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A Loch Ness monster hunter quits in defeat:

Legendary Nessie hunter Robert Rines is giving up his search for the monster after 37 years ...

Despite having hundreds of sonar contacts over the years, the trail has since gone cold and Rines believes that Nessie may be dead, a victim of global warming.

With impressive speed, “Loch Ness monster dead” has already been added to the list. Asks Mark Steyn: “Now will you denialists get with the program?”

(Via Murph and S.E.B)

Posted by Tim B. on 02/14/2008 at 12:44 PM
  1. Well, if it’s dead, it ought to be easier to find now, no?

    Posted by PW on 2008 02 14 at 12:48 PM • permalink

  2. All right, the coast is clear.  MarkL, tell your friend he can come out now.

    Posted by wronwright on 2008 02 14 at 12:51 PM • permalink

  3. Come to think of it, I haven’t seen bigfoot or Elvis for awhile.  Global warming must’ve got ‘em.

    Posted by Bill Ramey on 2008 02 14 at 12:55 PM • permalink

  4. You better add the abominable snowman to that list........

    Posted by Old Tanker on 2008 02 14 at 12:58 PM • permalink

  5. Damn, you better include Bumbles too!!!!

    Posted by Old Tanker on 2008 02 14 at 01:00 PM • permalink

  6. I suspect the bunyips have gone the same way as the Loch Ness monster.

    And has there been any drop bear attacks lately?

    Or hoop snakes?

    I fear for the native Australian animals!

    Posted by Ash_ on 2008 02 14 at 01:04 PM • permalink

  7. Won’t anyone think of the jackelope?!

    Posted by Rob Crawford on 2008 02 14 at 01:22 PM • permalink

  8. I think of the jackalope constantly!

    Posted by Retread on 2008 02 14 at 01:42 PM • permalink

  9. What about the snipe?  The warming hasn’t harmed the snipe has it?

    Posted by ruskinrip on 2008 02 14 at 02:15 PM • permalink

  10. Well, at least global warming will drive the chupacabras back south of the border where they belong.

    Posted by RebeccaH on 2008 02 14 at 02:46 PM • permalink

  11. Oh come on, give it another 37 years and if you haven’t found anything by then, go ahead and quit.

    Posted by Merlin on 2008 02 14 at 02:50 PM • permalink

  12. In hindsight, maybe we shouldn’t have served the last denizen of Loch Ness as the main dish at the VRWC Gala of 1985.  At the very least we should have told the poor man back then that he could stop looking.

    Oh well.  I guess I’ll have to take blame for that.

    Posted by wronwright on 2008 02 14 at 03:08 PM • permalink

  13. They’re still around, Ruskinrip. You just have to hunt for them.

    Posted by ErnieG on 2008 02 14 at 03:09 PM • permalink

  14. #4 Old Tanker

    The Abominable Slushman? I think that may have been the fate of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster Snow Goons.

    You see? There ARE benefits to Globular Warmening.

    Posted by Spiny Norman on 2008 02 14 at 03:27 PM • permalink

  15. #12 Wronwright

    At the very least we should have told the poor man back then that he could stop looking.

    An unfortunate oversight, I’m sure.

    Posted by Spiny Norman on 2008 02 14 at 03:30 PM • permalink

  16. Anyone seen the Cookie Monster lately?

    Posted by Harry Bergeron on 2008 02 14 at 03:40 PM • permalink

  17. Hey, can we blame glorbal warmening for dead terrorists?

    Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2008 02 14 at 03:41 PM • permalink

  18. #14 Spiny

    I’ll have to show that to my oldest son, he LOVES Calvin and Hobbs..

    Posted by Old Tanker on 2008 02 14 at 03:54 PM • permalink

  19. #13 I’ve only been snipe hunting once.  It was back in college.  Don’t remember too much about it except it involved beer bongs, a cemetary and well, I don’t recall the third thing.  Don’t even remember if I caught one.  Had a good time though.

    Posted by ruskinrip on 2008 02 14 at 03:57 PM • permalink

  20. Harry:
    Yes.

    Posted by bgates on 2008 02 14 at 04:01 PM • permalink

  21. Vampires and werewolves will be the next to go.

    Posted by mr creosote on 2008 02 14 at 04:01 PM • permalink

  22. And sasquatches, mr. creosote.  Don’t forget the sasquatches.

    Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2008 02 14 at 04:21 PM • permalink

  23. Er, I think vampires are room temp so they ought to last longer than most. OTOH, that means we either get it because of global warming or because the vamps bit us all to death. Either way We’re All Gonna Die! so the glow-ball warmenists ought to be happy.

    Posted by Retread on 2008 02 14 at 04:32 PM • permalink

  24. On the upside, Scotland will soon have a summer beach resort.  It only needs sand and hotels.

    Posted by Barrie on 2008 02 14 at 04:36 PM • permalink

  25. If global warming gets these damned drop bears out of the tree outside my house, then I’m all for it. Like, every day I go to work they attack me. It’s getting so that a guy can’t even stop outside his door without an automatic for protection. Sheesh!

    Posted by TimT on 2008 02 14 at 04:42 PM • permalink

  26. At the very least we should have told the poor man back then that he could stop looking.

    Wronwright, if you were a true right-winger you would have sold the poor man into slavery. That would have solved all problems.

    Posted by TimT on 2008 02 14 at 04:45 PM • permalink

  27. You can probably add Thumbelina to the list as well.

    Posted by yojimbo on 2008 02 14 at 05:09 PM • permalink

  28. ...Scotland will soon have a summer beach resort...

    Yeah, and that means Scotsmen in speedos and Scotswomen in Brazilian bikinis.  Something to really, really look forward to, eh?

    Posted by David Crawford on 2008 02 14 at 05:12 PM • permalink

  29. Not only is there a boogeyman under your bed but he caught and ATE the tooth fairy the other night.  Now go to sleep!

    Posted by Tai Chi Wawa on 2008 02 14 at 05:14 PM • permalink

  30. And the chupabaras, too.  Although the last alleged “sighting” involved wronwright, the Tardis, and a LOT of Sumerian Mead. 

    Elizabeth
    Imperial Keeper

    Posted by Elizabeth Imperial Keeper on 2008 02 14 at 05:17 PM • permalink

  31. Rines is at least consistent - he believes in the Loch Ness Monster and the global warming monster.

    Posted by Contrail on 2008 02 14 at 05:17 PM • permalink

  32. #29

    Maybe the tooth fairy was Jewish, in which case I would probably blame Assud the bunny.

    Posted by yojimbo on 2008 02 14 at 05:20 PM • permalink

  33. Actually, Chuck Norris killed the Loch Ness Monster, with a roundhouse kick, while walking across the Loch.  But he promised his old Scottish grandmother he’d never let on.

    Posted by cuckoo on 2008 02 14 at 05:48 PM • permalink

  34. Spiny & Tanker
    I love Calvin and Hobbs, too.

    You know, that’s the best explanation I’ve heard for Elvis and the abominable snow man et. al. disappearing. We all know that Elvis and many others staged their disappearances. Now we must truly consider that they are really, really gone.

    Global Warming. When will it all end?

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 05:58 PM • permalink

  35. OT

    Our own Bryla has been Binned !

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 05:59 PM • permalink

  36. #23
    Retread, the Vampires will go extinct because of the extra sunlight, of course.

    Who do you think is stopping daylight saving in Qld?

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 06:00 PM • permalink

  37. #24 Barrie

    On the upside, Scotland will soon have a summer beach resort.  It only needs sand and hotels.

    Don’t you have to have summer to have a summer beach resort?

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 06:01 PM • permalink

  38. Pickles, there’ll be some lefty oxygen thief lawyer trying to get them out.

    More’s the pity.

    I guess Bryla won’t be commenting here for a little while.

    (At his age he, and the rest of them, should know better.)

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 06:04 PM • permalink

  39. #35 Pickles,

    Bryla’s reaction when the judge handed down his sentence.

    Posted by Pogria on 2008 02 14 at 06:06 PM • permalink

  40. When was the last time any of our American friends saw a croker sack filled with plump, tasty crokers?

    Posted by lotocoti on 2008 02 14 at 06:06 PM • permalink

  41. Welease Bwian !!!

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 06:09 PM • permalink

  42. Would I be right in assuming that Bwian is the first Blairite to be binned ?

    Except for Ivan Milat of course..

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 06:11 PM • permalink

  43. #35 I do hope Bryla’s not the only girl at the dance to not get a date Pickles.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2008 02 14 at 06:18 PM • permalink

  44. A few months on the Darwin prison menu and we won’t recognise the Bryla upon release.

    Maybe Blair bloggers in Darwin could visit him and give us updates on his condition. Weight loss, rectal prolapse etc.

    Posted by mehaul on 2008 02 14 at 06:20 PM • permalink

  45. This news was not meant to precipitate an avalance of “date” jokes.

    But so be it..

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 06:24 PM • permalink

  46. #45 Only because it’s Bryla

    Posted by mehaul on 2008 02 14 at 06:25 PM • permalink

  47. Pickles, wouldn’t that be better said as

    precipitate a shower of “date” jokes

    ?

    Just sayin’

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 06:28 PM • permalink

  48. Squeal like a pig boy!

    Posted by thefrollickingmole on 2008 02 14 at 06:36 PM • permalink

  49. Late last night I was performing the nightly ritual, blokes will know of it, standing in the backyard, having a last durrie and a piss, tearing one orf to spare the missus from the Dutch oven and I heard a terrible howl, much akin to a dingo giving birth to a reaping hook.

    That noise chilled me to the bone. I now know that it was just Bryla making friends at Berrima

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 06:38 PM • permalink

  50. #49
    Hey, Pickles, it sounds a bit like the morning ritual.
    ‘Cept in the morning it’s called a dingo’s breakfast.

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 06:41 PM • permalink

  51. #40

    When was the last time any of our American friends saw a croker sack filled with plump, tasty crokers?

    I can answer that.....?????????????????

    Posted by Old Tanker on 2008 02 14 at 06:45 PM • permalink

  52. #48 So Joey, have you ever been in a turkish prisin before?

    Posted by anonymous guest on 2008 02 14 at 06:48 PM • permalink

  53. #49 Fuck I heard that too. But I was deep in the bowels of a three storey house. (excuse the pun)

    Posted by mehaul on 2008 02 14 at 06:50 PM • permalink

  54. Oh crap. Now we’re going to get ‘Bryla the Martyre’. Or, when he has done time, will it be ‘Bryla - some-body’s Bitch’?
    Could not the ‘Sea Shepherd’ have assisted Mr Robert Rines, in his quest? Still, he must be a fast thinker, if it has taken 37 years to find out the bloody obvious. What next; ‘The effects of Globula Warming on the tooth fairy’?

    Posted by BJM on 2008 02 14 at 06:53 PM • permalink

  55. Prisoners in Berrima jail are segregated alphabetically, according to first names, so the inmates can get to know each other better.

    Bryla, meet Brad

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 06:59 PM • permalink

  56. Mr H Beeb

    It is as you have foretold...

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 07:23 PM • permalink

  57. From yesterday’s HK Standard:

    Global warming blamed for unusual cold spell

    As Hong Kong shivers through its second-longest cold spell since 1885, scientists point to global warming to explain the abnormal cold weather phenomenon worldwide.

    That’s the coldest since 1967 that is. What was the excuse then?

    Posted by Nic on 2008 02 14 at 07:25 PM • permalink

  58. From Pickle’s linky......

    FOUR protesters were jailed in Darwin yesterday, eight months after they were convicted of breaking into the Pine Gap spy base near Alice Springs in the Northern Territory outback.

    Donna Mulhearn, 37, Jim Dowling, 50, Adele Goldie, 29, and Bryan Law, 52, were convicted last June and fined more than $3000. The four have refused to pay, claiming they would rather spend time behind bars than fund a government that supports war.

    More likely, Bryla’s wife spouse significant other refused to pony up the extra cash after Bryla spent it all on his “religious adviser”.

    Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2008 02 14 at 07:29 PM • permalink

  59. Back on topic, I’m surprised the list doesn’t include Santa Claus. He would have to be in as much danger of extinction as other Arctic creatures, such polar bears and Sixty Minutes reporters. And the Easter Bunny? What hope chocolate maintaining its natural egg shape when it’s 105F on Easter morning?

    Posted by Contrail on 2008 02 14 at 07:29 PM • permalink

  60. Hmmmmmmm.....since Bryla is all about self-delusion (another form of myths), there ought to be someway of getting glorball warmening to take care of him. 

    Any thoughts, people?

    Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2008 02 14 at 07:32 PM • permalink

  61. Why have all the Nessies gone?
    Global Warming
    Why have all the Nessies gone?
    Och Aye the noo
    Why have all the Nessies gone?
    Warming broiled them every one
    When will we ever learn?
    When will we ever learn?

    Why have all the Yetis gone?
    Global Warming
    Why have all the Yetis gone,
    Along with the snow?
    Why have all the Yetis gone?
    The melting drowned them every one
    When will we ever learn?
    When will we ever learn?

    Why have all the bunyips gone?
    Global Warming
    Why have all the bunyips gone?
    From billabongs
    Why have all the bunyips gone?
    Waterholes dried up every one
    When will we ever learn?
    When will we ever learn?

    Why have all the yowies gone?
    Global Warming
    Why have all the yowies gone,
    From bush and scrub?
    Why have all the yowies gone?
    Gone to graveyards every one
    When will we ever learn?
    When will we ever learn?

    Why have all the bigfoots gone?
    Global Warming
    Why have all the bigfoots gone?
    Just ask Al Gore
    Why have all the bigfoots gone?
    Big Al cries for every one
    When will we ever learn?
    When will we ever learn?

    Posted by een on 2008 02 14 at 07:41 PM • permalink

  62. -eeniemeenie (me)

    Posted by een on 2008 02 14 at 07:44 PM • permalink

  63. Did Global Warming kill Kenny as well?

    Posted by watty on 2008 02 14 at 07:45 PM • permalink

  64. Did I say global warmening would drive the chupacabras south?  I was cobfused by all this warmening and coldening mixed up together.  Global warmening will drive the chupacabras north, of course, where they will engage in genocidal warfare with the polar bears.  George Bush should be ashamed of himself.

    Posted by RebeccaH on 2008 02 14 at 07:59 PM • permalink

  65. "Confused” too.

    Posted by RebeccaH on 2008 02 14 at 08:00 PM • permalink

  66. RebeccaH
    I think I liked it spelt the first way.

    Have you got a head cold?

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 08:06 PM • permalink

  67. Why have all the bunyips gone?

    LMAO!

    Now if only the Globular Warmening would do something about this damn rhinovirus…

    Posted by Spiny Norman on 2008 02 14 at 08:11 PM • permalink

  68. OT

    Hold on super sceptics! It was not so long ago that people at this site were pillorying life expert, Bob Ellis because of his well backed up concerns about New York ending peoples lives prematurely.

    Yet another talented young Australian who has visited New York has had an untimely passing!

    Try and explain this one away, explain-bots!

    Posted by Margos Maid on 2008 02 14 at 08:13 PM • permalink

  69. Gerbil warming made the Thylacine, Giant Moa and Dodo extinct too.

    Posted by Ubique on 2008 02 14 at 08:25 PM • permalink

  70. When authorities acted on the abuse, Smoky was put in St Vincent’s orphanage in South Melbourne.

    Stolen Smoky

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 08:30 PM • permalink

  71. ok, i know i am a bit late, but back to the main topic…
    having been in inverness i would say the loch ness monster is alive and well and hanging out at johnny fox’s.. in fact there are quite a few of them…

    Posted by missred on 2008 02 14 at 08:34 PM • permalink

  72. UNICORNS FINALLY EXTINCT

    Scientists at the Faculty Of Utopian Studies at Sydney University have announced the demise of the much loved Unicorn. “At some unknown date during the month of February this year, the last ‘Monotuskis Equinsis’ went carbon neutral. Obviously this is an enormous tragedy for all humanity, but particularly for children and feeble minded adults” a tearful Professor Moonbeam Love-Apple said.

    Professor Love-Apple heads up the university’s highly regarded “Endangered Idealisms” department that deals with studies of any threats to the Faculty’s social justice programmes which have made such great progress towards making the whole world feel nice at all times.

    “Obviously, the Unicorn has been in decline for some time. Its population peaked sometime during the late 1960’s and early 70’s during that deeply enlightened period.” She continued.

    “Despite the best efforts of we who know best, and our highly successful campaigns which convinced successive Labor governments to fund larger and more desperate measures to preserve this beautiful, peaceful and crucial animal, the intransigence of big business, coupled with scepticism from the federal opposition proved too powerful.” She added through choked back tears.

    When pressed for details she stated, “of course the main culprit has been the fact that capitalism has caused the temperature to rise by somewhere in the vicinity of one jillion degrees and this has melted all the pixie dust. What else could the Unicorns survive on?”

    The Federal Minister for Bags, Luggage and Portmanteaus Peter Garrett said: “This is the greatest tragedy since the outbreak of free market disease in Eastern Europe in the late 1980’s.  The government will shortly be calling a Royal Commission and be establishing a compensation fund for all those effected. A sorry statement will be read in Parliament in the near future.”

    Bravely wiping away the tears, a stoic Porfessor Love-Apple concluded, “our work goes on. We will pick ourselves up and carry on regardless. There is much to do. This must spur the government into establishing a crisis fund which we can access. If not, others such as the Fairy will surely follow.”

    Posted by Penguin on 2008 02 14 at 08:42 PM • permalink

  73. #72 wonderfully funny post

    The Federal Minister for Bags, Luggage and Portmanteaus Peter Garrett said: “This is the greatest tragedy since the outbreak of free market disease in Eastern Europe in the late 1980’sROFLMAO

    Posted by een on 2008 02 14 at 08:46 PM • permalink

  74. #72 pinguin

    Vale the Unicorn

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 08:54 PM • permalink

  75. #68
    So, is Kevvie going to apologise for his time in the orphanage?

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 09:04 PM • permalink

  76. #61
    clever dick een

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 09:05 PM • permalink

  77. Um
    Is een a “mini-me” of eeniemeenie?

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 09:07 PM • permalink

  78. Alas, the Unicorn probably contributed to its own demise. It’s a well known fact that Unicorns subsist on a diet of rose petals and four-leafed clovers, and this contributed to a particular carbon-intensive dung. In the words of a well-known perfessor of Unicorn studies, “It fricking stunk to high hell!” And this undoubtedly contributed to climate change.

    If only those milk-skinned maidens could have learnt to carry bags around with them to pick up unicorn dung, then this may never have happened. When will people learn to live in harmony with their natural environment? I weep for the unicorns and Loch Ness Monsters we have already lost.

    Posted by TimT on 2008 02 14 at 09:09 PM • permalink

  79. #68 Margo’s Maid. I have a friend who is suffering a heart condition and he was in the Big Apple three years ago. Do we need more proof?

    Posted by mehaul on 2008 02 14 at 09:17 PM • permalink

  80. OMG!
    I just realised, Mehaul, everyone.

    My Dad was in New York in 1981.... now he’s dead!

    It’s true!

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 09:21 PM • permalink

  81. #68 OMG, Maid. In the 1960s I used to visit NY about 10 times a year. Does this mean I’m doomed to die young?

    Posted by Skeeter on 2008 02 14 at 09:30 PM • permalink

  82. #80 Kaye

    Rubbish
    I was in NY in 1981 and I feel fi

    Posted by Pickles on 2008 02 14 at 09:33 PM • permalink

  83. #41 Pickles. Maybe our Bwyan wanks with the highest in Wome too.
    I do hope they are being given separate cells in Berrima. I can’t cope with the thought of that foursome enjoying themselves in the one room.

    Posted by Skeeter on 2008 02 14 at 09:36 PM • permalink

  84. #82
    Pickles! Pickles? PICKLES!?!?!

    Oh no.

    It’s really, troolly true!

    #83
    Eeeeeewwwww.

    But yeah, they can’t be in there enjoying themselves… tee hee

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 09:42 PM • permalink

  85. Where’s Al Gore when you need him?

    Posted by koko on 2008 02 14 at 10:01 PM • permalink

  86. Global warming is also blamed for inaccurate weather forecasts as well as snow.

    Meanwhile, I think Roger Clemens is involved somehow too:

    "The polar jet stream has been on steroids. We don’t understand this. It’s pushing our limits, and it’s humbling,” said Klaus Wolter, a meteorologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the University of Colorado at Boulder.
    Posted by Art Vandelay on 2008 02 14 at 10:06 PM • permalink

  87. Global warming killed the Yeti: Froze ‘em the fuck to death.

    Posted by Hucbald on 2008 02 14 at 10:14 PM • permalink

  88. #67

    Now if only the Globular Warmening would do something about this damn rhinovirus…

    Just be glad it’s not a hippopotamovirus.

    Posted by ErnieG on 2008 02 14 at 10:15 PM • permalink

  89. #88, 67

    I dunno, ErnieG. I wouldn’t mind catching the rhymovirus, like Lyle has.

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 14 at 10:18 PM • permalink

  90. Dead? Sure but didn’t existence more likely. Damn you Global warming making Nessie not exist.

    The irony is if Nessie was killed by global warming there would be a corpse.

    Posted by Old school on 2008 02 14 at 10:23 PM • permalink

  91. I am worried about unseasonable flooding in the UK drowning all the wombles.

    Posted by mr creosote on 2008 02 14 at 10:28 PM • permalink

  92. #1 - PW, that is a line I wish I’d said. I first read it this afternoon & it’s STILL funny at bedtime. Thank you!

    Posted by KC on 2008 02 14 at 10:40 PM • permalink

  93. Looks like Pliesiosaur is back on the menu, boys…

    Posted by mojo on 2008 02 14 at 11:14 PM • permalink

  94. #77 kae, een is me (eenimeenie) at my work computer bludgingdestressing

    Posted by een on 2008 02 14 at 11:23 PM • permalink

  95. The real shocking truth why the unicorn is no more...

    Posted by thefrollickingmole on 2008 02 15 at 12:05 AM • permalink

  96. #94

    You could always use nano-eenie..;)

    Posted by yojimbo on 2008 02 15 at 12:15 AM • permalink

  97. Er,nano-neenie.  Sorry

    Posted by yojimbo on 2008 02 15 at 12:17 AM • permalink

  98. Pickles,

    It’s Berrimah.

    Furthermore, and perhaps contra Paul Toohey (haven’t read his book so I don’t know what he says in it), there are at least a few people around these parts who don’t believe Brad did it.  Certainly there are signs on the road from Alice to Darwin saying something like “Murdoch is innocent”.

    Can someone tell me why cattle dogs are useless at sniffing out a quarry?

    Posted by Janice on 2008 02 15 at 05:37 AM • permalink

  99. Janice, I don’t believe he didn’t do it.

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 15 at 06:09 AM • permalink

  100. From the SMH:

    An appeal against their sentences was due to begin on Wednesday, but Law was arrested on Tuesday when the crown lost an application to have his arrest warrant suspended.

    Chief Justice Brian Martin said it was the first time he had seen a defendant argue to go to jail and the crown apply to keep him out.

    I’ve heard of being arse about, but Bryla takes things to remarkably stupid lengths.

    Posted by Nilknarf Arbed on 2008 02 15 at 07:25 AM • permalink

  101. #89 - I think Lyle has had a prose job. You know? ... rhymoplasty!

    Posted by blogstrop on 2008 02 15 at 07:32 AM • permalink

  102. #101
    good one, blog!

    signed for my new car today. got a really REALLY good deal.

    apparently my old car was in really good nick for a just over 9 year old with just under 300k on the clock (297980 or so).

    Woohoo. If you’re looking for a car, a Toymota, I know just the place for good deals…

    #100
    Nilk, the Bry in Bryla isn’t for “bright”, y’know?

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 15 at 07:36 AM • permalink

  103. #62 Well done een.  it brings a tear to the eye.  Even if that tear is quickly evaporated, or frozen depending on where you are,by global warming/climate change or whatever the marketers are calling it now.

    And what about the Oompah Loompahs?  They are being displaced by ferals who are protesting the logging of the Amazon Jungles.  Seen any Oompah Loompahs lately?

    Oompah Loompah digeridoo
    I’ve got another puzzle for you
    Oompah Loompah digeridee
    If you are wise you’ll listen to me

    What do you blame when you can’t find your Ness?
    Claim that it’s died due to the climate change mess.

    That’s what global warming does!

    Oompah Loompah Digerida
    If you see through this you will go far
    You will live in happiness too
    Like the Oompah Loompah Doompety Do

    Posted by Irobot on 2008 02 15 at 07:51 AM • permalink

  104. #99, kae,

    It’s too late in an awfully busy week for me to try and work out what all those negatives add up to.  Going to bed now.

    Posted by Janice on 2008 02 15 at 08:00 AM • permalink

  105. #99
    I believe he done it.

    Posted by kae on 2008 02 15 at 09:01 AM • permalink

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