Saturday, April 26, 2008

Rain ruins corn crops

Are the media bullshit artists still going to insist climate change is a hoax?

In Kentucky, the flooding rains - which the media has generally ignored - has put corn planting way behind schedule. Throughout the state, less than one-fourth as much corn has been able to be planted as the usual amount.

The couldn't-give-a-shit media can stop claiming the floods are a hoax now. Oh, and that's why I included a photo of a massive puddle sighted on an important state highway recently. Of course they're gonna say that's fake too, I bet.

(Source: http://www.kypost.com/content/news/commonwealth/story.aspx?content_id=0a918b1c-9744-4d6c-b9e8-cc39f69b0696)

6 comments:

  1. Have they found a way to blame the earthquake on global warming?

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  2. Maybe the ground saw your face and shook in horror.

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  3. Don't think it was that. It was still dark out and the epicenter was hundreds of miles away.

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  4. Then it must have been the smell.

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  5. Corn planting is behind schedule here in IA too. I was just talking to my dad (farmer) about it today. He is waiting for the fields to dry up enough that they can get out there and plant.

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  6. Don't worry, in a couple months you'll read here on the Pail about how global warming is causing droughts.

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