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Strangelove wrote:Okay, so a few days ago today's scientists are all like....
"OMG this plunge-us-into-an-Ice-Age-sized asteroid is closer than we've ever seen, LOOK!!"
And on the very day that they're saying look over HERE
... over THERE, Earth is struck by the largest meteor to ever have struck a population centre.
Scientists: "Ooops missed that one."
Then there's this.
If that meteor had struck 30 years ago, Russia definitely would've immediately launched 1000 nukes at their enemies.
There would've been a nuclear response by America to THAT and yada yada yada
.... nuclear winter.
So yeah, all I wanna say is global warming alarmists can basically SUCK IT.
ukcanuck wrote:By this logic I fell really good about my retirement savings fund...or lack there of ;(

http://news.sky.com/story/1053694/green-space-slime-baffles-nature-experts
An unexplained jelly-like substance which is said to occur during meteor showers has been found on a wildlife park in Somerset.
The RSPB has appealed for help in identifying the slime, which is said to be scattered on grass banks close to pools and lakes around Ham Wall Nature Reserve near Glastonbury.
The jelly-like substance could be bacteria, fungus or toad innards, wildlife experts said.
Some believe it could be a substance that has been written about for centuries called star or astral jelly, which is said to appear in the wake of meteor showers.
Its appearance has coincided with a meteor strike in Russia and the harmless fly-by of an asteroid at a record distance from Earth last week.
The public are being warned not to touch the mystery substance, and to inform nature reserve staff if they spot any.

Strangelove wrote:Speaking of jolly ole England, OKAY THIS SHIT JUST GOT REAL:http://news.sky.com/story/1053694/green-space-slime-baffles-nature-experts
An unexplained jelly-like substance which is said to occur during meteor showers has been found on a wildlife park in Somerset.
The RSPB has appealed for help in identifying the slime, which is said to be scattered on grass banks close to pools and lakes around Ham Wall Nature Reserve near Glastonbury.
The jelly-like substance could be bacteria, fungus or toad innards, wildlife experts said.
Some believe it could be a substance that has been written about for centuries called star or astral jelly, which is said to appear in the wake of meteor showers.
Its appearance has coincided with a meteor strike in Russia and the harmless fly-by of an asteroid at a record distance from Earth last week.
The public are being warned not to touch the mystery substance, and to inform nature reserve staff if they spot any.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers![]()
So uhhh how you feeling there UK?
Strangelove wrote:
If that meteor had struck 30 years ago, Russia definitely would've immediately launched 1000 nukes at their enemies.
There would've been a nuclear response by America to THAT and yada yada yada
.... nuclear winter.
So yeah, all I wanna say is global warming alarmists can basically SUCK IT.

Topper wrote:we could have been dinosaurs.......
Topper wrote:How many Catholics in the Falklands?

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