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At the same time, experts say it was a missile. Which experts are right?

http://www.examiner.com/conservative-in-san-francisco/expert-says-no-doubt-it-was-a-missile-off-the-california-coast

Sorry guys, that was me setting off one of my model rockets.


Nah, it's just the military testing something and not admitting it. When the military denies something, you can bet that it was them.


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filbert wrote:Oh I agree - no-one really knows but that's the worrying thing really. Every possibility from meteorite to earthquake has been postulated; no-one has a clue.

Last time I checked, earthquakes don't launch projectiles with contrails.




EDIT: Scratch all that. It was clearly iron man.

GalacticDefender wrote:Last time I checked, earthquakes don't launch projectiles with contrails.

Filbert was talking about the incident in Australia that people thought might have been a nuclear detonation, not this incident.

Miguelsan wrote:

Frazzled wrote:Now that I think about it, it could have been a Navy Missile taking down an alien space craft, that was spotted passing by Venue, after the Russian "weather" satellite missed. It may be that, thanks to a few brave men, the world (except Texas and maybe Australia) was saved from zombie apocalypse.

The Outer Gods are coming? Time to start stocking canned food.

M.

Thinking more Night of the Living Dead.