The pioneering paleontologists were German, hence the term schmutzschnee to refer to the “dirty snow” of the age of the dinosaurs, which believers in the Incompetent Designer put at around 8:55 a.m., March 5, 1872. With temperatures this weekend promising to clear away the last of the snow, this T. rex comes face to face with its mortality as it contemplates its rapidly dwindling habitat.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Climate Skeptic
The pioneering paleontologists were German, hence the term schmutzschnee to refer to the “dirty snow” of the age of the dinosaurs, which believers in the Incompetent Designer put at around 8:55 a.m., March 5, 1872. With temperatures this weekend promising to clear away the last of the snow, this T. rex comes face to face with its mortality as it contemplates its rapidly dwindling habitat.
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Black speckled snow? What is that?
It's out filthy urban snow after a week or two of collecting particulate matter.
We have speckled snow on sunny days... snow fleas. Crazy.
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