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the_archfiendI'm sure the esteemed Mr. Hayward will get his life back after explaining to all of those residents of the Gulf Coast that he was trying to be funny.
Oh. Wait. He wasn't.
My bad. I guess I've been watching too much topical humor lately to know when someone is actually
being publically clueless without being part of a comedy act.
Well, this is equally comedic, to say the least:
Oh. Wait. He wasn't.
My bad. I guess I've been watching too much topical humor lately to know when someone is actually
being publically clueless without being part of a comedy act.
Well, this is equally comedic, to say the least:
"The Gulf of Mexico is a very big ocean. The amount of volume of oil and dispersant we are putting into it is tiny in relation to the total water volume," Hayward said.
Anybody want to drop Hayward a line on why there's just a bit of a fallacy in that argument, particularly concerning catastrophic, localized damage to frail ecosystems like the ones in Plaquemines Parish?
