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August 13th, 2013
04:49 AM ET
Northeast Asia suffers severe heat wave
For countries in Northeast Asia, this summer is becoming too hot to bear.
A Japanese city has experienced the highest temperature ever recorded in the country. The South Korean government is clamping down on the use of air-conditioning in an attempt to stave off power shortages.
And Shanghai has been sweltering under a record-setting run of baking hot days.
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So, does this mean–Gore for President?
A hot day in summer? Clearly man-made global warming attributable to carbon output. Gore wouldn't make a good president since that requires (ideally) leadership and consensus building in the context of a democracy. But he'd make a great totalitarian dictator akin to Kim Jong Un. They sort of look the same, except Gore is ... heavier.
My advice? Don't leave children and or pets in the car with the windows rolled up. When cooking shrimp on a manhole cover, make sure to use a clean pan and the shrimp are well cooked.
Global warming is real! Get over it we are in trouble!
Oh nooo! It's the end of days! Yea right
Weather is real. Man caused global warming is a figment of the lib imagination, a subbranch of enviro lunacy. Controlling do-gooders who know what's best for the masses, or so they delude themselves. Tell you what: If you believe it, please go lecture the Chinese about their forced industrialization practices. And I'll give you a dollar if you tell an unemployed West Virginia coal miner your Al Gore talking points.
Yep. True