I have a full time technical editor at work, but ’till now haven’t had one for my blog.

However, “reeks” was used intentionally instead of “wreaks” — it’s a literay trick that I’m glad someone noticed (if not understood).

Try applying this meaning of “reeks” to the headline, and see if you get where I’m coming from:

To be pervaded by something unpleasant

Yeah — the conflicting science concerning Global Warming (aka, the cyclical weather patterns that have been ongoing for hundreds of thousands of years) and all the hoopla and hysterics surrounding it smells of political opportunism to me.

“The Earth’s climate has been traveling a well-defined rollercoaster path of temperature change for at least 900,000 years.”

And it’ll continue to roll along up-and-down long after I’m gone. Long after you’re gone. And long after all of humanity is gone.

Singer and Avery explain technically but lucidly why nearly every cherry-picked fact in Gore’s movie “An Inconvenient Truth” is contradicted by science, which weighs heavily in favor of a very different truth: Man is in fact all but irrelevant to global climate, as the sun and its accompanying solar system rule.

“reeks” is spelled ” wreaks”

If a region had a usual temperature of 22 degrees F for a winter month, and the temp one year rose to 24 degrees F for that month, what would happen to the region’s snowfall that month? What if it rose to 26? 29? These are funny jokes about global warming, but they just MIGHT be a show of ignorance. Just maybe.

I wonder if he also believes that all that snow means that there won’t be summer next year too!