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Maybe they can get Sarah a straight jacket, a mask and truss her up like Global Warming Girl? Maybe they can share a room for some hot girl on girl action. Im sure John Edwards would love to watch.

Someone should tell Ms Blond-with-black-roots that peroxide contributes to global warming.

That is as weak minded an individual as I've ever heard of.

Also, Insane Moonbats suggest prison time for asking hard questions of Obama.

"Put me in charge and I will have these conglomerates broken up with their management and lackeys (Gibson, Stephanopoulos) in prison for a long time. Crimes against democracy will be defined, codified and punishments carried out forthwith.

Fascism, it's a leftist thing.

Great, another blank-stare self-obsessed heavily-medicated middle-aged worry-wart whose refusing to age gracefully. Here's an antidote - get something real in your life.

Sometimes, when I'm on a crowded highway, I wonder how many people are whizzing along next to me all smacked out on xanax or whatever.

I think Curley from City slickers put it best:

"City people worry about alot of shit."

On reflection, I remembered that she can vote.

Now I'm depressed.

Since Sarah has a blog she must have internet service at that "secluded cabin in Los Padres National Forest". Does she also have a big screen tv and air conditioning? And how does she get to all those $100/hour sessions? By bicycle I'm sure.

Why are all the eco-moonbats such hypocrites?

Peroxide is also used in tooth whiteners, V the K. This babe might also be secretly invested in the Clorox Corporation. Oh, the humanity!

Bet she doesn't worry about how the salon disposes of the hair bleach.

And how exactly do these insane moonbats pay for her services? By trading granola and bicycle tires?

Surely not with eeeeeevil Capitalist money?

somehow I have a sneaking suspicion this woman had lots of "issues" before the global warming hoax even got started.

Having now read through her blog, I simply cannot recommend it highly enough, for sheer entertainment value as well as a peek into what happens when narcissistic personality disorder bumps into pure moonbattery and then gets enveloped in middle-aged boredom.

Yeah mega, the blog is priceless.

So, is she some kind of wholistic healthcare charlatan, or is she one of the "patients"? Or both?

File this under someone who has no real problems and therefore must invent them. She suffers, people!

The model Algorian. A martyr for Gaia. Pure fertilizer. How sweet.

,b.Considering some of the moonbats I've seen in action... the path to insanity, for most of them, is an extremely short trip!

Considering some of the moonbats I've seen in action... the path to insanity, for most of them, is an extremely short trip!

Here is what I wrote as a comment to her blog. I doubt it will get posted:

Ma'am, after reading your blog I can only come to one of two conclusions. You are either very emotionally delicate and stressed out over something that you have absolutely no control over (i.e. the climate, which has been in a constant state of flux since the beginning) or you are using the issue to promote "eco-psychology" and earn a nice living off the unfounded fears of others.

LOL@matt!!!! Great comment and ditto!

Eco-anxiety? What I'm worried about is environmental legislation ruining the economy.

We're all eco-dependents.

for a mere $50 I'll tell her to confess her eco-sins to the Goracle so she can gain Absolution.

All joking aside, she really needs help. She's not well.

She's fine, Jay. She just needs to lose the Farrah Fawcett Majors haircut, and, optimally, throw a candy wrapper on the ground or something, to break the cycle of eco-self-imprisonment and liberate her inner carbon footprint.

Maybe, mega, but I have serious concerns about anyone who:

worries about the gasoline she burns, the paper towels she throws out, the litter on the beach, water pollution. She worries so much, it literally makes her sick.

She sounds like a nut job to me.

Thanks Hoosier. You guys are all hysterical and spot on. The SCARY thing is I honestly know some people who are getting so freaked out by the endless barrage of "Climate Crisis" that they're really emotional messes.

I've studied some geology, climatology and meteorology. Ladies and germs, it's a big, unpredictable world out there. The sun does stuff, the earth does stuff, magnetic fields and solar wind do stuff...and it can be a one-time thing or part of cycles within cycles that can occur annually, over decades, centuries and millenia...and scientists (who are honest) know this.

Even assuming for a moment that we DO play a part in altering the climate, effects once put into motion can't be "stopped". If we didn't put another "greenhouse gas" into the atmosphere ever again, that which has been started will have to run it's course. I'd put that somewhere in the "decades" to "centuries" catagory. Hey, nothing wrong with living clean and being good to the environment, but destroying western economies is not gonna help, and thinking that driving a Prius is making a difference just shows how effective a good marketing campaign can be.

I read the blog - it's hilarious how she finds a way to make every single person vulnerable to "eco-anxiety," no matter what their background or personal beliefs. Yes, any moment we'll all be in the fetal position, fretting incessantly over that styrofoam cup we used last week...

How much additional anxiety did she suffer since this was posted at FOX?

I have a vision of her stumbling onto this blog, reading these comments, and finally having a breakthrough moment in realizing she's talked herself into a pointless, stupid frenzy...and then driving down the highway in her big SUV and throwing a bag of garbage out the window, landing at the feet of an Indian guy who sheds a big tear, thus starting the 30 year cycle of bored-middle-aged-guilt-addled-western-overconsumers all over again, anew.

Mega, that somehow made my day. I have no idea why, but it really did.

This is nothing that large doses of Prozac couldn't cure.

Looks like Edwards has noticed a "hornet's nest" of reaction to the original Fox article.

She's Cleared two things up in her response:

1. People who are not worried sick about the environment are in denial, but show signs of "the Waking Up Syndrome" in the comments on her blog. (these comments appear to have been deleted, but she promises to address them later anyway).

2. She is not a basket case who suffers from the eco-anxiety syndrome. She is a charaltan trying to make money from it.

3. No word on her irrational fear of aging.

I'm putting that blog on my favorites menu.

Forest, her blog went in my Favorites menu the minute I saw it.