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To: Eric who wrote (27938)	9/7/2011 1:39:33 PM
From: miraje	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 86356

Texas? Don't you watch the news? For months it has been baking away. Only to get far worse in the future. LOL! Maybe until the next El Niño, when they'll get above average precip. Really, Eric, I don't know why you insist on calling any instance of above normal temps the result of "global warming" or the now PC version, "climate change". It's just weather, and the climate has always and will always "change". That's life on Earth. Anyway, I didn't hear you blaming "global warming" a couple of months ago when temperate, sub tropical Auckland, New Zealand had its first measurable snowfall in almost 100 years. And if you did bother to watch a bit of Fox News, you might get a more balanced and nuanced perspective on a number of issues..

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