Originally posted by VreemdeVlieendeVoorwep
reply to post by Olivet

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So, it will be two french guys hey?

Any particular reason for that? Is it so they can continue to make awesome souffles for the rest of humanity.

Also, you don't want to disclose who they will become, because it is "confidential information"?

Dude, just spit it out, and maybe make a difference, if not, just continue to live in this fantasy of yours.

Cheers

vvv

Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Olivet

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I am one of the two French people I speak about. I did these pics.

Other posters have claimed to be aliens, Egyptian gods, and others in the know.

Any Napoleons out there?

But the visions, dreams and encounters multiplied recently once we admitted and accepted to die, resurrect and be someone else.

Do you have a suicide hotline in France? Seriously.

Tonight (or a.m. there), there was a 5.1 and a 6.0, minutes apart. That is more notable, I think, than a 5 or 6 in Japan, Indonesia, or somewhere like that, just because it happens less frequently. So, while you are absolutely correct that quakes that size are common, I think it's really the location and averages for that area that should be paid attention to. If there was a 6.0 on the New Madrid, that would definitely be more important than a 6.0 in the South Pacific, because of its location and history.

Originally posted by Evildead
reply to post by Olivet

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You now have 20 posts and can create your OWN thread on this subject. Thank you

edit on 5/19/12 by Evildead because: (no reason given)

THE public prosecutor responsible for the investigation of the school bombing in Italy that killed a 16-year-old girl said that it was probably an isolated attack.

"The most likely hypothesis is that of an individual and isolated act," Marco Di Napoli told a news conference in the southern city of Brindisi, where the bombing occurred, adding, however:

"It's not impossible that it was the work of a single person."

"We are far from knowing the truth only 24 hours after" the attack, which has not been claimed, he admitted.

"It could be an isolated act, not necessarily a terrorist attack," he added. "It could be the act of someone at war with the rest of the world or who has psychological problems," he said.

"All possibilities remain open," he said, while indicating that investigators thought a mafia connection was unlikely.