Regis Philbin
Nov 18th, 2006, 04:37 PM
Must be his "warm" and charming personality... :rolleyes:
http://www.news.com.au/sundayheraldsun/story/0,,20770387-5006029,00.html
Al Gore rains on his party
Andrew Bolt
November 17, 2006 12:00am
AL GORE flies in to warn about global warming and -- he's done it again! -- Victoria gets snow in November.
Call it the Gore Effect -- the uncanny ability of the world's most famous global warming alarmist to cool any place he tours.
You see, this has happened to the former US vice-president and narrator of An Inconvenient Truth rather a lot.
It was first noticed in Boston in 2004, when Gore was due to give a big speech in Boston on the imminent danger of the world frying.
Bingo! The city had its coldest temperatures in almost 50 years. Same story with his speech that year in New York -- delivered in near-record low temperatures.
Or look over at New Zealand, which has just finished hosting another Gore tour.
It's bad enough that the place was just emerging from one of its wettest and coldest winters on record.
http://www.news.com.au/sundayheraldsun/story/0,,20770387-5006029,00.html
Al Gore rains on his party
Andrew Bolt
November 17, 2006 12:00am
AL GORE flies in to warn about global warming and -- he's done it again! -- Victoria gets snow in November.
Call it the Gore Effect -- the uncanny ability of the world's most famous global warming alarmist to cool any place he tours.
You see, this has happened to the former US vice-president and narrator of An Inconvenient Truth rather a lot.
It was first noticed in Boston in 2004, when Gore was due to give a big speech in Boston on the imminent danger of the world frying.
Bingo! The city had its coldest temperatures in almost 50 years. Same story with his speech that year in New York -- delivered in near-record low temperatures.
Or look over at New Zealand, which has just finished hosting another Gore tour.
It's bad enough that the place was just emerging from one of its wettest and coldest winters on record.