But we're nearly three paragraphs in.
I'm not sure which is funnier -- that the sentence was left in the
Firstly, the sun is eventually going to render the Earth uninhabitable so - assuming we survive that long - we'll have to leave.
These are the words of someone who clearly has zero concept of the planet's past and future timelines, where we currently are in that timeline, and mankind's own history in relation to the planet's timeline.
Hint: An event that's expected to happen in 6 to 7 billion years isn't something we should worry about at all, especially when you consider that mankind has existed for 1 to 2 million years at most of the planet's 4.5 billion year history.
Is it ironic that they used Epsilon to send these warning emails from?
These companies didn't send these warning emails. Epsilon sent them for them on their behalf. There is a difference.
I have a rubbermaid to. she is lovely.
You have a rubbermaid to what???
...that lets people view over 1,000 high res artwork images and 17 gigapixel images while taking a virtual stroll through their galleries using Street View technology.
Doesn't it seem a bit irresponsible on the part of the museums to let those VW Bugs drive around their hallways?
Experience varies directly with equipment ruined.