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Wednesday, 10 February 2010

Treebeardgate

Another breaking scandal on the global warming front:
Trees will not uproot themselves and embark on blood-soaked killing sprees by 2035, global warming experts have admitted.

The International Panel on Climate Change confirmed the evidence had not been peer-reviewed and will now amend the section of its 2007 report devoted to 'killer trees'.


A spokesman said: "It appears the claim was not based on new data or field research but on that bit with the angry, talking trees in
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers."
However, they still stand by their claims about global warming causing hordes of slavering orcs to descend upon us.

4 comments:

  1. Anecdotal evidence, but just last weekend I was attacked by trees. I was walking home from a bar, minding my own business, when the shrubbery at the edge of the sidewalk grabbed on to my clothes and started to pull me in. I think it was trying to devour me. Then, an overhanging fruit tree reached over the fence and joined in the assault. I shouted, "Unhand me, demon-flora!" and taking advantage of their surprise, made my escape.

    They're clever, those animated trees. They wait until their victims have had a few drinks and thus lowered their defenses, before they strike.

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  2. It might be anecdotal but why take a chance? Let's get some legislation passed and spend some money!!! We can't wait, too much is at stake!

    Is there some way we can stop businesses from operating because of this?

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  3. Absolutely! This matter can't wait! I'm cereal!

    Oh, by the way, you probably shouldn't use that word. You know, "ess-tee-ay-kay-ee"? Not PC. Might offend the trees.

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  4. Good point, very insensitive of me Perhaps we should consult the polls....oh wait that sounds like a tree-related item, or should I say "Arbor-American" related?

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