Shrubville

I did waste a little time trying to research the quote. I could not find any primary sources to provide any context. It seemed to be only quoted in a couple of recent Earth-Day-bashing columns. So we have no idea what "problems facing mankind" the Nobel winner was referring to, or if those problem have or have not been addressed since 1970. Maybe he was talking about the Cold War, and conservatives should actually be using this quote as a rallying cry for the canonization of St. Ronnie, who singlehandedly slew the Evil Empire. (The USSR, that is, not the New York Yankees.)

Yeah, we Americans made no changes to how we dealt with the environment during the 70s. Nope, none at all. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to check the catalytic converter on my car when I go out and throw a few cans into the recycling bin that the city provides.

Oh my. This might be Scott Stantis' most lazy strip ever.

Does this strip look familiar to anyone? Take a good, long look at it and compare it to this Prickly City strip from April 15, 2006:

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Oh wow - that's an awesome catch! If Stantis had a podcast, I'd write in and ask him to explain himself.

I found this speech, , which might indicate that Wald was talking about weapons of mass destruction which, as we all know, do not exist. At least not in Iraq. Well, at least not unless Chimpy McFlightsuit finds some between now and Jan. 20.