As you might be one of the millions of Americans trapped indoors with the family tonight thanks to #Snowmageddon2016, why not ask Grandpa to tell the legend about the little ice age of 2015? That incident of man-made climate change hit the East Coast one year ago this month and is famous for bringing out the rare Boston Yeti, whose blurry image was broadcast on ABC and CNN.
The Boston Yeti enjoying #blizzardof2015 #Snowmageddon2015 #juno2015 pic.twitter.com/3uwTQ1gOZg
— The Boston Yeti (@BostonYeti2015) January 27, 2015
That should have been a warning to the American public, but despite desperate negotiations, world leaders were unable to avert #Snowmageddon2016, a man-made climate change event which has somehow revived the Tyrannosaurus Rex from its slumber beneath the New York City streets.
A dinosaur sighting in #NYC during #snowmaggedon2016 pic.twitter.com/sMvBOZJNI2
— (((Andrew Rasiej))) (@Rasiej) January 23, 2016
Video of the beloved dinosaur of #snowmaggedon2016 #NYC pic.twitter.com/pyakBCNxFV
— (((Andrew Rasiej))) (@Rasiej) January 23, 2016
Beloved? He’s about to eat this group of girls at East 17th.
#NY1Snow pic.twitter.com/oXEbq4uyYG
— (((Andrew Rasiej))) (@Rasiej) January 23, 2016
In the midwest, other dinosaurs were learning to use simple tools.
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You killin it, Dino! https://t.co/6TY2cnroqJ
— Heather Storm (@HeatherStorm959) January 22, 2016
Some believe the dinosaur is simply a man in a costume, and that the snow is not climate change but something called “weather.”
https://twitter.com/OffDaMolly/status/690702529898872833
A dinosaur learned to shovel snow during the blizzard. Clever girl. https://t.co/zDVSiFYbVQ pic.twitter.com/BgFuumv3Ye
— someecards (@someecards) January 23, 2016
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