since polo is banned, I don't think he will respond anytime soon...
6th Mass Extinction Kicks Off
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until the next ice age
I'm hoping it was for the picture of the Special Olympian.
That was contemptible, wasn't it? Any person who makes fun of those who compete as Special Olympians is sick. Seriously, just sick.
Sorry he's/she's gone. His/her blithering idiocy is a perfect public service announcement for conservatism.
Thank you, mods. You did us all a favor.
Before we officially close this thread down for the winter, I would like to ask if anybody knows what planet these people are going to return to now that their agenda is falling apart.
Taxpayer-funded global warming musical closes early amid bad reviews
The musical was intended to tour the country in an effort to convince Americans to act on climate change. It ended up attracting meager audiences of theatergoers who were likely already on board with the play’s politics, the Washington Free Beacon found after seeing the play on its opening night in New York City.
The story revolved around a man named Karl, who quits his job on Shark Week because the show did not emphasize climate change enough. He then disappears with a 15-year-old “Earth Ambassador” for the UN, Julie, who convinces Karl to stage a kidnapping of young children during a global climate summit, on the eminently rational assumption that such an event would make the world act on global warming.
Karl abandons his wife Phyllis, who had been franticly searching for him, despite her hopes to start a family. In one of the final scenes, Karl gives Phyllis a jar of his frozen sperm.
The play featured singing and dancing about a carrier pigeon named Margaret, and lyrics about “sea-soaked teddy bears” and the redistribution of wealth. One line said people are “stupid” for not changing their life for global warming. (Enjoy the music here).
Reviews were not good. The NSF would not say whether the agency considers the nearly $700,000 given to the Brooklyn theater company “The Civilians,” who produced the play, a waste of money.
http://freebeacon.us4.list-manage.c...1bb9bfafcbd472bee2&id=e11f2ec13c&e=1b60289474
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Taxpayer-funded global warming musical closes early amid bad reviews
The musical was intended to tour the country in an effort to convince Americans to act on climate change. It ended up attracting meager audiences of theatergoers who were likely already on board with the play’s politics, the Washington Free Beacon found after seeing the play on its opening night in New York City.
The story revolved around a man named Karl, who quits his job on Shark Week because the show did not emphasize climate change enough. He then disappears with a 15-year-old “Earth Ambassador” for the UN, Julie, who convinces Karl to stage a kidnapping of young children during a global climate summit, on the eminently rational assumption that such an event would make the world act on global warming.
Karl abandons his wife Phyllis, who had been franticly searching for him, despite her hopes to start a family. In one of the final scenes, Karl gives Phyllis a jar of his frozen sperm.
The play featured singing and dancing about a carrier pigeon named Margaret, and lyrics about “sea-soaked teddy bears” and the redistribution of wealth. One line said people are “stupid” for not changing their life for global warming. (Enjoy the music here).
Reviews were not good. The NSF would not say whether the agency considers the nearly $700,000 given to the Brooklyn theater company “The Civilians,” who produced the play, a waste of money.
http://freebeacon.us4.list-manage.c...1bb9bfafcbd472bee2&id=e11f2ec13c&e=1b60289474
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Before we officially close this thread down for the winter, I would like to ask if anybody knows what planet these people are going to return to now that their agenda is falling apart.
Taxpayer-funded global warming musical closes early amid bad reviews
The musical was intended to tour the country in an effort to convince Americans to act on climate change. It ended up attracting meager audiences of theatergoers who were likely already on board with the play’s politics, the Washington Free Beacon found after seeing the play on its opening night in New York City.
The story revolved around a man named Karl, who quits his job on Shark Week because the show did not emphasize climate change enough. He then disappears with a 15-year-old “Earth Ambassador” for the UN, Julie, who convinces Karl to stage a kidnapping of young children during a global climate summit, on the eminently rational assumption that such an event would make the world act on global warming.
Karl abandons his wife Phyllis, who had been franticly searching for him, despite her hopes to start a family. In one of the final scenes, Karl gives Phyllis a jar of his frozen sperm.
The play featured singing and dancing about a carrier pigeon named Margaret, and lyrics about “sea-soaked teddy bears” and the redistribution of wealth. One line said people are “stupid” for not changing their life for global warming. (Enjoy the music here).
Reviews were not good. The NSF would not say whether the agency considers the nearly $700,000 given to the Brooklyn theater company “The Civilians,” who produced the play, a waste of money.
http://freebeacon.us4.list-manage.c...1bb9bfafcbd472bee2&id=e11f2ec13c&e=1b60289474
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Yet another reason that "art" should not be funded by tax payer dollars.
Septin fur them cowboy poets, they are the sole reason some people exist. They don't git funded, tens of thousands of people disappear.
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only if they're white.