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NiKKoM on 24 January 2012

That's one big fart...



 

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TWRoO on 24 January 2012
NiKKoM said:
That's one big fart...

We should ask NASA to go up there with a giant lighter.



pariz on 24 January 2012

Imagine if this would have happened on December 24th... Lots of kids would have been left without their Christmas presents, right Santa?



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brendude13 on 24 January 2012

Epic.

Didn't this happen a couple of days ago though?



brendude13 on 24 January 2012
pezus said:
Should I be worried since I live fairly close to the North Pole lol?

I think it's only high altitude.

If you're that close then you should be able to see the aurora borealis.



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hajime234 on 24 January 2012

Wow... well let's hope that is all like they expect and there will be no problem with satelites



lurkerwithnosoul on 24 January 2012
pezus said:
Should I be worried since I live fairly close to the North Pole lol?


Worried? Enjoy the awesome aurora borialis that will result from this. :(

(i mean, if this didn't happened already)



lurkerwithnosoul on 24 January 2012

You must be sick of seeing it already. Then you have nothing to worry neither to be amazed at. Just another regular day ad the north pole.



TWRoO on 24 January 2012

*goes to look out the window*

Aww it's cloudy. stupid Britain.



brendude13 on 24 January 2012
pezus said:
Oh, just noticed the sky here is pretty much white (even though it's dark outside) because of incoming snow :O

Are you sure that's not ash?

...Stupid Iceland.