Toro, citing lack of Minnesota snow, moves snowblower tests to Michigan [GRAPHIC]

• On election day, if you feel a tiny pain as if you've just been pricked with a needle somewhere don't worry about it. That's just me, voting for Obama.

• You forgot about the lies the environmental left (emphasis of "mental") and Obama told; "the gulf of Mexico will be devastated by the golf oil spill for decades"... Got to love how Obama NOW wants to drill and fracture for gas on 3/4 of public lands. Obama says; get out of the way you stupid bear! What's next, a geothermal plant on top of Yellowstone? How about the flooding of low lands near rivers to provide for a dam reservoir? Vote Obama in 2012 suckers!!!!

• You're absolutely correct. How could burning fossil fuels as fast as we can get them out of the ground for the last 200 years possibly affect our sealed atmosphere? And what does it matter as we've almost run out of them anyway? Climate change is as big of a lie as acid rain was and nobody will ever convince me that a river in Ohio caught on fire twice.

• HA HA HA Bob YOU are a brainwashed fool!!!! Per Paul Douglas in the Star and Tribune (Posted October 19, 2011 - 8:22 AM) Paul Douglas goes "Out On A Limb." Paul writes: I should have my head examined. So many people have been pestering me about the winter I figured it was probably time for me to place my bets about the upcoming weekend. Don't bet the farm based on this forecast. No wagering - please! Based on multiple interviews with long-range forecasters I trust, and hours staring at various weather maps, here's what I'm thinking for the winter to come: 3 degrees colder than average: MSP winter temperatures will probably run a few degrees below average for the entire winter. No El Nino to save us this winter. Less Snow: 50-55" possible. I'm predicting far less snow for MSP and the rest of Minnesota this winter (the biggest storms are forecast to track well south/east of Minnesota). The meteorologists I've interviewed all seem to agree that we will NOT see nearly as much snow as last winter, when 86.6" fell (4th snowiest on record). * Best chance of snow: late November, again late February into March, as the storm track lifts northward again. This forecast is based on a mild to moderate La Nina (cooling of Pacific Ocean water), coupled with strong ridging over Alaska and Greenland, assuming a negative phase of the NAO, the North American Oscillation, and a similar negative phase of the EPO, or Eastern Pacific Oscillation.  Liar for a cause are just that, liars.  And now we know where Bob stands and the moron that clicked "like" on Bob's comment...

•  Yeah, no, you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. As usual.

• Wow, this is the exact opposite weather we were supposed to have in Minneapolis this winter. Well at least according to "climate change/global warming expert" Paul Douglas. And yet people still follow blindly the religion of climate change/global warming. I say religion, because one has to have "faith" in order to swallow that tripe...

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