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Shorter Steve McIntyre: Al Gore is fat. (Shorter concept invented by D squared, perfected by Busy, busy, busy.) Update: McIntyre has edited his post. Here's what he originally wrote: Gore has gotten a little stout over the years and a...

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Shorter Steve McIntyre

Category: McIntyre
Posted on: December 15, 2006 3:03 AM, by Tim Lambert

Shorter Steve McIntyre: Al Gore is fat.

(Shorter concept invented by D squared, perfected by Busy, busy, busy.)

Update: McIntyre has edited his post. Here's what he originally wrote:

Gore has gotten a little stout over the years and a little jowly, as though he was subconsciously morphing into a shape more suitable to lead a penguin army.

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There's a school of opinion, fwiw, that says stout al = al who's definitely not running (and that al who turns up to get an oscar will definitely be al who's not running

Posted by: Oliver | December 15, 2006 6:37 AM

2

As I pointed out over there, the comments seem to be morphing to a newer Shorter - Al Gore is a fat hippy.

Apparently, some readers of Ecotopia and Monkey Wrench Gang have left interesting comments in Amazon reviews. This, apparently, discredits Al Gore.

Posted by: Lee | December 15, 2006 5:40 PM

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'If science can be explained to Al, then he can explain it to the masses.' -- steve mcintyre

the real question is who can explain science to steve mcintyre?

it's admittedly a tough job, but there must be someone who can do it.

Posted by: jb | December 15, 2006 9:43 PM

4

Very appropriate that McIntyre leads off his smarm by referencing ExxonMobil astroturf PR.

Posted by: Aaron | December 16, 2006 10:46 AM

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Apparently, some readers of Ecotopia and Monkey Wrench Gang have left interesting comments in Amazon reviews. This, apparently, discredits Al Gore.

Posted by: Dekoration | February 28, 2007 5:04 PM

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