2 May 2004
Antarctica is likely to be the world’s only habitable continent by the end of this century if global warming remains unchecked, the Government’s chief scientist, Professor Sir David King, said last week.
Temperatures are currently -26C on this fine summer day at the South Pole, and the golfing is excellent.
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Is that the new Super Walmart? Sweet!
I wonder when the UK government, the IPCC, etc., plan on relocating to Antarctica.
Nice! Phoning in my tee time now. Thanks for the heads up!
I bought 400 acres … really good price too. I hear summers are quite balmy there and penguins are good eatin’.
Jamie Oliver can cook up a fantastic king penguin and baby seal casserole in 15 min. It’s awesome!!
And with 24/7 sunlight, we’ll be able to grow everything we need. Boats are packed and leaving Australia for our bit of Antarctica as we speak!
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/immigration/foreign-minister-bob-carr-warns-of-180000-boatpeople/story-fn9hm1gu-1226463502573
The best part is they don’t fly away when you try to catch them.
Too bad the author of that prediction will never ever be called on the carpet in the press because it doesn’t matter if what you say is completely false as long as it supports the agenda.
Actually, it doesn’t matter what you say because the press has the memory and attention span of a fruit fly.
Wish those guys would stop riding through, and rake the bunkers ! Getting out of those track marks is a PITA.
Aye!
I’d be worried about the next generation.
Those “high” temperatures aren’t good for sperm counts.
Maybe we can send Professor Sir David King, the British Govt, and the IPCC to Antarctica in their bermuda shorts.