Slublog on April 10, 2007 at 11:29 AM

No worries there. Inhofe is a Senator from my state and about as staunchly conservative as you can get.

So, if the Antarctica concert is on July 7th, does that mean the Gore effect makes certain that this temperature record will be broken?

The coldest temperature ever officially recorded on Earth was -129°F (- 89.2ºC), at Vostok, Antarctica, on July 21, 1983.
lorien1973 on April 10, 2007 at 11:41 AM

This is the funniest part, I can just see these pin heads planning this event…………. “Hey, let’s have a concert in the middle of Summer when it’s real hot, and we’ll even have a performance in Antarctica to show all the melting ice!” “Yeah, good idea!”, “Yeah, we’ll show them!” “Rock On”…………..

Uhhhhhhhh, people, when it is Summer in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s Winter in the South. I can’t wait to see how this is going to turn out………..

JaHerer22 on April 10, 2007 at 11:56 AM

Are you really that dumb? The Republicans did not take away your right to vote.

This sucks. The lineup for this show is sick and it would have been in my backyard…now if I want to see the Chili Peppers, and Dave Matthews, and Bon Jovi I’ll have to drive to Jersey. Boo that. Stupid Republicans won’t even give us DC residents the right to vote, now they’re taking away our concerts.

JaHerer22 on April 10, 2007 at 11:56 AM

Well, that pretty much explains EVERYTHING.

the Antarctica concert is most assuredly still on.

We’ve gotta educate those neo-con stuffed-tuxedo penguins that breathing and farting is ruining their habitat.

James Lileks posts photos of one the great moments of fifties swank, the original automobile compact disc player. It probably skipped and popped a whole lot more than the real CD players of today, but the original gets bonus points……

Imagine…

Earth’s got a fever got a man-made disease
Al Gore is here to prescribe a remedy
I got lots of money carbon credits are what I need
Gonna take more than a hybrid to save the earth and land and sea
I got all the symptoms count em 1,2,3

First the bears
They’re starving and floating away
No one cares
We’re fat and happy and like it that way
Say your prayers
Earth is warming and there’s nothing to say
And now we’re gonna die because you drove your SUV

Carbon fuels are like bad medicine
Carbon credits are what we need
Clean the earth, from this bad medicine
Al Gore is here, he’s gonna
Cure our disease

Bad, bad medicine
Bad, bad medicine

And JawohlMeinHerr will STFU about the ‘right to vote’ (which is an oxymoron).

Yeah, not what I’m paying my defense tax money for.

Reason for all the toll barriers? Cause it will reduce traffic congestion. Add AlGore and Bon Bon Jovi you have the Garden State Parkway Parking Lot.

How will John Corzine pay for all those carbon credits?

Talent lineup? If you call it talent, then you believe in Global Warming.

As a compromise, they can be held in Antarctica, too.

As for this concert at the Meadowlands, I’d like to see one of our few NJ R state representatives or senators introduce a bill stating that, in the spirit of cutting emissions and taking cars off the roads, all roads leading directly to on-site parking will be closed for inspection and repairs on the day of this event. To beat these freaks, we may have to beat them at their own game, and I suggest this endeavor to be a winning shot.

Stupid Republicans won’t even give us DC residents the right to vote, now they’re taking away our concerts.

But you can still attend concerts of performers that were registered prior to 1977.

I recall when the Goracle was running in 2000, he caused a massive traffic jam on the GSP and NJ Turnpike when the roadways were shut down during rush hour in the middle of July so he could go shake down some pinheads at the energy-consuming Jon Bongiovanni mansion.

Friends of the earth, my ass.

If it’s an outdoor concert I know of several performers who I’d like to nominate for this “honor”.

Is Streisand available? Freezing her to a singer-sicle seems like a good start…

Stupid Republicans won’t even give us DC residents the right to vote, now they’re taking away our concerts.

It’s those d*mn rethuglicans, once again quashing the vote.

Let’s see now: 80 thousand people are going to come to the show driving about 20,000 40,000 cars to a brightly lit stadium to hear amplified music and mansion-dwelling [Gulfstream flying] musicians tell them that they need to start walking to work.

And it’s all going to be carried on NBC – which, of course, is owned by General Electric. Is this all just a cruel attempt at humor?

spd rdr on April 10, 2007 at 11:40 AM

LMAO

Don’t you get it, ameripundit?

Meant amerpundit. Sorry, didn’t mean to intrude upon your rights.

amerpundit on April 10, 2007 at 12:20 PM

Don’t you get it, ameripundit? It’s not about any of that. It’s the fact that poor JaHerer’s rights have been taken away by those damn evil Republicans. JaHerer can’t even vote anymore, for crying out loud!! Where’s the justice??