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bikermanj
Regards to anyone in Louisiana
Posted August 16, 2012 by bikermanj in News Links
I`m in detoilet, keeping up with the happenings of the sinkhole in Assumtion parrish.

Its worse then I even thought. The sinkhole has clearly grown - http://bluelivingideas.com/2012/08/15/mysterious-b...

Look at the police tape (??) floating atop the water, as well the 1.5 million barrel butane well directly nearby. Word I got is that, yesterday evening there is a convoy en-rout to drill a relief well. I dont see this ending well

Anyone in 150 miles of Assumtion parrish needs to exit as quickly as they can!!!!!

Looking for replies on this
Taras B
farewell intercourse law in Egypt
Posted April 27, 2012 by Taras B
Outrage as Egypt plans 'farewell intercourse law' so husbands can have sex with DEAD wives up to six hours after their death

It will also see the minimum age of marriage lowered to 14 and the ridding of women's rights of getting education and employment.

and i thought Islam was better than this ...

SOURCE HERE
Tags: islam, dead, sex
Nezhdan
Martin Luther King Day
Posted January 17, 2011 by Nezhdan

Yep, still dead, and I'll celebrate it for that fact alone! Cheers!

beautifulnightmare
40,000 Dead Crabs in U.K.
Posted January 7, 2011 by beautifulnightmare

40,000 Dead Crabs in U.K.

he latest in the string of animal mass mortality incidents across the globe has caused many to wonder if an animal apocalypse is on the brink.
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Doug Inkley, senior scientist at the National Wildlife Federation, told CBS News that blackbirds don’t have very good night vision and that they were simply frightened.

As for the fish and the crabs, the cause of the fish die-off in Brazil is yet to be determined, but officials in Md. told the Baltimore Sun the sensitive spot fish were most likely killed by cold water. According to the Daily Mail, environmental experts believe lower than average temperatures are to blame for the crab deaths.more

Mega die-off

During the last catastrophic animal extinction, more than three-fourths of the large Ice Age animals, including woolly mammoths, mastodons, saber-toothed tigers and giant bears, died out.  Scientists have debated for years over the cause of the extinction, with both of the major hypotheses—human overhunting and climate change—insufficient to account for the mega die-off.

An extraterrestrial explosion could have triggered a wave of massive wildfires that reduced to ashes the mastodons of the day, say the scientists. At one site called Murray Springs in Arizona, a well-known Clovis site, the scientists found megafauna covered by the comet debris.

“It would have had major effects on humans,” said one of the researchers, Douglas Kennett of the University of Oregon. “Immediate effects would have been in the North and East, producing shockwaves, heat, flooding, wildfires, and a reduction and fragmentation of the human population.”

Any Clovis survivors would have been driven into isolated groups in search of food and warmth. Kennett said archaeological evidence at the Clovis sites is “suggestive of significant population reduction and fragmentation, but additional work is necessary to test the data further.”

One thing is for sure, “It was a bad day in North America for those folks who were living there,” Kennett said in a telephone interview.

The evidence for a comet impact is substantial.

“I think the fact that there’s an impact is pretty definite. There are too many markers there for it all to be coincidence or happenstance explanations,” Firestone said, adding, “What will be debated is whether the extent of the impact was sufficient for instance to kill all of the megafauna or whether other factors were also equally important.”more