Monday, April 18, 2022

In which the dog botherer is finally let out of his kennel ...

 

 

 

In this morning's post the pond noted that the reptiles had brought back their 'love of dinkum, innocent clean Oz' coal purity test, and so it consigned the dog botherer to the afternoon kennel slot ...

First of all, the pond should remind stray readers that the reptiles have visited this well many times before, and that's why the pond is a tad jaded ...

 

 



 


Verily, verily, the pond sayeth to the late afternoon reader, there is nothing new under the reptile sun ...

 

 

 


 



And speaking of vanity of vanities, the ultimate vanity might possibly be the notion that the dog botherer is more than a boil on the arse of climate science ...

And now with that biblical reading out of the way, time for a full dose, and please, expect the dog botherer also to go a little biblical ...






The pond isn't going to bother looking at the actual science. What's the point? Feel free to argue, feel free to switch off now and read actual climate scientists ...

The point here is more descriptive and zoological ...

The point here is simply to observe, with fascination and more than a little revulsion, how the reptiles have been at this game for years ... and the dog botherer is among the leaders of the pack ... (though the Bolter in his time stood proud) ...

Part of the game is to throw in a snap of an unseemly rabble ...





Coal=deadly?

That's the sort of heresy that gets the dog botherer and plenty of other coal-loving reptiles all fired up ...








Ah what a wag the dog botherer is, and with his joke about soy milk and acai, what a wit too, and around this point it's obligatory to insert a snap of some ponces looking bewildered by a flood, because what's dear sweet loveable innocent clean Oz coal got to do with a bit of rain?







Now the pond did warn that there would be an extended smiting and smoting, and much repetition of favourite dog botherer saws and slapstick routines ...







Ah, the immortal words "I am no climate scientist" followed by talk of a "quick gaze."

Sadly the dog botherer is never quick ... he rolls in his verbiage in much the same way that the pond's dog once rolled in an ancient sheep carcass, and accumulated enough burs that it took days to pick them all out, not to mention the attached stench, which hung in the air like a fetid dog botherer column ...









Actually the evidence of global warming is the scientific evidence of global warming, and the consequences of global warming are already well enough known ... but then "I am no climate scientist", and who can argue with that?

And so on with a final standard rant, this time at the Graudian and the ABC ...





So what's the point of all this, at this point in time?

Well the coal in the paw man is notoriously brittle when it comes to climate science, and global warming and all that jazz, and so climate science must be mocked and belittled and made to seem little more than a dodgy form of ideology (though the reptiles also regularly explain how it's a form of theology, a bit like the miracle that happens when the pond's battery kicks into life, thanks to the power of ancient wafers).

The lizard Oz editorialist also went there, and in a lot more succinct form, helped explain why this ...







... needed to be transformed, via an amazing amount of heat and reptile pressure over the aeons, into this ...







Yes, stay true to beloved, clean, dinkum, innocent, Oz coal ... though when the pond reads the reptiles, it always remembers that time line produced by xkcd.

It goes on for yonks here - that's what happens when you start at 20,000 BCE - and the pond will just note that it ended this way ...






 

4 comments:

  1. That Doggy Bov item seems like a repeat from earlier ... but then isn't everything that the Boverer contributes ? Though I do recall refudiating [tm Sarah Palin] his bit about the desalination plants - well Victoria's anyway:
    "Over the last five years, Melbourne has used around 68 gigalitres (GL) more water each year than what flows into our catchments naturally. Desalinated water has made up the difference – supplying 190 GL into Melbourne’s supply system since the plant was turned on in 2016-17."
    Desalination Plant Securing Our Water Supply
    https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/desalination-plant-securing-our-water-supply/

    But then, you wouldn't expect the Boverer to spend 30 seconds checking data readily available on the web just to correct his own ignorance and lies.

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  2. Hi Dorothy,

    Let’s hope Kenny can come up with something sarcastic to say when a billion people start to find it is too hot to live where they are;

    https://www.indrastra.com/2022/04/south-central-asia-heatwave.html

    DiddyWrote

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    1. Addendum

      It would be interesting to know what Kenny’s thoughts (if anything so hackneyed can be so described) would be on millions of climate refugees turning up at the door because it is no longer physically possible to live where they came from;

      https://india.mongabay.com/2022/04/climate-change-hits-home-as-increasing-heatwave-days-scorch-india/

      DW

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    2. Yeah, especially given that an increasing amount of the surface area of Australia is also becoming uninhabitable because of "heatwave days".

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