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So much for drill, baby, drill4 comments to So much for drill, baby, drill |
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Yeah, but, like, the wind farm going in off of Cape Cod will sp- oh? Wind doesn’t spill? And you never run out of it? Crazy.
I wonder if we can convince Congress to pass a law that makes it mandatory for several people whose names rhyme with “McTrain” and “Scalin” to open mouth and insert their foot.
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I saw wind spill this one time. It wasn’t pretty.
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This is so horrible. The photo gives a good impression of the catastrophy from above.
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wind farms are eco friendly and can generate massive amounts of electricity:~.
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