While watching NBC2 coverage of Hurricane Wilma about two dozen residents called the station reporting an unusual sighting. While watching a Doppler loop of Hurricane Wilma coming ashore, a number two appeared in the eye of the storm.
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7 comments:
You know very well that its the face on mars communicating with us. fess up.
Just to play devil's advocate, the precision of the 2 could speak against its artificiality. I could buy weather modification that allows the creation or manipulation of large-scale events in aggregate, but modification that allows such precision in cloud layer over space and time to engage in brief typography seems a bit of a stretch.
Ken,
Soon enough North Dakota is going to have some nice beach front properties and have nice year-round temperatures ... buy now!
Well, this hurricane season does smack of someone testing out a new toy ...
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I have never known any anonymous poster to have any balls.
Brains, either.
You guys! Can't you take ANY conspiracies theories at least HALFWAY seriously?!
haha! You might be surprised at how many highly improbably things I believe. Or maybe you wouldn't. But the most enjoyable theories are those that hold up to at least light skepticism!
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