Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for May 09, 2009

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    wndrwrthg  about 15 years ago

    This is so true. Reminds me of a comic ad run on radio station KRLA in Los Angeles during one of the “California will slip into the ocean” flaps in the sixties. It featured a man named Sam Andreas selling beach front property on the Ca./Nev. border. It was a hilarious spot.

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    Radical-Knight  about 15 years ago

    For Sale By Owner.

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    Digital Frog  about 15 years ago

    I heard he was responsible for the earthquakes they’ve been getting - they say it was Andreas’ fault…

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    lazygrazer  about 15 years ago

    Wow, that’s one helluva beach!

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    riley05  about 15 years ago

    I’m all set. Three properties in the California Central Valley, and one emergency backup property at Lake Tahoe.

    When the Big One hits, I’ll be beachfront all the way.

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    wicky  about 15 years ago

    Actually, the entire west coast will remain intact as the rest of the country slips into the ocean.

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    Northwoodser  about 15 years ago

    Al Gore, proprietor.

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    jamadison4  about 15 years ago

    , They belong to the Nevada Optimists Club…….

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    dtut  about 15 years ago

    wndrwrthg, Yes indeed, the joke goes back to the sixties. In fact, there was a song from 1969, “Day After Day” by Shango, whose whole theme was ‘California’s slipping away, tie up the boat in Idaho.’ The whole song is on YouTube, if you’re interested.

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    Wolfdreamer250  about 15 years ago

    Its funny I can so relate to this comic. My dad’s family moved out here to California when he was 7 in 1955. He remembers people telling him, his siblings and parents not to go because the Big one is coming and they would all die. 54 years later were still waiting.

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    Digital Frog  about 15 years ago

    Dtut - another good one was California Jam by KLAATU: … California’s on my mind Surf and sand setting in the sun California’s on my mind One day you’re gonna be a place in our memory

    Ah, California She’s in mythical Malibu Sitting on the ocean Goodbye mythical Malibu The San Andreas Misfortune Will claim the lives of sons and wives The headlines will fill page after page

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    Freezing  about 15 years ago

    Bingo!

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    MIYY4U  about 15 years ago

    Hey Lame,You are CORRECT with a capital C.

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    wndrwrthg  about 15 years ago

    Well lame, I see you live up to your name. No-one has been suckered, climate change is true, much to our determent. You may deny and bury your head in the sand, but the facts are just that.

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    AKHenderson Premium Member about 15 years ago

    Costa Del Lex. Luthorville. Marina del Lex. Otisburg… Otisburg?

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    David_J Premium Member about 15 years ago

    Yeah. It’s all a big hoax. Just a scam. Another vast conspiracy. Keep telling yourselves that.

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    stonehenge1951  about 15 years ago

    If the ocean levels come back to Pleisticene levels before the last ice, there will be plenty of oceanfront along the Interior Seaway. Most of southern and western Oklahoma will be prime beachfront. So will New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota….

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    MamaTaney  about 15 years ago

    LameRandomName says: I see Al Gore went into the Real Estate Business, to take advantage of all those people he’s suckered. Set ‘em up, knock ‘em down.

    ~~ Allegory, it’s the essence of satire

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    Dutchboy1  about 15 years ago

    For all you people who think that Al Gore was right, did you know that he has a beach front house? So either he doesn’t believe his own propaganda about ocean levels rising, or he’s just not too bright.

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    dtut  about 15 years ago

    Personal opinion: he’s just not that bright. He considers himself very sophisticated about science and technology, but he’s not. He has a lawyer’s understanding of science, not a scientist’s.

    I’ve watched him since the mid-1980s. Global warming is at least his third tech crusade in that time. He was dead wrong on the first, got ridiculed for the second, and got lucky this time. He finally latched onto a cause that is both scientifically tenable and politically correct, and he’s riding it for all he’s worth.

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    David_J Premium Member about 15 years ago

    Gore? Gore who? Is this some sort of fetish some of you have?

    I know how to read. Research in scientific journals, magazine and newpapers articles, white papers, opinions of leading scientists around the globe. The vast majority agree that it’s here, it’s happening and probably too late to reverse.

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    jaydubya58  about 15 years ago

    Nature has a way of evening things out- when we starve from crop failures, there’ll be fewer of us driving cars & less need for coal fired power plants… But think… we’ll be able to sail to the North Pole, right?

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