit.

Anonymous:

"That f___ing Al Gore."

Ed B:

The Global Warming Conference in Guadalajara was going pretty much as predicted, much to the consternation of the local populace.

GarandFan:

The "Gore Effect" takes hold in sunny Santa Barbara.

devon cox:

i see the oil line in the back ground use the oil to kill i mean water your plant

John Cox:

Hey Devon

Hmmm....I guess the arctic oil fields might come into play, eh?

Anonymous:

HEY DEVON

Good eye, dude. The way those lines come together in the back right looks like it could be a derrick. Maybe Monument Valley in Utah, too.

HEY JOHN

Not ARCTIC. SUBTROPICAL. Santa Barbara. Guadalajara. Probably the Chicontepec Basin, too. Pay attention.

Dr. Bob:

Just a public service announcement here folks -

Even through there's a major oil boom going on in North Dakota and Alberta in the Williston Basin and the terrain there matches what's in the drawing -

There are no igloos in North Dakota.

North Dakota State - 2012 Division I Football Champions. Go Bison!

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