Ties to the notion of bastardy, is my guess.

Not that anyone actually gives a rodent’s patootie about such things any more.

I specifically recall that, where I am (not New England) the weather had substantial cold snaps all the way into May. Does that indicate Global Cooling?

Of course not. As you note, it’s just variable weather. One year is warm, the next is cool. A few years — in a row, even –much less a single year, does not a pattern make.

“Massholes?” because of their driving habits.

Well, nothing beats a “goddamnjerseydriver$%?!”

I dunno, lo, these many years gone past, I was driving in both places during a trip. I don’t recall anything particularly obnoxious about Jersey drivers, but I do recall being in the downtownish area of Boston, and noting how
a) there were no lanes marked on a five-lane wide road
b) how two solitary drivers were managing to weave around on that five-lane-wide roadway so as to stop anyone from being able to readily get around them.

So, while my own experience is nowhere near a statistical universe, that was some serious jerkwad driving going on there in Boston.

😉

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bKwRW0l-Qk&feature=related

What’s amiss in this is how global warmist purposely confuse the definitions of normal and average weather. Normal has always consisted of wild swings in weather that gives us an average we may only on rare occassions actually experience.

They want you to think that normal and average weather meant exactly the same thing before people came along.

Puppies. And Lost in Love. God. Was I thinking aloud?

No.

I must fight now.