Bubonic plague pops up a few times a year too. Doesn't mean it's not fun with nothing better to doOriginally Posted by rage2
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Bubonic plague pops up a few times a year too. Doesn't mean it's not fun with nothing better to doThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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This is a few times a day haha.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteBubonic plague pops up a few times a year too. Doesn't mean it's not fun with nothing better to do
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So you enjoy world ending events? Join the club.
Cocoa $11,000 per ton.
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https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird...-nasa-soho-sun
Who has Borg ship emerges from our sun for July?
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These types of artifacts have been around about as long as SOHO has been operational. There are far better examples though. I'm no expert but a static image like this is probably indicative of a CCD thats cooked.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Resistance is futile.
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Is anyone else upset they named one Marco, but the second isn't polo?
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Marco isnt a Hurricane, and it wont be at landfall either, plus laura is hitting the exact same area as Marco, could they converge, maybe.
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Should put, China makes it illegal for any nation that does business with NASA. Primarily, no solar panel sales to nations that break this law.
Gonna call it early.
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https://globalnews.ca/news/7309664/jetpack-lax-pilots/
2 different commercial jets on approach to LAX have near Miss with a jetpack.
ok I didn't see that one coming!
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What is likely to happen is a shooting war between Greece-Turkey or China-India (among other hot spots). Look for this in conjunction with a market dump and the Nov election.
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https://trib.al/1s3yyUt
Mosquitos so bad post hurricane that they're killing cows?
Murder hornets not as much of an issue as vampire mosquitos?
That definitely wasn't on my bingo card
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Who had headbutting orcas?
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Another day, another virus from China coming for your balls.
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/he...cc6b84e025b79a
China reports outbreak of brucellosis disease ‘way larger’ than originally thought
An outbreak of a potentially deadly disease that can lead to inflamed testicles and leave men infertile is “way larger” than first thought.However, it has now been discovered that the Lanzhou Biopharmaceutical Plant had been accidentally pumping out the brucella bacteria while, ironically, producing a vaccine for brucellosis.
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Zombie hurricanes?
https://trib.al/xbzXzRN
“Because 2020, we now have Zombie Tropical Storms,” The U.S. National Weather Service tweeted on Tuesday, along with a tracking map of the storm.
Paulette formed in early September and peaked as a Category 2 hurricane over Bermuda on Sept. 14. It raged through the island before weakening to a tropical storm and then a post-tropical low-pressure system — the usual fate of such storms.
But Paulette didn’t peter out into a raincloud. Instead, it drifted over the Atlantic Ocean for several days before picking up steam again near the Azores.
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