MY EYES! Abandon all hope, ye who click here

If you multiply 2 negative IQs you end with a positive number.

ok that was a di*k move ctm LOL

Iconic!

But let’s do it up right:

I saw that and it brought to mind the Judy Collins song, “Send in the Clowns”.

Looks like Wilber and Mr. Ed.

Was this photo taken recently? Perhaps the two are co-celebrating the International Day of Pink (Anti-bullying Day) of April 8, 2020? He’s definitely got it going-on with his PINK-IF-IED attire. Poor mann, must have seen OAC as a public persona who could left his tattered ego through some moral support of a duo-selfie. Note: The Day of Pink “is the International Day against Bullying, Discrimination, Homophobia, Transphobia, and Transmisogyny across the world. They invite everyone to celebrate diversity by wearing a pink shirt and by organizing activities in their workplaces, schools and communities.” See: https://dayofpink.org/

Perhaps, the ‘Mann’ still feels so over-bullied (from the long-going critiques of his hockey-stick) that he’s been driven to supporting another Liberal-cause celebre’ (Anti-Bullying) to make himself out as a ‘victim’ celeb’ by donning pink attire in public spaces? I find that in the U.S.A. neo-New Left media (for all intents and purposes) remain nearly immune to slander & libel lawsuits from one who is judicially found to be ‘public figure’. I guess Mann must be claiming he’s not a “public figure”, just a mere “scientist” crunching data to promote his defamation lawsuit in federal court?

Defamation Lawsuit Backdrop: Quote: “kick-off for the lawsuit (brought by Mann) was actually a piece written by Rand Simberg at the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), which referred to Mann as “the Jerry Sandusky of climate science” because he “molested and tortured data in the service of politicized science.” The editors (at CEI) eventually removed the offending sentences, BUT not before Mark Steyn picked them up at National Review’s online blog. Steyn said he wasn’t sure he’d have “extended that metaphor all the way into the locker-room showers with quite the zeal Mr Simberg does, but he has a point.” He then went on to call Mann’s work on the famous “hockey stick” graph “fraudulent.” So Mann sued Simberg, Steyn, CEI and National Review for defamation..” end quote. Source of quote: https://www.whistleblower.org/politicization-of-climate-science/attacks-on-climate-science-and-scientists/mann-defamation-lawsuit-law-of-the-case-doctrine/