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Shaking all over: Map of every major earthquake since 1898 reveals stunning image of planet’s danger zones
By Leon Watson
PUBLISHED: 10:57 EST, 7 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:05 EST, 9 July 2012
If you are looking for somewhere safe from an earthquake, this might help.
For this map shows the where every major quake has struck since 1898, and as you can see, the edge of the Pacific Ocean appears particularly dangerous. In total there are a staggering 203,186 of them, dotted all over the world.
The neon-coloured map was created as a side-project by mapping manager John Nelson, in a case of taking his work home with him, as he works for data-visualisation software maker IDV Solutions.
Michigan-based designer John Nelson charted a century’s worth of earthquakes (a staggering 203,186 of them) across the globeJohn revealed on the IDV blog: ‘I’ve been looking at really general sources of existential risk and visualizing them via the kitchen sink school of thematic mapping. So the earthquakes map was just a matter of time.‘Here, data from NCEDC.org and the USGS and UC Berkeley have been sliced out into veneers based on magnitude, then glued onto and image that began it’s life at Nasa’s Visual Earth and wrung into the Times projection (centered at the interesting bits).
‘The result looks an awful lot like a fleet of Nickelodeon tankers spilled the world’s supply of floam.’
Among the quakes John has mapped are the Great San Francisco Earthquake that killed 3,000 people and last year’s disaster in Christchurch, New Zealand, which killed 185 people and destroyed many buildings.
As well as earthquakes, he has also created maps to show the path of each tornado in America over the last six decades using the Fujita Scale, or F-Scale, measures tornadoes based mainly on the amount of damage they cause to buildings and vegetation.
Fuelled by the success of this map, the creator is looking to bring out a new, interactive version, which will include 2012′s data and allow you to filter the map by strength, year, location, seasons and other factors.
- For more about John’s maps, visit the IDV blog.
AWD says:
I was sitting here last night and felt two earthquakes. The New Madrid fault is getting restless again. Last time it went, they felt it in Boston (the New Madrid fault is in Missouri).
God is finally being heard from. Drought, starvation, earthquakes, and Tornadoes. Don’t worry about Global warming, Admin, it’s a myth.
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12th July 2012 at 11:53 am
Administrator says:
Did global warming cause the Dust Bowl in the 1930s?
I’m sure glad there weren’t hurricanes and tornadoes and earthquakes in 1906.
We’re specks on this earth with no control at all. I know that makes people feel bad, but Carlin was right. The earth doesn’t give a fuck about you or what you do.
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12th July 2012 at 11:58 am
AWD says:
Over farming and drought caused the Dust Bowl. That’s still a few years off, but it’s coming again.
Amazing how everything that happened in the late 20′s and 30′s is happening again.
I experienced two earthquakes yesterday, a drought today and the last two months, 108 temps last week, an F4 tornado 2 1/2 months ago.
I trust God, however. If that sounds corny, tough shit. How much longer do you think God is going to stand by as we lie, cheat, steal, destroy our fellow man, make slaves of other people, allow the guilty to roam free and the innocent to suffer? Is he going to stand around as we destroy ourselves in tyranny, greed, corruption, sloth, gluttony, envy, all the while eating every resource on this planet and wiping everything out like a bunch of locusts? Is he going to allow the government and people to destroy the family unit? Allow unlimited unethical, amoral, and unjust behavior?
He’s still running the show, and he has and will be heard from. You’ll know when it happens….
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12th July 2012 at 12:28 pm
Chicago999444 says:
AWD, I see a lot of guys here in Chicago standing on the street corners downtown with their Bibles, preaching the same stuff you’re saying.
Well, guess what. There were earthquakes, tornadoes, brushfires, droughts, and floods on a regular basis a long time before humans evolved and started doing all the things that humans have done to each other throughout our sorry history, which is kill, rape, and plunder each other.
And there will be earthquakes, tornadoes, brushfires, and the rest a long time after our species is gone, or at least as long as this planet is a young, dynamic planet with a molten core and volatile atmosphere.
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12th July 2012 at 12:58 pm
Hope@ZeroKelvin says:
On a historical note, the real loss of life/property in the SF quake was the FIRES from the ruptured gas lines and a totally inadequate response from the city.
It took the US military to come in, get the fires under control and take care of the civilians.
Just sayin’.
So, if this earthquake map is correct, and there have been literally thousands of earthquakes since recorded history, how can you say that fracking as anything to do with earthquakes?
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12th July 2012 at 1:03 pm
John Coster says:
“The earth doesn’t give a fuck about you or what you do.” That’s right Admin. If we fuck up the environment much more, Earth will be just as happy if cockroaches inherit the planet. Heck, they’ve already taken over Washington and Wall Street. There have been many reasons for climate change
over the eons, but that obvious fact in no way means that we humans aren’t capable of making Earth a particularly nasty place for our kind of animal. Believing that human carbon emissions or deforestation can have no effect on the planet is like believing that endlessly bailing out bad banks won’t have any harmful effects on the economy, a faith based position at odds with careful observation.
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12th July 2012 at 1:45 pm
Muck About says:
Ha! I don’t need to sweat earthquakes here in Central Florida! We get a lot of lightning and a few tornados but nothing to run in circles over.
What I sweat is an earthquake way East of us in the Canary Islands. Look at the map, go due East from the Chesapeake Bay, cross the jagged lightning bolt of the mid-Atlantic ridge and see those two really bright spots of yellow?? Those are the Canary Islands. If the volcano on La Palma ever broke loose, there would be a landslide twice the size of the Isle of Man that would slide into the Atlantic out as far as 30 miles generating a tsunami 3000 feet hight and 20 KM wide.
That would, in turn, cause the bathtub to slosh up to and onto the slopes of the Smokey Mountains, and in the progress, turn Florida back into a sand dune after it swept everything of it.
That’s what I sweat..
http://www.rense.com/general13/tidal.htm
MA
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12th July 2012 at 1:49 pm
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12th July 2012 at 1:54 pm
DaveL says:
How come this Global Warming/Climate Change thing only affects us and we are the only ones who should pay to fix it?
IMHO: These kinds of weather/geologic phenomena move in cycles around the planet and are extraterrestrially induced. And no… I don’t mean caused by Martians.
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12th July 2012 at 2:49 pm
AWD says:
I took a cruise down the coast of South America and then to Antarctica. It was supposed to be a glacier experience in the Tiera Del Fuego region of Patagonia. Only problem, the glaciers were all gone. When we got to the bottom of the world, entire ice shelves were gone. Greenland has lost so much ice and it’s so warm they can farm there now. Entire ice shelves in the North Pole are gone. A coincidence I suppose. A million metric tons of carbon being pumped into the atmosphere per day, no big deal.
I’ll be walking down to the beach some day, or my kids will. I’ll be dead when the Earth becomes Venus, thank God. I’m not preaching, dumbass. Good always triumphs over evil, and God is running the show. We got free will, and look what humans have done with it. “In God We Trust”, it’s on our money. What a sham. In criminals we trust. And don’t blame God for religion. Religion, like the government, is men controlling other men.
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12th July 2012 at 4:22 pm
Persnickety says:
@AWD: disappearing glaciers, WHOCOULDANODE?!?!!? Not like you can go to Montana and see photos of where the glacier was in 1900 and then look at where it is today – oh, wait, you can. I’ve done just that in Banff, and it’s depressing. Glaciers are little affected by yearly fluctuations, only long-term trends.
The fabled Northwest Passage is for real now. I guess all those explorers from 1500 through 1900ish just missed it. They must have been trying in February, silly sailors.
As for all the strawman “you don’t really know what climate was before!” claims, you people need to do some reading. Climate research isn’t looking in newspapers and interviewing gramma Mable. You can pull ice cores and sediment cores and get a very detailed indication of yearly climate for thousands and thousands of years (millions for some arctic/antarctic ice cores). You may not know whether July 15, 15,000 BC was exactly 80 or 81 degrees, but you can figure out the average temperature for that year’s summer to a degree of precision, then compare that to readings from other records drilled all over and develop detailed maps of yearly climate for whole regions.
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12th July 2012 at 4:43 pm
Zarathustra says:
Sometime during WW2, a P38 was forced to make an emergency landing on Greenland. It was found about a decade or so under 60 or so feet of ice. Hot water was used to blast a hole and it was recovered and restored. Now if we have all this fucking warming, shouldn’t it have been sitting on the surface?
As for quakes, there is a tsunami with Oregon’s name on it sitting offshore, waiting. If you prowl the coastline and look carefully, you can see remnants of tsunamis past.
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12th July 2012 at 5:51 pm
printmemoney says:
@AWD – I think combining your religious zealotry with your climate change zealotry bolster your arguments.
And for all of you doubters, the bible is true because it says so in the bible.
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12th July 2012 at 7:36 pm
AWD says:
print stain:
blow me
There was no religion whatsoever in what I said. I was talking about God, not religion. If you’re to fucking stupid to tell the difference, tough shit. As far as climate change zealotry, I was making some observations. If you looked up from watching Jersey Shore and your facebook page long enough, you might be able to make observations also.
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12th July 2012 at 7:57 pm
Ron says:
Its like people expect the earth to be some kind of controlled thing with no changes.
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12th July 2012 at 8:06 pm
printmemoney says:
Awd
you should look up the definition of religion….your fanatical faith that god is punishing the evil world through climate change is in itself a religious belief….
Backed up by rock solid anecdotal evidence
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12th July 2012 at 8:35 pm
AWD says:
print is dead
There are at least 5000 known religions in this world, and only one God. If that doesn’t fit in your dogmatic 3rd grade psyche, tough shit. I’m sure the dinosaurs thought they were special.
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12th July 2012 at 8:53 pm
DaveL says:
“Greenland has lost so much ice and it’s so warm they can farm there now.”
They were farming Greenland centuries ago.
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12th July 2012 at 10:02 pm
Novista says:
“In God We Trust”, it’s on our money.
Only since 1957 …
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12th July 2012 at 10:15 pm
printmemoney says:
Call it 5,001. Don’t forget to count what you are preaching.
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12th July 2012 at 10:21 pm
SSS says:
“The earth doesn’t give a fuck about you or what you do.”
—-Admin
You bet your fission, frackin’ ass it doesn’t.
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SSS says:
“In God We Trust”, it’s on our money. Only since 1957 …”
—-Novista
That’s true……for paper currency. “In God We Trust” first appeared on the U.S. two-cent coin (yes, we did have such a coin) in 1864.
Sincerely,
TBP’s Official Numismatist
SSS
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12th July 2012 at 3:52 am
SSS says:
@ Global Warming John Coster (or Climate Change John Coster or whatever you people are calling yourselves nowadays)
Please explain the Ice Age and Medieval Warm Period. Thank you.
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12th July 2012 at 3:58 am
flash says:
The earth is cooling while the financial terrorism of the 1 percent heats up.
You’re welcome.
Yet another study that shows that Earth is cooling, not warming – Does Al Gore know yet?
By Charles Riggs Published: July 11, 2012 10:15AM
Tree-rings prove climate was WARMER in Roman and Medieval times than it is now – and world has been cooling for 2,000 years
Tree ring study gives first accurate climate reading back to 138BC
World has been slowly cooling for 2,000 years
World was warmer in Roman and Medieval times than it is now
Study of semi-fossilised trees in Finland
By Rob Waugh
PUBLISHED: 07:22 EST, 11 July 2012 | UPDATED: 07:22 EST, 11 July 2012
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2171973/Tree-ring-study-proves-climate-WARMER-Roman-Medieval-times-modern-industrial-age.html
Rings in fossilised pine trees have proven that the world was much warmer than previously thought – with measurements dating back to 138BC
Rings in fossilised pine trees have proven that the world was much warmer than previously thought – and the earth has been slowly COOLING for 2,000 years.
Measurements stretching back to 138BC prove that the Earth is slowly cooling due to changes in the distance between the Earth and the sun.
The finding may force scientists to rethink current theories of the impact of global warming.
It is the first time that researchers have been able to accurately measure trends in global temperature over the last two millennia.
Over that time, the world has been getting cooler – and previous estimates, used as the basis for current climate science, are wrong.
Their findings demonstrate that this trend involves a cooling of -0.3°C per millennium due to gradual changes to the position of the sun and an increase in the distance between the Earth and the sun.
‘This figure we calculated may not seem particularly significant,’ says Esper, ‘however, it is also not negligible when compared to global warming, which up to now has been less than 1°C.
‘Our results suggest that the large-scale climate reconstruction shown by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) likely underestimate this long-term cooling trend over the past few millennia.’
The finding was based on semi-fossilised tree rings found in Finnish lapland.
Professor Dr. Jan Esper’s group at the Institute of Geography at JGU used tree-ring density measurements from sub-fossil pine trees originating from Finnish Lapland to produce a reconstruction reaching back to 138 BC.
In so doing, the researchers have been able for the first time to precisely demonstrate that the long-term trend over the past two millennia has been towards climatic cooling.
‘We found that previous estimates of historical temperatures during the Roman era and the Middle Ages were too low,’ says Esper. ‘Such findings are also significant with regard to climate policy, as they will influence the way today’s climate changes are seen in context of historical warm periods.’
The annual growth rings in trees are the most important witnesses over the past 1,000 to 2,000 years as they indicate how warm and cool past climate conditions were.
Researchers from Germany, Finland, Scotland, and Switzerland examined tree-ring density profiles in trees from Finnish Lapland. In this cold environment, trees often collapse into one of the numerous lakes, where they remain well preserved for thousands of years.
Global cooling: It is the first time that researchers have been able to accurately measure trends in global temperature over the last two millennia
The annual growth rings in trees are the most important witnesses over the past 1,000 to 2,000 years as they indicate how warm and cool past climate conditions were
The density measurements correlate closely with the summer temperatures in this area on the edge of the Nordic taiga; the researchers were thus able to create a temperature reconstruction of unprecedented quality.
The reconstruction provides a high-resolution representation of temperature patterns in the Roman and Medieval Warm periods, but also shows the cold phases that occurred during the Migration Period and the later Little Ice Age.
In addition to the cold and warm phases, the new climate curve also exhibits a phenomenon that was not expected in this form.
For the first time, researchers have now been able to use the data derived from tree-rings to precisely calculate a much longer-term cooling trend that has been playing out over the past 2,000 years.
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Administrator says:
“We’re specks on this earth with no control at all. I know that makes people feel bad, but Carlin was right. The earth doesn’t give a fuck about you or what you do.”
One of the greatest things I take away from amateur astronomy is the incredibly desolate, reality of my insignificance. There is a quasar in the constellation of Virgo known as 3C 273 (romantic, I know) that is one of the most distant objects a human can see with our own eyes in amateur telescopes as small as four inches in diameter.
To put it in perspective, recall from science class that the speed of light is 186,000 MILES per SECOND. Also, one gigalight-year equals one billion light-years. This quasar with the romantic name is 2.443 gigalight-years or 749 mega-parsecs from Earth. Really ponder that for moment! Light from the Sun takes about eight minutes to reach Earth. Light from this quasar travels for 2.443 BILLION years to get here moving at 186,000 MILES every SECOND.
I love how insignificant words become to describe these distances and how elegantly and honestly math describes them. Below are a few links of my own. The first is a very rare telescope I have the privilege of owning. There are currently only two known to exist right at the monent, though we are certain more are out there. The second is a few pictures from a lunar eclipse I shot. The third is a comet I imaged in 2007. What made it interesting is that for a period of time after rounding the Sun it grew to such an enormous size that it became the largest object in our solar system, bigger than the Sun itself! The final link is an image of a planetary nebula known or M27 or The Dumbbell Nebula. A planetary nebula is the shell of a recently deceased star similar in size to our own Sun and can be considered to be a close approximation of what will happen to our own Sun in as soon as four billion years from now. Google “planetary nebula” images to see the incredible variety of forms they take.
http://skyexplorers.com/cave_r.htm
http://skyexplorers.com/8-28-07eclipse.htm
http://skyexplorers.com/comet_holmes.htm
http://skyexplorers.com/M_27.htm
I_S
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12th July 2012 at 11:53 am
Jack Booted-Gauleiter says:
“the incredibly desolate, reality of my insignificance”…
…what do you expect if you are an indentured servant?
I don’t feel this way, mainly because from my perspective, the universe revolves around ME.
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12th July 2012 at 7:21 pm
stilo says:
either worldview you might have, evolution or creation, says the earth doesn’t care. It’s inanimate., but some religions believe it has animus, like Pantheism, the Gaia cult, the age-old Diana. How do you arrive at Pantheism? By worshipping the creation. Romans: men fell short of worshipping the Creator and worshipped things beneath them (birds and four-footed creatures) Which proves the corruption of nature within the heart of man, as well as the creation itself being fallen. Men are in impenetreble darkness with no light, knowing they have fallen from a position of greatness but cannot find it again. (paraphrasing Pascal) Jesus Christ is the only answer.
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12th July 2012 at 7:54 pm
Veritas Biblios says:
Christ Jesus was clear in his Olivet Discourse as to the signs preceeding his return…
the re-establishment of the Jewish State in 1948, followed by record-breaking frequency
and duration of storms, earthquakes, etc. are the “handwriting on the wall” for those
with eyes to see….our earth, as Jesus predicted, is behaving as a woman in labor
pains..they slowly increase in severity and frequency.
Revelation is clear what happens next…..you can read tomorrow’s newspaper today.
He is waiting with open arms…come soon, Lord Jesus.
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12th July 2012 at 8:43 pm
Zarathustra says:
Jesus will return with the 12th imam in order to fulfill their mission of bringing peace and justice to the world.
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12th July 2012 at 8:54 pm
Veritas Biblios says:
Zarathustra, you are living proof of the truth of God’s word….Proverbs 18: 6 & 7…
Thank you for proving it to us all.
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12th July 2012 at 9:37 pm
SSS says:
Time to ramble and mutter and sputter and grumble.
Zara said, “Jesus will return with the 12th imam in order to fulfill their mission of bringing peace and justice to the world.”
Ah, a Twelver Shiite Muslim. Twelver Shī‘a believe that the 12th Imam al-Mahdī was born in 869 and did not die but rather was hidden by God in 941 and will later emerge with Isa (Jesus Christ) in order to fulfill their mission of bringing peace and justice to the world. Interesting.
I realize that the violence visited among believers in various Christian sects and beliefs in centuries past was extraordinary and brutal (see history of the Roman Catholic Church). There are even examples in the somewhat recent past (see history of Joseph Smith and the Mormon Church in the 19th Century). But one must admit that Christians today have largely put at least their “violent” differences behind them.
But the violence between Sunni and Shia Muslims today is literally breathtaking. Anyone with even the faintest knowledge of one of the most unstable nations on Earth, Pakistan, is left shaking his or her head after reading some of the unspeakable day-to-day viciousness these “Muslim brothers” visit upon one another.
Pakistan is majority Sunni, but there are tens of millions Shia willing to exact revenge on Sunnis at the drop of a bernoose. Syria same, but with Shia rulers, the Assad family, ergo the alliance with Iran. Iraq is majority Shia, with Sunni rulers for decades when Hussein was in charge (I don’t know who is really in charge nowadays, thanks to U.S. interference). Iran is majority Shia which supports Iraqi Shia troublemakers and Lebanese terrorists aka Hezbollah. There are rebellious Shia in Sunni Bahrain, which is being assisted by Sunni Saudi Arabia, which greatly fears Iran.
The Middle East is so fucked up, I don’t know why any sane country would set foot in that horror show. We need more fracking for shale oil in the Bakken reserve, drilling in ANWR, and offshore drilling in the Arctic, and just let those fuckers have at it.
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12th July 2012 at 11:23 pm
Ruth Musante says:
And God said; “I gave you a religion of life and you made it a religion of rules and formulas. I am the creator of good and you made me a tryant since in my precepts you see only what discpleases you.
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12th July 2012 at 11:28 pm
Zarathustra says:
SSS, you ignorant slut. Man, you’re more gullible than Stucky. I’m not a fucking muslim, shia or otherwise. I think most of the muslim on muslim violence is driven by tribe, not religion. There really is very little difference of doctrine between a sunni and a shia. Less than even catlicks and protestants.
There is one middle eastern religion I am attracted to and that is zoroastrianism. Good thoughts, good words, good deeds. Yes it sounds like something out of Animal House (knowledge is good), but if one studies it, it’s the most humane religious doctrine ever created. It doesn’t seek to control but rather to liberate. A god who asks for voluntary support to perfect his creation and threatens no punishment to those who refuse….
Besides, who wouldn’t want their dead body to be consumed by vultures?
An interesting factoid. There is a zoroastrian fire temple outside of the city of Yazd in Iran where the altar fire has remained continuously lit for over 1500 years.
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12th July 2012 at 11:48 pm
Zarathustra says:
Oh, and as for you, VB. Shove it up your ass.
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12th July 2012 at 11:55 pm
sensetti says:
Zoroastrian fire worshippers in Tehran.
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12th July 2012 at 12:13 am
Zarathustra says:
sensetti, cool picture but zoroastrians are not really fire worshippers. They consider both fire and earth to be sacred, which is why those who adhere to the original practice neither bury nor burn the dead so as not to desecrate either. It’s really not unlike ancient judaism where dead bodies were put in caves to decompose before burying the bones in an ossuary. Personally as one who has studied it a bit, I believe judaism is largely a spinoff from zorastrianism. That would explain why Cyrus commissioned the construction of the second temple in jerusalem…from his perspective, he was building the jewish equivalent of a zoroastrian fire temple.
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12th July 2012 at 12:32 am
SSS says:
Zara
You said, IN ONE SENTENCE AND WITHOUT FURTHER COMMENT, “Jesus will return with the 12th imam in order to fulfill their mission of bringing peace and justice to the world.” WTF am I supposed to conclude from that single statement? That you practice Voodoo?
You also said in a followup, “I think most of the muslim on muslim violence is driven by tribe, not religion.” That may be true, but who in the West gives a shit what drives Muslim violence? It is what it is. And Muslims kill each other by the thousands each year just over differences of religion, no matter how insignicant. We are fools if we think we can help with that reality.
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12th July 2012 at 1:14 am
Zarathustra says:
SSS, as an observant TBP shit throwing monkey, I was merely responding to VB’s Xtian zionist whackjobism. I can smell them from miles away.
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12th July 2012 at 1:33 am
christopher slevin says:
Expletives erode credibility.
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12th July 2012 at 8:25 am
Veritas Biblios says:
Interesting, isn’t it, that Zarathustra can’t even type the word “Christ..” when he tries
to write the word “Christian”….has to use an “X” instead, and invective, slurs, and
lies flow from his replies like water from a well. Says something about who may
be the ruler of his heart, doesn’t it……As the bible says, darkness cannot stand
to be in the presence of (or even write the name of) light.
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12th July 2012 at 12:09 pm
TeresaE says:
christopher slevin says:
Expletives erode credibility.
dafuq ya’ say?
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12th July 2012 at 12:22 pm
TeresaE says:
Hey Ruth, where did this come from?
And God said; “I gave you a religion of life and you made it a religion of rules and formulas. I am the creator of good and you made me a tryant since in my precepts you see only what discpleases you.
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12th July 2012 at 12:23 pm
Administrator says:
Bible thumpers don’t last long on TBP.
Don’t you have a little boy to molest.
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12th July 2012 at 12:29 pm
Colma Rising says:
Tornadoes, droughts and quakes!
Oh My!
Tornadoes, droughts and quakes!
Oh My!
Christ Almighty….
Jumping Jesus on a pogo stick!
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12th July 2012 at 12:49 pm
Veritas Biblios says:
John 3:16
It’s never to late, friends….
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12th July 2012 at 3:16 pm
Zarathustra says:
VB, X is a wonderful letter. It’s the first letter in the word Xtos, which is greek for christ. It’s also the first letter in the word Xvarnah, which is the light of glory. Now fuck off.
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12th July 2012 at 5:58 pm
ANA-MATRIX says:
OMG, YOU GUYS ARE FOUL. READY FOR TRUTH? MOTHER GAIA IS A SPIRITUAL BEING.
SHE IS ABOUT TO RE-BIRTH A NEW EARTH; WILL YOU STAY OR GO? SHE CAN NOT TAKE THE
ABUSE MUCH LONGER, SO-0 SHE & ME ARE ASCENDING. LOOK IT UP:
http://WWW.2013RAINBOWROUNDTABLE.COM. SEE YA!
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12th July 2012 at 7:30 pm
AKAnon says:
Christopher-Fuckin’ A right, dude.
Ana M-Nice handle. And in the competition for number one whack job, a new contender emerges.
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12th July 2012 at 8:14 pm
cowboy says:
Zarathrusta underestimated the depth of the Lost Squadron on Greenland. 270 feet of ice covered 2 B17s and 3 P38s. They had been visible on the surface until the middle 60′s. Talk about global cooling to make 270 feet of ice. Rhe expedition to recover 1 P38 was in the mid 1990′s.
The major greenhouse gas is water vapor. Carbon Dioxide produced by human activity is a small fraction of 1%. Global warming may or may not be occurring. There has been no GLOBAL warming for at least 10 years. Global warming is a scam to get S tax money to give to the UN.
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12th July 2012 at 10:29 pm
sensetti says:
ANA-MATRIX says: OMG, YOU GUYS ARE FOUL
Why whatever do you mean my dear? I can assure you there is not one member of TBP that is actually foul. Well……… maybe one… his name is Smokey; his language is at times ruff you might say, but foul no way.
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12th July 2012 at 11:42 pm
ANA-MATRIX says:
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12th July 2012 at 11:43 pm
sensetti says:
ANA-MATRIX now that’s foul!
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12th July 2012 at 11:45 pm
Bruce says:
Flash,
And in the end it exploded and then there was nothing. Natural disasters, Man made disasters and
Toxic fiat economy. We are triple dog doomed.
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12th July 2012 at 1:23 am
Zarathustra says:
On second thought, I should have pretended to be a twelver shiite muslim just to fuck you you people for awhile.
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12th July 2012 at 4:45 am
Zarathustra says:
fuck with
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12th July 2012 at 4:48 am
Zarathustra says:
On the previous note I have a confession to make. When I was a kid, I enticed catholic kids in my neighborhood to eat a hotdog on friday.
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12th July 2012 at 4:54 am
Diane says:
It’s not a matter of “if” .. it’s a matter of when the destructive quake will hit the West Coast — citizens need to be prepared to survive without the help of emergency responders for 3+ days!
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12th July 2012 at 1:20 pm
RMATTEN says:
Wouldn’t it be interesting if Curiosity’s investigation of Mars revealed that an advanced civilization lived there millions of years ago but everything died as a result of climate change, leaving the barren mass that we now see.
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12th July 2012 at 7:35 pm
1906 earthquake says:
[...] Shake Rattle & Roll [...]
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12th July 2012 at 8:40 pm
FTL says:
RMATTEN – It wasn’t climate change that blew off the Martian atmosphere but a Martian nuclear war that blasted it off. Fortunately a small group of Martians made it to planet Earth over 1 Million years ago and started the civilization we have today.
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12th July 2012 at 9:30 pm
Enlightened Human says:
That is no way to speak of your mother ANA-Matrix
You should be ashamed, I tell you, damned ashamed!
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12th July 2012 at 10:13 pm
Laptop Millionaire Blog » Blog Archive » How To Always Get a Job, No Matter How The Economy Is Doing says:
[...] Incredible graphic shows every major earthquake in recorded history “If you are looking for somewhere safe, this might help…” http://www.theburningplatform.com/?p=37168 [...]
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12th July 2012 at 9:13 am