Friday Funny

I would contend that this is a natural result of Boyle’s law.
Contending a certain amount of volume (the planet earth) with a gaseous atmosphere comprising mostly of nitrogen and oxygen, the introduction of a new gas (hereafter called Boyle’s Stoichiometric Composition Gas (political), or Political B.S. for shorthand), the increase in amount of Political B.S. must, necessarily, displace other atmospheric gasses. Where the production of political B.S. increases faster than the displacement of atmospheric gasses may occur due to inertia, temperature necessarily rises (due to a temporary increase in pressure.)
Obviously an increase in the number of politicians in Albuquerque caused a tipping point to be reached in the forecast model, where the reaction achieved a criticality event, causing political B.S. to spin out of control. The model, therefore, correctly allowed for this.
The same phenomenon is allowed for in the East Anglia models. Since politicians travel a lot, they have to allow for their removal from areas, thus temperature adjustments must be increased when politicians move from their home areas, to allow for the reduction in production of Political B.S.
It all makes sense now.

That’s nothing.
Prior to Anthony’s visit to Perth, a TV reporter at the local station of the national broadcaster (ABC Australia) remarked that some people had been brave to venture outside as the barometer plunged into negative territory.
…. Jogging through the event horizon ….