nenslo wrote:
> In article <1153426743.630647.43390@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> "occupant" <djoccupant@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> > Maybe he is part eskimo/inuit. They are loving the newfound warmth,
> > they don't have to work as hard since the ice doesn't come like it
used
> > to.
>
> On the contrary, you pathetic ignoramus, since their livelihood depends
> on the stability of their environment, they face STARVATION at worst,
> mere impoverishment at best. Which I suppose is just another LAME JOKE
> to you. Ha ha, more human misery and suffering, says "occupant," what
> a riot. You are a despicable cretin.
I beg to differ. On a program on PBS the other evening, they were
interviewing an Inuit elder and he loved the newfound warmth. It
provided them with easier access to the ocean, a longer hunting season
and so forth. The only downside was the polar bears couldn't migrate as
usual because the ice had retreated much earlier than usual. And the
main food supply for whales in that area had decreased dramatically.
Introducing "nenslo", a troll on the payroll.
"...curioser and curioser..."
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