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“Has figured method way to be makink glof innerrestink sport.”
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“But, hey, if you keep writing the “l” of left with caps, commies become more dangerous in that little glof-clapping world of yours.”
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“He then chuntered to the salesperson, under his breath, that he'd better watch out for his son because he was a 'genius' and that he would be dominating the world of glof very soon.”
“purely for dekoratib purposes, but still, iz reel cowz! and tehy just stands tehr an eets tehy gets teh same grass as teh glof corses do an drinks water an stands in teh shade frum teh big trees an poops. tehy haz evreefing tehy watns right tehr, an haz a happy life.”
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skipvia "All the Himalayan glaciers are melting, an average of 10-20m a year," he says.
One of the most obvious changes, he adds, is the growth of what are known as glacial lake outburst floods (glofs).
"A glof happens when a glacial lake is created by a melting glacier and it then bursts. Imja lake is the most dramatic example of a potential one. It is growing 74m a year. When it bursts its banks, we will have a mountain tsunami. Billions of gallons of water will be released and it could wipe out about 70% of the trekking trail to Everest base camp. Not only will that destroy our homes and potentially kill people, but it will wipe out the jewel in the crown of Nepal's tourism industry," he says.
-Guardian.co.uk Oct 13, 2009