Comment Re:My crack-brained theory: (Score 1) 128
Yep, we may be looking at the results of a long ago war or terrible accident. Of course, maybe we don't know Jack.
Yep, we may be looking at the results of a long ago war or terrible accident. Of course, maybe we don't know Jack.
Actually, in the Ft. Lauderdale/Palm Beach area the Atlantic is rather deep and not going to produce a big storm surge. You need shallow water for the water to pile up. They have shallow water in most places in the Gulf but not all of Florida is susceptible to major storm surge issues.
Maybe Cass can use the same explanation to explain our $16 Trillion debt.
I really hope everyone stops reading and reporting arbitrary but easy statistics that don't prove Jack.
I lived in Missouri, MO, for a while and had noticed that the place is full of lead deposits. I think it's pretty common for the ground to contain large deposits of lead without harming the children. You need more than just lead in the ground to have a problem.
Just add Microsoft in front. That is the only way they got away with Windows.
I would think that SSL certificates are much less interesting than the certificates used to sign drivers and programs.
Jeez, most everybody knows that it was lead from gasoline that lowered the quality of the IQ test and thus raised the IQ test results.
They are all probably mega-dose vitamin takers and believe what they want to believe.
I wish you hadn't said that...
You think that maybe this guy is a distraction/diversion? I sure do, and I suspect the Russians do too.
Yep, just stand by the elevator in the parking garage at the airport and unravel a few firecrackers and then walk over to the security line and fire up the video camera for some laughs.
They'll kill any pollinator unlucky enough to be on the wrong plant.
Actually, Neonicotinoid residues are found in pollen and nectar consumed by pollinators such as bees and butterflies. The residues can reach lethal concentrations in some situations.
http://extension.psu.edu/plants/tree-fruit/news/2012/new-report-on-neonicotinoids-and-bees
"Experience has proved that some people indeed know everything." -- Russell Baker