Ducks don’t scare me. It’s all those large Canadian geese down here getting swept up in one of those high-speed vortex style cyclones that scares me. I don’t want to get goosed.
See, the climate has always changed, and always will. It is inevitable.
The question is, can we deal with it in such a way that our way of life is sustained in a manner that is desirable.
And THAT, and that alone, is the key to understand the current struggle.
What are we fighting for? The status quo, the existing boundaries, the population of teeming multitudes drudging their existence of starvation and pointless misery in evermore crowded slubs?
Or, are we carefree opportunists, who grab what we can from the only life any of us have, content in the knowledge that death is dust and pleasure is its own reward?
The choice we make: whether to struggle against the rising tide or buy mountaintop villas and guard dogs, is the defining issue of our day.
Dtroutma almost 5 years ago
Gives new meaning to seeing a tornado and yelling “DUCK”!
hariseldon59 almost 5 years ago
Makes as much sense as sharknados.
Breadboard almost 5 years ago
Like the song said “It’s the end of the world as we know it” …….:-) 4th Everyone !
russef almost 5 years ago
I think Verne meant Quacky.
Prey almost 5 years ago
I will be 99 then so I would love to see that.
FassEddie almost 5 years ago
Ducks don’t scare me. It’s all those large Canadian geese down here getting swept up in one of those high-speed vortex style cyclones that scares me. I don’t want to get goosed.
WoodstockJack almost 5 years ago
See, the climate has always changed, and always will. It is inevitable.
The question is, can we deal with it in such a way that our way of life is sustained in a manner that is desirable.
And THAT, and that alone, is the key to understand the current struggle.
What are we fighting for? The status quo, the existing boundaries, the population of teeming multitudes drudging their existence of starvation and pointless misery in evermore crowded slubs?
Or, are we carefree opportunists, who grab what we can from the only life any of us have, content in the knowledge that death is dust and pleasure is its own reward?
The choice we make: whether to struggle against the rising tide or buy mountaintop villas and guard dogs, is the defining issue of our day.
Cheers.
ninstar almost 5 years ago
Not wacky. . . QWACKY!!
Herb L 1954 almost 5 years ago
This is just Daffy ;)
Andrew Sleeth almost 5 years ago
Makes those GMO mallards with sharp canines and you’ve got the makings of another franchise sequel.
TIMH almost 5 years ago
This could be a new film franchise for Tara Reid.