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2006:
Al Gore Does Sundance … Promoting Film, He Calls Global Warming A ‘Planetary Emergency’
2008:
For most of the Sundance Film Festival’s first day all anyone was talking about was the weather. By common consensus this is the coldest Sundance has ever been.
So what if it’s a little colder? Do you see any polar bears there? Case closed.
Posted by Mystery Meat on 2008 01 19 at 12:52 PM • permalink
- #8
You sure it’s not to, like, feed the bears.Tourists?After what I heard David Attenborough say on Parky last night they’ll be starving soon because they won’t be able to catch seals on ice, they can’t catch them in the water the seals swim too fast.
I think they found Tara Brown quite delicious-looking. 60 Minutes story transcript.
Tim’s take.
Bolt’s bite.
Do you see any polar bears there?
In spite of the fact that Wyoming is a place where the latte sipping, Mother Gaia™ hugging, narrow-minded, self-centered, well moneyed leftards simply luuurrrvveeee to live and play (but not work), that state is as non-leftoid as one could hope for in this day of kumbaya singing liberal idiots.
This includes reasonable hunting laws. So I expect that any polar bears that far south were picked off by residents who marveled at the size of the “white coyotes”…..if the friendly residents of Montana missed them, that is.
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2008 01 19 at 09:06 PM • permalink
OTOH, polar bears in Wyoming would be a great idea…..if they could be trained to hunt lefties.
Any ideas, folks?
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2008 01 19 at 09:07 PM • permalink
- Mehaul
7-Day Essential Polar Bears?CheersPosted by J.M. Heinrichs on 2008 01 19 at 09:43 PM • permalink
#4; Paco, you rabid genius, another favourite movie I can no longer watch. With all the hollywood ‘stars’ demonstrating their mental vapidity what movies are there left that you can watch without thinking about the vomitous opinions of the star? John Wayne, Peckinpah, Schwarzenegger is out except for the movies with Ventura in them; Willis has some interesting politics but seagal is confusing, while norris was once good but has now gone god-batty; that leaves MIckey Rourke.
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#13 Seagal is as mad as a march hare. As a cut snake, queer as a three cent piece.
Just watch that idiot movie of his, “The Patriot”, I think, released around the same time as Mel’s of the same name.
It is a total dog of lefty crapola. The ending has to be seen to be believed.
Herbal Teas Cure All!
(Exit Wounds was a good shootem up, though).
Posted by Nilknarf Arbed on 2008 01 20 at 01:14 AM • permalink
And on Friday in Toronto David Suzuki gave a
global warmingclimate change speech to thepervertedconverted at the U of T; and on Saturday the city issued a cold weather alert (the city getting the homeless off the streets etc.).Posted by andycanuck on 2008 01 20 at 01:28 AM • permalink
#18 “The Patriot” was made about the same time seagal was busted for illegally importing the dried penises of endangered animals. He really lost the plot; in his most recent ‘movies’, which seem to be made with European mafia money, he is so out of condition they have to cut between his lines so he can regain his breath. Still, “Above The Law” showed promise and “Under Seige” was a cracker.
I liked Under Siege, it was fun and completely non intellectual. Didn’t need to think at all to enjoy it (in fact, thinking would ruin it).
So I had hopes for the one set in Alaska… Michael Caine chewing the carpet, R. Lee Ermey shitting railroad spikes, product placement for the newest and shiniest Maganvox satellite phone. And Segal’s little red caboose chugging round the bend, what with the energy companies suppressing the 200 mpg carburetors and the perpetual motion machines. After that film I knew he’d gone completely Loony Tunes on us.
Posted by Steve Skubinna on 2008 01 20 at 09:33 PM • permalink
- Mehaul
1. I read about the beasties in my younger days and resolved to be content with reading about them.
2. Churchill Manitoba is one of those places where the mid-day high temperature is often -35C, or -31F. I’ve done that and feel no urgent need to repeat the experience.
3. As I said, read about it.CheersPosted by J.M. Heinrichs on 2008 01 21 at 04:01 PM • permalink
The Real JeffS—The polar bears tried to crowd Wyoming turf, but the grizzlies basically said, “Come here, pencil-neck!” and after that it got ugly…
Posted by richard mcenroe on 2008 01 21 at 11:02 PM • permalink
Michael K on the influx of Parasite and her fellow parasites to Sundance:
“If you didn’t tell me this was the Sundance Film Festival, I would’ve figured it was the AVN Awards with all the skanks, whores, sluts and prostitutes running around. I mean, what the hell is Kim Kardashian doing there?”
http://dlisted.com/node/22031
Oh, can’t the Gore save us from this? More “theoreticians” using “science” and something called “physics” to attack manmade global warming and the Greenhouse Effect. Obviously in the pay of Big Oil.
Posted by andycanuck on 2008 01 24 at 01:42 AM • permalink
I love how God keeps playing with Gore’s mind by doing this to his global warming theory!