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Yeah, but, Look! There’s a big hole melted right in the middle!
(and if anyone thinks I am being serious….)
Fargin’ icehole!
That’s the door to Atlantis.
OT
This could all get very messy.
http://news.sky.com/story/1067042/qatar-2022-a-winter-world-cup-could-be-tricky
And without ice on the pole it could even get hotter.
Of course, right now, they are saying things are getting colder because there’s supposedly no ice on the pole.
Just like they said in 1974 that things are getting colder Because of all the ice on the pole.
Say… what were temperatures in Quatar during the 70s….. Oh. Pretty much exactly the same.
but think of the ice fishing capabilities there now…
You don’t know anything about ice fishing in the arctic: