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August 29th? My calendar has all these worthless pages for the rest of the year. I want my money back!
Calendars? You're worried about calendars? I've got all these magazine subscriptions and my driving license doesn't run out for 5 more years.
And who says August 29th anyway? What's their believability? I've been through several "end-of-everything" events already I'm getting kind of jaded.
And besides I haven't collected on my life insurance yet. ... Wait... what? you mean that's not how it works?
You didn't realise that the world has ended and we are now just a simulation on the aliens' computers? (A buggy simulation, as you may have noticed.)
Source for JUDGEMENT DAY 2020
Oh, the source is a movie from decades ago. Well then, I apologize.
Please excuse my disbelief. I bow to their abilities. There's no better source than commercial prognosticators. For example the book "1984". or the movies "2001", "2010", and "2012".
Of course there were other events too. But you can understand my hesitance. I did not drink the KoolAid, and I didn't believe in the comet. But they were just cults gone amok.
You mean you've NEVER seen any of the Terminator movies?
Tsk, tsk, tsk.
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Well, yes I saw the first two when they first came out (1984 and 1991. Yep, several decades ago.) but couldn't find any interest in the rest. Apocolypse movies were getting tiresome, even back then.
talk about NASTY! both this and the drunk cucumber are pretty nasty to my taste buds
Too each their own, brother, to each their own.
Another sign of it must be the end of the world never would thought we would had a 5.1 earthquake. Rocked us out of bed at 8:08 this morning you can see it on my security camera the water in the pool was rocking wildly. Whoa!
The epicenter was about 60 miles from us in Sparta NC https://abc11.com/nc-earthquake-in-today-carolina/6362392/
...could only get 44 seconds in after the Advert before it hit a buffering stall, though what I did see from that living room camera looked pretty rough.
Yea it was crazy..not something i would have expected for sure in Northeast Tennessee
...I remember one way back in the late 1960s that occurred in the lower Great Lakes area. Felt a shaking and just thought it was another freight train rumbling by, then a bulletin came over the radio that we had experienced an earthquake. We all thought "?" as that was usually something we hears about in Alaska, California, or Japan Of course shortly afterwards we learned that there was a major fault to the south near th confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers and the strongest earthquake ever recorded in the lower states occurred there in 1811. Fortunately at the time the area was sparsely settle unlike today (St. Louis, Chicago and Milwaukee were at best, forts or trading posts then).
It has actually been found to be a network of faults called the New Madrid Seismic Region that reaches from Central & Eastern Texas up through eastern Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Southern Illinois, Southern Indiana and western Ohio Parts of it are becoming active again with an increase tremors recorded over the last couple years in various areas. Should another large event on the level of the 1811 quake were to occur there, it would be devastating as few of the cities in the region have built to withstand a major quake. Even newer buildings will be susceptible as they are not built or have been retrofitted to the same seismic standards as in areas where quakes are a more common occurrence like the West Coast and Japan.
Just checking in top see how everyone is doing with the end of the world. Looks like it may be time for another Hurricane if Delta developes. BTW Ivy, any more earth movement issues in Tennessee?
I tried to stay away from the internet but that was not fun! Also getting rides anywhere is a pain because of the virus. Hopefully I can go out Monday!