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  1. F360@20

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    #1 F360@20, Mar 23, 2004
    Ok my friends were trying to tell me that ins Aug. Some Rock has a 67% chance of hitting earth? And it the size of the U.S or something? Can someone please fill me in on this......(houston people) thanks
     
  2. wax

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    #2 wax, Mar 23, 2004
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    I think they're confusing this non-event with a pic I took of a giant Death-Star lobbing a few pounds off Star Jones before she comes crashing back to Earth. Hey, she's a big girl, she can take it.
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  3. dm_n_stuff

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    #3 dm_n_stuff, Mar 23, 2004
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    #4 TheScarletStang, Mar 23, 2004
    LOL i guess the guys up there can't throw rocks at us very well.....oh well i think they will get us one day, but until then, you all should watch this, now im warning you..... please don't be offended by this lil animation. HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A SENSE OF HUMOR!
    http://www.ebaumsworld.com/endofworld.html
     
  5. dm_n_stuff

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    #5 dm_n_stuff, Mar 23, 2004
    How do you find this stuff???

    Yep. still have my sense of humor.

    French woman is particularly attractive, no?
     
  6. vvvmd

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    #6 vvvmd, Mar 23, 2004
    There was an article about this in one of the supermarket tabloids. The same issue said the Mars landers had taken pictures of cats on Mars. I love tabloids chewing gum for your brain. LOL
     
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    #7 darth550, Mar 23, 2004
    I believe the rock you speak of is infinitely smaller that the US and has (more like) a 100% chance of hitting your friends' pipe! :)

    DL
     
  8. teak360

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    #8 teak360, Mar 23, 2004
    That's good.
     
  9. tifosi69

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    #9 tifosi69, Mar 23, 2004
    No ****, she is a pig!
     
  10. Mitch Alsup

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    #10 Mitch Alsup, Mar 23, 2004
    1 in a trillion what? nano-seconds, years,..... In any event, we are overdue for a moderate sized "surprise"; where moderate is worse than WW2 but not as bad as wiping out all life on earth.

    The last big event was Tungusta early in the previous century, this thing flattened several thousand square miles of forest, and the fires in siberia could be seen in london for weeks. The last BIG event was Chuxilub and ended up wiping out 90% of all life forms on the planet.
     
  11. allanlambo

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    #11 allanlambo, Mar 23, 2004
    LOL!
     
  12. thecarreaper

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    #12 thecarreaper, Mar 23, 2004
    ASTEROID SL-61.7 is predicted to have a 63.8% chance of hitting the surface. september,27 2004.


    bye guys. sleep well. dont worry, it will be worse than the movie and not even bacteria will survive it if hits. ( big if )
     
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    #13 ralfabco, Mar 23, 2004
    Anyone want to sell their car really cheap ?
     
  14. wax

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    #14 wax, Mar 23, 2004
    Could you be thinking of "Revelations III" The Final Course? It's a script by David Allen Rigaby. Page 60.
     
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    #15 Bryan, Mar 23, 2004
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    #16 Prugna 328, Mar 23, 2004
    Do not worry about things that you have no control over.
     
  17. Tyler

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    #17 Tyler, Mar 26, 2004
    Article in 2004 April Maxim if you're interested. Details the possible events if an impact would occur. Thecarreaper is right, they are talking about asteroid SL-61.7 How much truth is in this you ask? I'd venture not much.
     
  18. Artherd

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    #18 Artherd, Mar 26, 2004
    On the bright side, we can finally stop hearing politicians shamelessly drone on about September 11th when they're furthering their campaign goals.


    Should something reasonably large hit us, it's not going to be pretty. Gets less prettier the bigger it is (and worse for a Comet vs asteroid. Comet is moving MUCH faster.)
     

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