Posted on 05/05/2014 5:06:17 PM PDT by rktman
I was torn between posting this animal-themed instant classic from WaPo and the news today about scientists reverse-engineering aging in mice by using young blood. But then I remembered an ironclad rule of blogging: When in doubt, go with the news story that involves farting. Besides, we cover stuff about elderly vampirism of the young all the time. Given the “creative” uses to which infant tissue is already put, it’s too depressing to spitball where a “young blood” industry might lead.
So let’s stick with cow farts. I’m not even going to quote from WaPo’s story. Just eyeball this graph they made to grasp how high the stakes are environmentally in killing off a few thousand jobs to protect the tar sands.
(Excerpt) Read more at hotair.com ...
if you are going to go with the new story involving farting, where’s the latest White House press release?
Those damned cows. Who brought em here? Where did they come from? How many farts are there? Why didn’t the problem with these farts poop up before now? And who is this Diasy person anyway?
Moooooooooooooooooooo...
Talk about your unnatural gas...
That’s living proof that we should be driving around in cars rather than riding cows.
I believe that uncle jay expelled some noxious pollution already today. Something about ignoring Trey Gowdy and some phony scandal commission or something.
catalytic converters for cows NOW!
This article is from................hotair!
How about the vegans and vegitarians? Don’t they also produce methane at abnormal levels?
Actually Ronald Reagan brought that up and he was ridiculed by all.
No kidding. I remember him bring up some trees related to CO2 emissions or some such. I didn’t remember him bringing up cows.
Mooooooooooooooooooo...
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