Y2Kyoto: A Big Scary Name Goes Horribly Wrong

And the results are in! Capturing 22% of the vote, the SDA Readers Choice is…

Irritable Climate Syndrome

Congratulations to Stan for the winning entry, and thanks everyone for playing.

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The nominations are closed and I have finished the daunting task of selecting a handful of finalists from the hundreds of worthy nominations posted. (Background here).
Thanks everyone for playing – now, the polls open!

Choose Your Favourite BIG SCARY NAME For Phase Four In Climate Fearmongering
Climate Rambunctiousness
Terrestrial Thermoclime Transmogrification Apocalypse
Planet Death Watch
Climate Derangement Syndrome
The Globeacaust
Disrupt-n-warm-a-unsustainableness Globalaciously
Death Weather
Peak Weather
White Man’s Wind
Irritable Climate Syndrome
Climageddon
Climate Gone Wild
Frankenclimate
Anthropocalypse
WetterBlitzkrieg
Climate Jihad
Climatus Interruptus
  
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The poll will close Sunday at midnight. The submission chosen by our readers will win a $50.00 donation to the registered charity of their choice.
One person, one vote. And remember – cheating is for NASA scientists!

55 Replies to “Y2Kyoto: A Big Scary Name Goes Horribly Wrong”

  1. As a charter member the of the SDA Truth Movement, I intend to go to InfoWars and inform Alex Jones of these bogus returns. Stan was selected, not elected. Remember people: The Truth is Out There!

  2. I shake my head sadly as yet another thwarted individual seeks redress through the “legal” system for hurt feelings (Black Mamba at 2:19 pm). It can only end in sorrow (see Jarndyce versus Jarndyce). However if you persist in this path, might I recommend a real firm of lawyers, Argue and Phibbs of Sligo, Ireland? http://www.sligotown.net/courthouse.shtml If you feel your case is strong, you might go with Argue, but if obfuscation is your strategy, perhaps Phibbs would be the better choice. Cheers.

  3. Congrat’s Stan. You’re lucky I was visiting the in-laws this weekend (no Internet). My submission would have been ‘Queer Weather’. And you just know that would have given you a run for your money.

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