Welcome to this brave new world. Cornett-IMS, an ad agency based in Lexington, Kentucky came up with a novel idea for distributing ads around town: pay men $5 to walk around with a small advertisement card in their beards. Sounds like a joke, right? A&W doesn't think so; they've signed up as the campaign's first major business partner.
Hey, at least it's not permanent like a tattoo, right?
Objects 20-120ft long like yellow fragmented rope, and 'Plexiglass' type substance layered like oil floating on the bay's surface, Check out this video on YouTube:
How weird is this, they are saying that cameras cut out and stuff:
The OceanX team have discovered right angles, walls with absolutely smooth surfaces and cavities-like corridors inside the object as well as something resembling a staircase (courtesy of @2012IndyInfo)
Object is raised about 10 to 13ft above seabed and curved at the sides like a mushroom
Hole is surrounded by an strange rock formation that expedition team can not explain
Stones are covered in something 'resembling soot' which has baffled experts
Divers say phones and some camerasswitch off when close to the object
@ThePropheticWay posted this video. Which is a discovery which is good to know about, in the sense of being aware and not having this shileded by those media fat cats.
SO the thing is that because @Dutchsinse has alot to say on the subject, and loves to talk about it too, but as he of knowledge in how clouds form, and geological effects, and causes, including man-made! Well it is Sunday so fair enough that he want to spend it with family or friends / tv /home entertainment, ect.
Wow, weird stuff!
So anyway, I
thought it was very interesting, my wife tels me that the Canary Islands
are actually being pushed up by the earth's mantle as we speak at a
rapid rate too, I recall.
Anyway, there's your latest Wonders of the Earth fix :D
Heard two distinct sets of #booming sounds last night, it was just like the sounds from #Colorado and it made dogs bark. it came from the sky, and it echoed through the streets. It was too frequent for thunder, and sounded like something hitting a hard metallic surface or the ground