Embedded in the narrative is a vague global-warming horror story.
A sanguine bear of a man in his 40s, he seemed to have spent most of the day counterbalancing the previous night's horror with a warming vodka session.
Sit back and allow the Heartland Institute to make available to teachers and students global warming material that "isn't alarmist or overtly political?" – Oh, the horrors!
(He runs a conservation awareness Web site called Running Out of Road. "We've lost our great potential to be a cool species," he said of global warming. "The horror that really interests me is this horror of self-betrayal").
What then to do about global warming, an encroaching horror which is about to radically alter our lives and to threaten the existence of many millions of species?
The interactive event, sort of a warm and fuzzy "Rocky Horror Picture Show," is still going strong in London.
He recently wrote about the world's most perfect product, the wonderful hoax that is global warming, and the dark, magnificent horror of the BP spill.
He recently wrote about those damnable Muslims, the wonderful hoax that is global warming, and the dark, magnificent horror of the BP spill.
Sister publication Pseudopod is a great source of creepy horror stories, the warm, gravelly tones of host Alasdair Stuart raising him to near mythic status in sci-fi fandom.
RG: The fundamentalists often defend ideas that I deplore, but a remnant of spiritual health makes them foresee the horror of the warm and fuzzy concentration camp that our benevolent bureaucracies are preparing for us, and their revolt looks more respectable to me than our somnolence.
