Boo hoo hoo

[adamforest]

I finally watched that "An Inconvenient Truth" movie. I could say a whole slew of things. But I'll just say this.

They should have titled it, "Riding in Cars with Al Gore."

Comments

[purgatorius]

For me its alternate title was less brief:
"Try Your Damndest to Stay Awake While Hundreds of Things You Already Know Are Presented as Shocking"

[quadhome]

Oh my God, we're all going to die!

[foilman]

dude it could have easily been called al gore is the most boring man alive

[tabert]

I dunno, I found listening to him for 2 hours much easier than listening to 30 seconds of Bush.

[adamforest]

Yeah, because we should judge people (even elect them!) based on how easy it is to listen to them talk.

[spankie69]

fix your fucking myspace account!
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=6221&blogID=181781859&Mytoken=06319824-41B8-4890-AA9898BCDC2122B592182945

[silvrayn]

The truth of that movie is definitely lost in the "Yay Al Gore-ness."

[adamforest]

Especially when he's talking about spans of hundreds or even hundreds of thousands of years, but then every few minutes takes a potshot at the Bush Administration, which has only been in power for 7 years.

[tabert]

In all fairness, partisan issues with the movie set aside, do you agree with *anything* he says? Can you look past the politics for a minute? Or do you really believe it's not an issue?

[adamforest]

Ofcourse I believe what he says. I have ever since Earth Science class in 9th grade. But it doesn't take a genius, or anyone with an objective mind for that matter, to take raw data and make it say what you want. Just ask George Bush