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Wow – let’s see those skeptics explain this one.
lol, OMG!!!!! It is a waterworld!!!!
Please, not that tedious a fate!
Wow, that water sure looks calm. Like a nice still pond.
You know….
…the first thing I thought was live bait or lures…………
A drop shot out of the Chrysler Building looks like a good pattern.
Stop it. That sort of thinking smacks of adaptation. CAGW tells us we’ll all be dead. You’ll be dead. The fish will be dead. The little worms and maggots will be dead. The exact same buildings (pre 9/11 unless I’m mistaken) will all be there, complete with glass but we’ll all be DEAD.
Stop thinking of yourselves and consider the poor suckers working in the offices below the water mark! There’s stuff in that water that’s a nightmare to get out of hand woven cotton.
ROTFL
The phenomena in question is ground fog. Hopefully not like the London Fog of 1953 or the Denora, PA Fog of 1948. Those took place back in the days before CO2 was determined to be the most evil, harmful gas.
Who will be the first to evolve, er re-evolve, gills?
Is the picture above a sign that AGWers really hate the expansion of marine ecosystems?
Of all the pictures, the scariest was #9. That’s the one with the electric cars. Now that is really scary!