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Gore Used Fictional Video to Illustrate ‘Inconvenient Tr
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24/04/2008 12:23:04
 
 
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23/04/2008 20:41:01
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Politics
Category:
Environment
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01312674
Message ID:
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>>>>>>Hi,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>- there are more trees now than at any time in this country's history
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Interesting. Could you provide the source of evidence for this?
>>>>>>Regards,
>>>>>>Viv
>>>>>
>>>>>I did'nt read many replies in this thread but after reading this one this phrase came to my mind.
>>>>>The phrase comes from a new movie we have over here. This is a comedy that takes place in space.
>>>>>
>>>>>At one point one of the comedian say "What is nice with a science fiction movie is that you can say anything"
>>>>
>>>>Thank you for contributing nothing to the conversation. Truly you have inspired us all with your witty spelling mistakes and eloquent reference to a unrelated movie. I shall anticipate to further my education on this and other topics from your continued irrelevant postings.
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>>>So that's what it's all about "... Restricting America's influence ...". Excuse me I didn't give enough attention to what seems to be your REAL problem.
>>>
>>>You're right. There should be a world law. From now on only Americans are allowed to do whatever they please to whoever they please and when they please.
>>>
>>>According to you is the earth flat? Perhaps all this time on a farm kept you from reading books and getting serious scientific informations. And just in case you read some books. Are you sure you read enough to say that Al Gore is wrong. What is you scientific background? Oh yeah you lived on a farm LOL.
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>>Thank you for once again contributing nothing to the conversation. Truly you have inspired us all again with your witty spelling mistakes and eloquent reference to things I have never said. I shall anticipate furthering my Berkeley education with this and other topics from your continued irrelevant, and apparently anti-farm postings. Your specious argument regarding the need for qualifications in order to discuss a topic has been noted and I will expect you to cite your qualifications before discussing anything in the future.
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>ROFL Berkely education. So what! Any studies related to what you're debating right now or do you just think that name dropping (Berkeley) will give you more credibility. Oh wait give me a minute so I can find that synonyms dictionary to find some fancy words to throw in. Darn I could'nt find it. Forgive me I'll have to use simple words. Those that were made for people like me. Some people (you seem to fit in that category) prefer the look of the package instead of what's in that package.
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>Excuse me for replying to you sir. Next time I'll ask for your approval before engaging in a discussion with someone as educated as you.
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>Respectfully,
>
>Denis Chassé
Wine is sunlight, held together by water - Galileo Galilei
Un jour sans vin est comme un jour sans soleil - Louis Pasteur
Water separates the people of the world; wine unites them - anonymous
Wine is the most civilized thing in the world - Ernest Hemingway
Wine makes daily living easier, less hurried, with fewer tensions and more tolerance - Benjamin Franklin
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