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Stupidest Thing I've Ever Read

hopalong

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Do you mean other thanb kolo=jingo and her posts??????
Most of them are way past being stupid, :D
Kinds like stupid is as stupid does in her case!
 

Mike

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hopalong said:
Do you mean other thanb kolo=jingo and her posts??????
Most of them are way past being stupid, :D
Kinds like stupid is as stupid does in her case!

I don't think kolo & jingo are one and the same.

Kolo could not make a sentence with more than 3 words, and jingo makes 4 word sentences regularly.
 

Steve

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while the climate might be affected... just as it was by the Chilean quake
The recent 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile released so much energy that NASA scientists are saying that it has affected the Earth’s rotation and shortened our days!

The change in the length of the day came as a result of the shift in the Earth’s axis that occurred because of the quake. The Earth’s figure axis, the imaginary line about which its mass is balanced, shifted by 2.7 milliseconds of arc, or about eight centimetres.

Gross said the smaller Chilean earthquake had a greater effect on the Earth’s rotation because it occurred farther away from the equator. As well, the fault responsible for the Chile quake dips into the Earth at a steeper angle, making it more effective at shifting the axis.
trong earthquakes have altered Earth’s days and its axis in the past. The 9.1 Sumatran earthquake in 2004, which set off a deadly tsunami, should have shortened Earth’s days by 6.8 microseconds and shifted its axis by about 2.76 inches

Initial results out of Italy's National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology show that the 8.9-magnitude earthquake that rattled Japan Friday shifted the earth's rotation axis by about 25 centimetres.

seems that over the last decade we have lost a few microseconds..

will we notice, I doubt it..
 

Trinity man

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I guess the cracks in the black land river bottom isn't because its dry, its earthquakes :roll: . I sure have a lot of earthquakes in the summer time. Maybe I can get some of Obama money (Not goverment Money) to help me. :lol:
 
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