skills is a terrible burden.

Burden? What burden? The fix to so many things are simple and obvious. What could go wrong?

Yes, it is a cartoon. Yes, it is on Netflix. Keith does the voice of the newscaster whale on MSNBSea and when he expresses extreme outrage water shoots out of his blow hole. Good times.

And while we are at it, if people are cold in the winter, why not just burn all that money you have lying around?

she is even more ignorant than I thought... unbelievable... ignorance that obvious should be outlawed

conservative 'logic' is built on layers fantasy and stupid.

It may have escaped her that the problem is that it doesn't rain or snow anymore.

The reservoirs we already have are empty and the rivers that feed them have dried up.

It must be wonderful to go through life completely clueless.

Thinking even Palin couldn't be that ridiculous. A whole ocean.

Palin's solution reminded me of this...

Which explains quite a bit. Contestants are primed to answer questions by cramming as much information into the allotted time as they can. Sort of like first year law students who cite every precedent back to the Magna Carta or Hammurabi's Code to explain a simple contract. It's no wonder pageant contestants get bollixed up when the crowd is sitting there, the spotlight's on, and you're nervous to begin with.

I do not, however, have an explanation for why Gov. Palin still writes as if she's in a pageant.

You just add water.

Best laugh I've had all day!!!

You know how healthy ocean water is, right Sarah? After all, Alaska has more coastline than even California!

Drink up! Have another!

very misunderstood .......naw she is a mineral .

a stupidity for which there is no conceivable metric, into clean energy, we would have enough for a hundred thousand years and functioning warp drive within a year at most.



A hole in the ground (a "reservoir&quot is useless if the water table has been tapped dry.

The right wingers chant these mantras so often, you could mistake them for Buddhists, if you didn't listen to the actual nonsense words. The emerging mantra from the water crisis is "more storage capacity." Of course, if you go look at the reservoirs now, with the tiny little trickles feeding them, you would ask, "To store what?" You can't store what doesn't exist. The mantra includes the suggestion that we can somehow put water in storage and hold it for an unlimited period. Leakage and evaporation would get some of it, but I bet most of it would be stolen legally or otherwise, by the various irrigators who all believe water is wasted on fish and people.

So, $99.99 -- for a year? And is she really broadcasting 24 hours a day? Who else is on this channel? Mercy. I have no wish to see it, but am somewhat curious as to the reality of the thing. Anyway, gosh, Sarah, thanks. We are glad you solved this problem!!!

booger-eatin' stupid. Seriously.

coming down out of the mountains? I understand that it never reaches the ocean because it gets all used up.

Why in the world are we not implementing this audacious plan? WHY? Californians are begging for water, and we refuse to build reservoirs.

Oh, the inhumanity of it all. The utter cold-heartedness of the American people who won't think of those poor people, surrounded by an ocean full of water, which we won't let them have.

I'm in tears just thinking about it. I'm so ashamed. Maybe we should divert all our resources into building bigger reservoirs. We could build them all over the place! I'm going to send Ms. Palin my deepest thanks for clearing up this issue. I'm going to write letters to the editor!

Which newspapers? All of them, of course.

And so, too, also.

It's not a completely bad idea to look at more efficient and cheaper ways to desalinate ocean water.

In fact, 17 desalination plants are already in the planning stages in California.

However, the plants cost anywhere from $150 million to $1 billion apiece, which will surely eat up a large chunk of the state’s projected $4.2 billion surplus very quickly.