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Add CommentThe only one I really have a problem with is the mug. Seriously, I may be convinced that global warming is a real phenomenon, but that doesn't mean we have to go out there sensationalizing it in a bogus fashion. That's just going to convince more people that it's all a joke.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisHey, until MILLIONS of people are affected or start dying it IS a joke to just about everyone.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisSome people still do not believe this, but they also think the world is flat.
There is a strong consensus that we may already be past a point of inevitability, where we cannot react quickly enough to prevent massive changes.
So, ultimately, the joke is on all of us.
I was given one of these mugs for Christmas and within three weeks nearly all of the heat sensitive image had fallen off (due to mistreatment I reckon).
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisAt the moment the mug is only showing a small part of Australia to be above sea level, so I'm moving there as soon as I can, just to be safe.
Check out www.myfiddlehead.com. We use them at my school and they really save electricity. You replace fewer PC's also.
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