thank you Mike i will eat it with my eyes until she disappear now it is on my next shopping list with your pizza and your rasberry pie you know i wanted to add after my last comment to you that the govrnment had change the measure we had with celcius and kilo ect to accomodate the news immigrand and refugys that where coming quite a lot and in just a few years it change the patern of this country it is just to say that goverment dont take interest in the country thoses who are here as much as the one that are arriving they are looking for more votes we must be on watch in our side of the planet i always thought that we have to care for our owns before the others forein countrys, bye

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@ilovebeeswarzone: Pecan Pie? Hmmm… love those too. I have a pecan grove in my neighborhood and gather many pounds of nuts every year. But getting someone to shell them is a pain and I hate doing it.

But here’s a slice of pie just for you:

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Mike i never like when the goverment put CELCIUSmeasures on us it is -20 Celcius and equivqlent of -o farheneit i am still trying to get a bit on your pizza from the laptop,South Carolina pecan pie?oh no i love thoses too bye

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@Old Trooper: Sorry. I guess that mouthwatering pie photo would invite unflattering comparisons with an MRE.

Here’s another “pie” to make your mouth water:

Just for the record, I haven’t had a good deep dish pizza like that in many years. South Carolina just isn’t known for pizza. Pecans yes, pizza no.

@ilovebeeswarzone: It’s -20 degrees where you are? Are you at the North Pole? It’s 46F here on Hilton Head Island this Wednesday morning.

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it is so easy to show that ym ym pie my favored any one eating their laptop would not taste it ,ew have minus 20 that is minus 0 far..the wheather man said it is normal for this time bye

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Mike’s America, You’re killing me!

Just after an MRE lunch and I have about 16 folks looking over my shoulder drooling over that pie!
14:56 hrs here in the land that God Forgot and You send virtual pie? With ice cream no less!

My God Man have You no decency?

cooter99, unless you are on your own hydro or nuke plant to send your drivel, you are just another
hypocritical clown. Electricity from your source of power is most likely coal fueled so pack it up Bud.

My laptop at the moment is running off a diesel fueled generator.

Pie, yeah I’d like a table for 78 and just that pie with ice cream and we are heavy tippers on a busy schedule so forget the menu. Just the pie please and have cooter99 bring the coffee but no pleasant chatter on global warming. It is 48F here and tell him to wear a jacket.

Al Gore can bus the tables and do the dishes.

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@cooter99: The air is cleaner today than it was 30 years ago.

Apparently, you won’t take the word of a former EPA employee, so here is the agencies web site:

http://www.epa.gov/Region2/air/

Again, I repeat that C02 is NOT a pollutant.

And I notice that you totally ignored the choices we have to make regarding whether to address a non existent problem or the very real problems of war, poverty, hunger, illiteracy and disease we see all around us.

You mention cherry picking above. It’s pretty clear to me you have picked enough to bake an entire pie!

Bon appetit!

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Hard Right: Maybe you could link to the actual articles addressing the topic instead of some conservative blogger’s cherry picking dissection of them. Would be more informative and honest. Be easier and quicker for me too.

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Hard Right: Ooohhh!!! A 10 on the Troll Meter! Golly! It’s what I’ve always dreamed of! Now that I know I’ll never get one I just don’t know what to do. I’m sooo sad. Boo hoo! Guess I’ll just crawl back in my Troll Hole and be quiet.

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Mike’s America: Without water life wouldn’t exist either. That doesn’t change the fact that if you drink too much of it you die. I’m obviously not saying that carbon dioxide itself is bad, I’m saying that too much of it is bad. To say that we’ve done a very good job of controlling air pollution is reaching a bit. Certainly steps have been taken, but much more can still be done. Of course we have to work on other problems as well. Many of the problems you mentioned would be ameliorated if we improved air quality. No matter what it costs, the problem isn’t going to fix itself. It’s going to get worse so we might as well start dealing with it now.

MataHarley: Didn’t mean to be insulting. Neither did I mention “cap/trade money schemes”. I wouldn’t assume anything about your air preferences either, without knowing more about you. While it’s true that many cities have improved their air and water quality, this has to be looked at as a global issue. Even if L.A. improves their environmental quality, it doesn’t change the fact that China is building a new coal fired power plant every week. I would also argue that many of these aren’t the cleanest variety of power plant. Air quality has very much to do with the climate and how it changes because air, or the atmosphere, is the single largest factor determining what the climate is. What is in the atmosphere most definitely affects what the weather will be. Because of the continuous interaction between the atmosphere and the oceans and land, air quality also affects practically every other aspect of our existence on earth. If I did indeed have a mole that seemed suspicious I would have it examined by someone familiar with moles. I would then rely on that persons professional opinion (and probably get a second and maybe third opinion) and pursue the course of action that they suggested. I would not take an extreme measure without first exploring other possibilities. I would not ignore the problem and hope it went away either.

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