[Andy McDandy]

https://smry.ai/www.dailymail.com/debat ... creen.html

It's hot, therefore climate change is rubbish. Dopey birds on the weather. Stupid TV news articles and pointless stunts. Not like the old days. Back then it was newspapers doing the pointless stunts. Remember that minister for drought? Silly man, did some pointless stunts for the cameras, almost like he knew the score and was playing up to it. And in those days we had proper heat. Not as hot as this, mind, but it was sustained heat. But not climate change, because that doesn't exist. Anyway, what about the war? Did they moan about the heat? Did they cancel events due to the weather? Greatest generation, along with mine. Still, nobody died. Apart from the ones who did.

Cunt.

[Youngian]

The increasing regularity which tedious old hacks like LJ recylce their 'I remember 1976,' articles, is an informal sign that the world is heating up. Not that you need heresay clues since thermometers were invented but what do experts know? Michael Fish hurricane blah blah.

[Boiler]

It's hot, therefore climate change is rubbish. Dopey birds on the weather. Stupid TV news articles and pointless stunts. Not like the old days.

I'm sure he'd prefer the weather to be presented by the kind of "dopey birds" apparently favoured in parts of Eastern Europe and South America.

The "it's summer, therefore it gets hot and I remember 1976*" brigade are also available ad-free on the BBC.

*yet no-one remembers 1975...

[Yug]

*yet no-one remembers 1975...

I do. People got tired of me pointing out that the summer of 1975 was just as long, hot, and dry as 1976, and what made 1976 special was the lack of rainfall between the end of summer '75 and the start of summer '76.