Local phenomena prove nothing

Wed., Jan. 14, 2009

The Spokesman-Review

Global warming is a myth, because it’s snowing in Spokane.

This makes about as much sense as me saying “every white man in America is bald, has a beer belly, wears a ball cap, drives like an idiot, stops for hookers at lunch on Sprague and has an eighth-grade education.”

It’s true in Spokane, must be true everywhere, eh?

Leslie Weer

Spokane

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