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Warning: Climate change causes sun to jerk off

by Jess Zimmerman. Have we considered the possibility that rising global temperatures are less about greenhouse gases, more about the sun really, REALLY enjoying heatin' stuff up? USA Today has! Forget solar storms, what we should really be worried about is solar onanism.

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Warning: Climate change causes sun to jerk off

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