Birdbrains by Thom Bluemel for February 24, 2013

Al, why don’t you go and re-invent the internet!

It looks more like global colding to me.

Global Warming warms the oceans, which causes climate change, which causes more extreme weather conditions, including colder cold.

Al was just trying to be the weatherman, man!

There’s a face in the shading of the Speaker’s lower body.

extinction looms

obsequious flattery will get you nowhere and just make you grumpy.

Also faces on the roof or the house in the background behind the speaker and on the snow covered pine.I’d think they’d be more concerned about seasonal warming in the spring.Majored in this stuff in college but I ain’t talking about it here.

Where is Al Gore? Can’t find a "phone booth to change into his Superman costume….

I agree with Frosty. It’s hard to talk about Global warming when you are surrounded by mounds of snow.

Scientific explanations not withstanding.

Thom, I see a Happy Face on Al’s scarf. I’ll bet you though we wouldn’t notice that one!

Yes dear. It causes warmer oceans, which changes ocean currents, which cause all kinds of extreme weather. The reason it is now usually referred to as Climate Change is because some people can’t get their brains around the fact that Global Warming causes colder winters, hotter summers, stronger storms, etc., etc., etc.

Not nobody. Those of us who believe Climate Change is a fact, think of it whenever the weather is more severe that “usual”.

The one evergreen (strange—it sure looks white here!) is looking down on the speaker.

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As for warmer air and more snow—remember that really cold air holds less moisture, and so produces less snow. Around here (Northern plains) it often has to warm up to have significant snowfall. So snow does not equal colder.