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Feb. 7th, 2008 04:37 am
What a depressing thing to wake up to ...
The lovely young beanpole of sexiness who draws In The Puddle brought this to our attention:
Bats are dying off, cave by cave, in the Adirondacks region. One winter cave has gone from an estimated population of over 15,000 down to 1,500.
That's tragic. But what's almost as bad is that, somewhere out there in the bowels of the comsumerist sewer, some "entrepeneur" out there is going to try to figure out how to market the fungus as a diet pill for lardass americans.
Bats are dying off, cave by cave, in the Adirondacks region. One winter cave has gone from an estimated population of over 15,000 down to 1,500.
That's tragic. But what's almost as bad is that, somewhere out there in the bowels of the comsumerist sewer, some "entrepeneur" out there is going to try to figure out how to market the fungus as a diet pill for lardass americans.
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