<sarcasm>Actually, it is Bush’s fault. Because of our rejection of Kyoto, some of the Sun’s radiation (as opposed to heat) is bouncing off of the Co2 in the atmosphere and heading right back into the sun, causing things to go haywire there. I have little doubt that the sun will go super-nova in the next ten years because of Bush’s idiocy.</sarcasm>
There appears to be something amiss with your site – at home and at work!
The link on your site has the wrong URL, Ron: it’s “catholiclight.stblogs.org”, without the “www.”
If fixing that doesn’t resolve the problem, let me know.
Of course, we rejected Kyoto during Clinton’s presidency…
JohnH,
That may be true, but it is also true that Co2 in Earth’s atmosphere isn’t going to ever make the sun go supernova (nothing will, since the sun isn’t big enough to go supernova).
<sarcasm>Actually, it is Bush’s fault. Because of our rejection of Kyoto, some of the Sun’s radiation (as opposed to heat) is bouncing off of the Co2 in the atmosphere and heading right back into the sun, causing things to go haywire there. I have little doubt that the sun will go super-nova in the next ten years because of Bush’s idiocy.</sarcasm>
There appears to be something amiss with your site – at home and at work!
The link on your site has the wrong URL, Ron: it’s “catholiclight.stblogs.org”, without the “www.”
If fixing that doesn’t resolve the problem, let me know.
Of course, we rejected Kyoto during Clinton’s presidency…
JohnH,
That may be true, but it is also true that Co2 in Earth’s atmosphere isn’t going to ever make the sun go supernova (nothing will, since the sun isn’t big enough to go supernova).