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Old 12-October-2007, 10:04 PM
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Sorry, your response just seemed a bit sharp for the question asked, and what with this being the second Gore thread in two days . . .
My man, no need to apologize. I made that remark in the hopes that it would have the opposite effect. You're right though, the thread is basically an Al Gore thread so it is a borderline BAUT subject to begin with.
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To me the Nobel prize has been tarnished by Gore's award. Who's next? Hoagland? As far as I am concerned, some of Hoagy's "facts" are just as "factual" as some of the concerns that were WAY overblown in "An Inconvenient Truth".

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My man, no need to apologize. I made that remark in the hopes that it would have the opposite effect. You're right though, the thread is basically an Al Gore thread so it is a borderline BAUT subject to begin with.
Thanks, but I think I overreacted a bit. I agree that Gore tends to be a touchy and borderline subject for BAUT. Speaking of which, I'm bowing out of this one now . . . .
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To me the Nobel prize has been tarnished by Gore's award. Who's next? Hoagland? As far as I am concerned, some of Hoagy's "facts" are just as "factual" as some of the concerns that were WAY overblown in "An Inconvenient Truth".

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Thanks, but I think I overreacted a bit. I agree that Gore tends to be a touchy, and borderline subject for BAUT. Speaking of which, I'm bowing out of this one now . . . .
You're right about Gore - and I'm outa here too . . . .
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To me the Nobel prize has been tarnished by Gore's award. Who's next? Hoagland?
tbm, this is a warning for violation of the 'no politics' rule.
Also, I have closed this thread (which had mostly been OK, till now) because of your post.
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