As posted on News of the Weird. This guy is obviously nuts, but he make more sense than the idiots who try to blame Bush for everything...
In September, nine-year veteran weathercaster Scott Stevens of KPVI-TV in Pocatello, Idaho, resigned to pursue his obsession of proving that the massiveness of Hurricane Katrina must have been caused by a Russian-made electromagnetic generator employed by the Japanese Yakuza in retaliation for the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. The "patterns and odd geometric shapes" in the sky are "unmistakable" evidence, according to his Web site, that "our weather has been stolen from us." Station manager Bill Fouch said that Stevens was great at forecasting local conditions and that he was sorry to lose him.
3 comments:
You act like you actually work for a living!
I'm a computer programmer, so that would be stretching the def'n of "work" a bit... :)
I just cannot believe this guy. "patterns and odd geometric shapes" are unmistakable evidence??? WHaaaa?????? Yeah, either needs to take his pills or hasn't taken enough. Jeez oh peetes!
Yeah. As Stacy would say, "his cheese has certainly slipped off his cracker"...
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