On Jun 25, 10:33*pm, "znoob" wrote:
Michael Andrews

June 24 2009

Arizona may become the first state to ban costly legislation based on
climate change theory.


The US State of Indiana passed a law setting
the value of Pi to three, just 3, no decimals.

In California, it is against the law to beat
your wife with a strap less than 2 inches wide.

A suburb of Chicago repealed the law of gravity
during the winter months to avoid heavy snowfalls.

On Fri, 26 Jun 2009 05:35:50 -0700 (PDT), Roger Coppock
wrote:

Arizona may become the first state to ban costly legislation based on
climate change theory

I live in AZ, so I'm not surprised. The "birther" movement will
probably still have a home here 100 years from now. Maybe we should
solve the meth problem as well by declaring that Arizonan is
drug-free. We've also discovered the real problem with education - it
takes too long, costs too much, and encourages critical thinking.
Fortunately we have a plan to guarantee that our
need-to-be-dragged-kicking-and-screaming ways continue
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articl...yweek1109.html.
The adults produced by our system will probably soon be advocating 3
day school weeks, and outlawing calculators. Out of our way you sissy
states, we'll be using the money we saved to build a kneeoh economy
around lottery tickets and high-profit fender benders.

Wayne