Ok, but the mammoths were doing the farting!

Try living in a rural area.  It is very difficult where I live to find reasonable housing near my job, and even so I work at a job where most public transportation isn't allowed on site due to security reasons.  Sure I could get a different job, but jobs in my field are few and far between around here.  Yes some of these were definitely my choices but why should I be forced to live in an urban environment just to satisfy the global warming alarmists?

It will not be should - it will be mandatory.  Camp houses will be back, and it will not be only because of the great leap forward from Chairman Obama.

ahhh there people just dont understand .... they think people like me and you can just pack up and plan for 30 years down the road.

Did I plan on having disabled kids? I guess to people like this I should have seen it coming and preped for it.

I buy cars that I  can afford. When were the green cars introduced? I bought a used car last year because I could not afford a new car ( that and im working on my credit... ) but o wait I should have gotten the 40000 dollar car because well its the right thing to do

Bottom line is... unless its affordable these tree huggers need to sthu... Unless they are going to make up the cost of living in a bigger city for rent and such they need to shut up too.

This taken from Fox: LINK

The expanding sun: If all else fails, the Earth will almost certainly come to an end in about 5 billion years when it falls into the expanding sun.

It's perfectly natural — stars like ours simply turn into red giants near the end of their lifespans, and their inner planets become toast.

Terrestrial inhabitants need not worry, since they'll be boiled off much earlier by the sheer heat of the growing star.

Some scenarios say we've got only a billion good years left on this planet — rather gloomy, since life in some form has been around for about 3.7 billion years and this means we're already close to the end.