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What is it with the left, and performance art? Oh yeah, I forgot.
Style over substance. 😆
Is that white sand?
Or has snow suddenly got warmer?
You must be having flashbacks, it hasn’t snowed since 1979.
Photoshop?
Wonder how long they stayed out in the sunshine ?
I’d be willing to donate money to a fund that paid them for staying out long enough to develop a sunburn.
5 to 6 hours ought’a do it !
The ozone layer is very, very thin. It comes and goes each year as sun activity waxes and wanes with the earth’s tilt. The most recent papers I’m familiar with suggest that the chlorine compounds that may diminish ozone are largely the result of natural degassing from the oceans – not from any man-made products. However, when you have your hands firmly over your ears and you’re repeating over and over “I’m not listening” , its unlikely you’ll convince any ozone alarmist that they’re talking nonsense.