the weird shit that is going on

[Crescent Seal]

2012

[D1st0rt]

we gonna party like

like its the end of the world

[Da1andonly]

i'm ashamed of it but i only realized a few years ago that the globe (earth) is distorted when shown on a map, australia is so much fucking bigger than it looks on the world map

i'm talking about a globe, like an earth-globe on a table or something


i hope you understand im drunk and stoned

enjoy the night fellas

one love

[Ilya]

you want to talk about weird?

look at this mystical creature i found on the beach today

[Da1andonly]

damn that wound on your thumb must hurt like a bitch

[Ilya]

battle wound

[Crescent Seal]

how a black guy hav white fingers

[Ilya]

battle paint

[Jerome Scuggs]

i'm ashamed of it but i only realized a few years ago that the globe (earth) is distorted when shown on a map, australia is so much fucking bigger than it looks on the world map

i'm talking about a globe, like an earth-globe on a table or something


i hope you understand im drunk and stoned

enjoy the night fellas

one love

are you talking about the difference between mercator projection maps and a globe? because yeah, on a mercator projection alaska is the size of fking brazil

[Galleleo]

We are not going to make it to 2012 guys.

http://www.ebiblefellowship.com/may21/

[Vatican Assassin]

Good explanation from editor-in-chief of BioEngineeing News

The Best Defense
(Or, 'It Must be Your Imagination')
By Tom Mysiewicz
1-11-11



The following Associated Press item recently appeared on MSNBC:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40961721...ent/?gt1=43001
It's a continuation of a trend that has been developing in recent weeks--a major anti-conspiracy piece even appeared on the official U.S. Government website--proactive anti-conspiracy hit pieces. This one takes the cake for putting the old maxim about the best defense being a good offense.

The piece, by a Mr. Seth Borenstein, first lumps all fish and bird kills together, says these are all perfectly normal, and ends by blaming evil fear mongers, using newfangled technologies like the Internet and call phones, for spreading an unwarranted panic.

Mr. Borenstein, as someone who covered biology news for a living for many years, I can tell you that it is NOT normal for fish die-offs of this magnitude to occur in so many places in such a short time span. In fact, some six (6) months ago I predicted exactly this scenario. I was not trying to create a panic because I said it before any fish were dying. (I am reserving judgement on the bird kills as I do not have sufficient information to make an intelligent conclusion, and neither do you, Mr. Borenstein.)
My reasoning was simple, the massive amounts of oil released by BP in the Gulf of Mexico would ensure that some portion of it would be spread around the world by ocean currents. This would lead to increased microbial activity, oxygen depletion, the occurrence of localized to widespread "dead zones" and possible toxic algae "red tides".

I did not anticipate two things. One was the large-scale use of Corexit dispersant. This has the effect of sinking heavier oil fractions but allowing lighter fractions to vaporize and come back down to earth in rainfall. I also did not anticipate that the Gulf current might be shut down by this massive blanket of oil. Something that, apparently has happened as evidenced by the unanticipated cold waves in England and the rest of Europe (normally warmed by this current). Several credible researchers have proposed this very "climate change" scenario as being well underway.

Massive kills of snapper in New Zealand, millions of dead fish in Chesapeake Bay, 100,000 drum fish dead in Arkansas, dead menhaden (bunker) rafts in South Carolina, and 150 tons of red tilapia in Vietnam--all in a very short time period. (OK--I'll concede to Borenstein the 40,000 dead crabs in England--that probably was due to the cold water, which may be a result of BP's oil gusher in the Gulf altering natural ocean currents and affecting the Jet stream.)

The fish kills are not a coincidence and, I'm beginning to think, the lame excuses for why the fish died also may not be. Well fed snappers in New Zealand do not die of starvation; menhaden (bunker) range up to Maine and Nova Scotia and can take cool water; sick fish generally do not just suddenly die en masse--distressed fish are often seen first; state fisheries biologists do not (normally) say fish died of disease and then say they should be left around for wild animals to eat; and, as for overpopulation, where is your evidence that any of these fish populations was excessive, Mr. Borenstein?

Since the BP oil release there has been a pattern of such fish kills. Saying that die offs are not normally reported is an admission by Borenstein that we are seeing a deviation from the normal. Massive fish die offs could lead to the deaths of tens or even hundreds of millions around the world through starvation. I think an alert, rather than a comatose public (as Borenstein's article seems to prefer) is vital to ensure that politicians are ready and willing to deal with collateral damage. Some things (like crude oil) cannot always be swept under the carpet. In this case, the world's oceans.
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Thomas G. Mysiewicz was editor-in-chief of BioEngineeing News from 1980 through 1993.

[Bioture]

I saw an UFO outside my window today. It was right above the Washington monument. Pics soon...

[Xog]

I saw an UFO outside my window today. It was right above the Washington monument. Pics soon...

Wow I would hate living in the washington monument

[Vatican Assassin]

I saw an UFO outside my window today. It was right above the Washington monument. Pics soon...

sry this article was so hard for you to digest why don't you sit on the washington monument you fukin worthless sack of shit i bid you good say sir

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my cthulu picture is gone now :<