Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Kind of, nuke the whales before they evolve and nuke us?
Reminds me of a shirt I had one time. It said f**k the whales, save the refineries. It had a bunch of dead whales floating around an at sea oil rig. I think I was around sixteen or seventeen at the time. I was at the theater getting some popcorn and a lady walked up to me while I was paying and said that I should be ashamed of myself. She said her son said her son asked her why all the whales are dying. Even though I laughed at her...,my popcorn tasted like shit during the movie. I rarely protest anymore.
Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
Reminds me of a shirt I had one time. It said f**k the whales, save the refineries. It had a bunch of dead whales floating around an at sea oil rig.
I saw this mockumentary on Global Warming...how the melting ice caps were raising the ocean level & endangering coastal towns all over the world.
The narrator went on to say how the Japanese whalers had the right idea...for every ton of whale taken out of the ocean, the sea level would drop by an inch...thus the Japanese whalers were actually doing the planet a favour.
The last scene of the mockumentary is the narrator at the beach scooping out any marine life he could catch with his hands & throwing them onto the sand, saying that every little bit helps.
Originally posted by Stealth Moose
Australia confuses me, what with the shark culling and the ridiculous censorship in games.I thought everyone down there had to be super tough and live in the desert and battle kangaroos and dingos for scraps of meat to survive?
And **** it I live in the wetlands. Crocodiles prowl the streets **** the dingos.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn😱 I want to see this film, what's it called?
I saw this mockumentary on Global Warming...how the melting ice caps were raising the ocean level & endangering coastal towns all over the world.The narrator went on to say how the Japanese whalers had the right idea...for every ton of whale taken out of the ocean, the sea level would drop by an inch...thus the Japanese whalers were actually doing the planet a favour.
The last scene of the mockumentary is the narrator at the beach scooping out any marine life he could catch with his hands & throwing them onto the sand, saying that every little bit helps.