WE'RE SO DEAD!

[Moonlight]

Here's something else to think about as well Mr Quatro, when these idiotic politicians of the USA, China and Russia have run out of meaningful diplomatic dialogue, one of the bloody idiots is going to start flinging nuclear missiles about, and the sad thing about it is, they know it's going to happen sooner rather than later.

Dig yourself a deep bunker and wait for the show to start.

[Mr Quatro]

Originally Posted by Moonlight

Here's something else to think about as well Mr Quatro, when these idiotic politicians of the USA, China and Russia have run out of meaningful diplomatic dialogue, one of the bloody idiots is going to start flinging nuclear missiles about, and the sad thing about it is, they know it's going to happen sooner rather than later.

Dig yourself a deep bunker and wait for the show to start.

Yes of course it's just a matter of time, uh? I think I'll go have another bowl of ice cream and think about it.

[Armistead]

Climate change, nuclear war, colliding universes, but my only chance of end of times will be nukes. It brings back memories of nuke drills as a kid in school when we were told to get under our desk and not look at the bright light...

[Otto Harkaman]

Another robo call from Auto Warranty Services

[nikimcbee]

Originally Posted by Aktungbby

THE MILKY WAY AND THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY ARE ON A COLLISION COURSE....NOW THIS: http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-galaxy-mega-merger-20180425-story.html

I blame Kathleen Kennedy. She has destroyed the Universe.

[Aktungbby]

I'm moving to Prescott AZ... Duluth MN's too cold when our own galaxy's as yet undiscovered black hole starts doing this as in Neighboring Centaurus 4's (a mere 13 light years away) black hole: that gas jet is thousands of light years long! Here's a close-up from the Event Horizon scope
Funny how nuthin viewed at taxpayer expense from repaired Hubble or Event Horizon optics ever bodes well for humans, blue whales or endangered elephants...

[em2nought]

Originally Posted by Aktungbby

I'm moving to Prescott AZ... Duluth MN's too cold

I'm thinking Paraguay.

[mapuc]

Well if you didn't knew-Zombies is real, they do exist

No you say, I say take a look at the ordinary voter.

Back to we're so dead-discussion

Markus

[Otto Harkaman]

This is the thing I fear most when I am out biking; a hot blonde in a large black SUV, talking and texting on her cellphone. She'll run you over quicker than you can say dead

[Otto Harkaman]

Yes no orgasms being roadkill to a women driving a dangerously large vehicle distracted by social media.

[Rockstar]

[Rockstar]

Then there’s Apophis first thought it collide with earth in 2029. But latest figures indicate a CPA of just 23,339 miles from earth. That’s awfully close I hope whoever did the math was good.

https://eyes.nasa.gov/apps/asteroids.../99942_apophis

[Aktungbby]

Too bad we cannot weaponize it and drop it on Moscow or Crimea as with Sodom and Gommorah! there's no disPUTIN the wrath o' God BBY

An Ancient Middle Eastern City Destroyed by a Meteor May Have Inspired the Bible’s Tale of Sodom and Gomorrah, a New Study Says. A cosmic airburst sounds like an otherworldly event, but other instances have been documented, such the explosion over Tunguska, Russia, in 1908. Such explosions are rare, with thousands of years between known events. Tall el-Hamman is the second-earliest airburst to be identified, after one in Abu Hureyra, Syria, which experts believe was destroyed by a comet some 12,800 years ago, and may represent the first written record of such a catastrophic event.
The Tall el-Hamman meteor was probably larger than the one that struck Tunguska, but no bigger than 200 to 250 feet across. A cosmic airburst sounds like an otherworldly event, but other instances have been documented, such the explosion over Tunguska, Russia, in 1908. Such explosions are rare, with thousands of years between known events. Tall el-Hamman is the second-earliest airburst to be identified, after one in Abu Hureyra, Syria, which experts believe was destroyed by a comet some 12,800 years ago, and may represent the first written record of such a catastrophic event. In reaching their conclusions on the cause of the Tall el-Hammam destruction, the scientist said they investigated 14 major lines of evidence, including the discovery of pottery and bricks that melted at extremely high temperatures, diamond-like carbon formed at high pressure and temperature, and evidence of minerals that melted at temperatures of over 2500°C (4500 degrees Fahrenheit.) They also discovered human remains they said were so badly destroyed and dispersed it could only have been caused by a massive nuclear-like explosion.
“The circumstances and condition of the human bones and fragments suggest that at the moment of death, these individuals were going about normal activities inside the palace, on the upper ring road, and/or on the rampart above the road, where they were struck by a high-temperature thermal pulse, followed by a hyper-velocity blast wave from a catastrophic cosmic airburst,” the study found, noting that the most similar event recorded in modern times was the airburst at Tunguska. The study notes that there is ongoing debate as to whether Tall el-Hammam could be the biblical city of Sodom, saying that question is “beyond the scope of this investigation.”

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/me...-sodom-2015505 https://www.timesofisrael.com/meteor...m-study-finds/

[Aktungbby]

...as I've casually pointed out in the Ukraine and Onkel Neal's trucking threads, MIT thinktankers and Nostrodemus have both predicted that civilization will end around 2040...ie 17 years left on the spinning mudball. Covid, global warming, incompetent leadership, and nuclear proliferation will likely be the primary culprits. This will seriously the hamper the current Sino 100 year global-hegemony new world order agenda currently emanating/afflicting from Bejing . Since life on earth can only be regarded as "living in a bubble" compared to the harsh, seemingly lifeless expanding universe this planet exists in, the predicted expansion of the sun into a red giant will put paid to the whole matter shortly. I say shortly: as Einstein once said: "time is an illusion"; my 72 circumnavigations of the sun, measured as 364.25 spins of the mudball-ride, while admiring my watch collection, may therefore be only a manifestation of the "bubble" in my febrile mind. ATTN MODERATOR: please move this thread to the "we are so dead" thread.

[Skybird]

Something tells me that you draw some hidden pleasure from the latest cosmological idea that we all exist inside a Black Hole.