mother nature 2012 (23)
Tarzansnuts: 2011 was very extreme ,
are we in for the same worldwide this year ?
last night was effin wild , thought the roof was gonna blow off
are we in for the same worldwide this year ?
last night was effin wild , thought the roof was gonna blow off
My poor doggie nearly blew away on me this morning when I let her out the back, and my washing line blew down
And the lil 1 only wants me to bring her and her buddy to the park. Aint happening. Batton down the hatches I reckon 
my laneway was blocked by a fallen tree...had fun this morning with my chainsaw...plenty of firewood now
Windy here esp last night but I still would love a walk on the beach..the kind where any minute you might get blown into the sea 
great weather for kite flyers and Mary Poppins though 
I slept like a baby last night! 
I dont think 2011 was as extreme as 2010 or 2009 , as we had a very mild christmas, the previous years were unbearable ice and snow for weeks! However the wind and rain this year has been the most i have ever seen, is 2012 really the end of the world? Gulp
I dont think 2011 was as extreme as 2010 or 2009 , as we had a very mild christmas, the previous years were unbearable ice and snow for weeks! However the wind and rain this year has been the most i have ever seen, is 2012 really the end of the world? Gulp
6.30am today, 20km bog and countryroad, no junction or crossroads, straight, straight, straight. What do I have to see, a huge tree blocking the road, no get through. All the 20km back to drive a different route. 
All the 20km back to drive a different route. it's still very windy and wild out there, but on the plus side at least the few of us on line have electricity! Thousands are without it today! No tv, no internet, no heating and no cooking...imagine that!
MrsJaniPalantir: 6.30am today, 20km bog and countryroad, no junction or crossroads, straight, straight, straight. What do I have to see, a huge tree blocking the road, no get through. All the 20km back to drive a different route.
Did you not get out and lift it out of your way?
MrsJaniPalantir: 6.30am today, 20km bog and countryroad, no junction or crossroads, straight, straight, straight. What do I have to see, a huge tree blocking the road, no get through. All the 20km back to drive a different route.
Ohhh thats a bummer! Put a chain-saw into the boot, it may come in handy in the future!
robpacciani: Very true! I would have had no way to heat my delicious basil and tomato soup if i had no electricity!
mmmm you are making me hungry now....and my fridge is pretty empty at this stage!
MrsJaniPalantir: Didnt finish my spinach dinner last nite...
I'd say you were that pissed off you could have moved it yourself
Tarzansnuts: 2011 was very extreme ,
are we in for the same worldwide this year ?
last night was effin wild , thought the roof was gonna blow off
are we in for the same worldwide this year ?
last night was effin wild , thought the roof was gonna blow off
due to conspiracys of 2012 i say we are all royally doomed to annoyance of falsehoods
Tarzansnuts: 2011 was very extreme ,
are we in for the same worldwide this year ?
last night was effin wild , thought the roof was gonna blow off
are we in for the same worldwide this year ?
last night was effin wild , thought the roof was gonna blow off
its only the of the end of the world 2012
roadracergaz: its only the of the end of the world 2012
Born in Cavan and have been walking the beaches year-round!!! 
ya world is meant to end 21 Dec 2012 cos thats when the Mayan calender ends 
its only the start of the end of the world 2012
Tarzansnuts: 2011 was very extreme ,
are we in for the same worldwide this year ?
last night was effin wild , thought the roof was gonna blow off
are we in for the same worldwide this year ?
last night was effin wild , thought the roof was gonna blow off
Hey there. We could be in for some rough weather, if the last few years are anything to go by.
The Mayan calender seems to refer to a global/astronomical cycle that occurs roughly every 5000 years. The world doesn't end, rather it suggests that at the end of each cycle we get extreme weather and natural disasters - such as earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, climate change, etc. Part of it may have to with a magnetic pole reversal that has occurred regularly through history. That may cause the Earth to rotate in the opposite direction after the polar magnetic shift, which in turn causes a massive tidal wave to sweep the planet. Some have referred to the biblical story of "Noah's Ark" from around 3000 BC as a possible past occurrence of the phenomenon.
Whether it's true or not, it's interesting to examine the evidence surrounding the speculation.
dantes85: Hey there. We could be in for some rough weather, if the last few years are anything to go by.
The Mayan calender seems to refer to a global/astronomical cycle that occurs roughly every 5000 years. The world doesn't end, rather it suggests that at the end of each cycle we get extreme weather and natural disasters - such as earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, climate change, etc. Part of it may have to with a magnetic pole reversal that has occurred regularly through history. That may cause the Earth to rotate in the opposite direction after the polar magnetic shift, which in turn causes a massive tidal wave to sweep the planet. Some have referred to the biblical story of "Noah's Ark" from around 3000 BC as a possible past occurrence of the phenomenon.
Whether it's true or not, it's interesting to examine the evidence surrounding the speculation.
The Mayan calender seems to refer to a global/astronomical cycle that occurs roughly every 5000 years. The world doesn't end, rather it suggests that at the end of each cycle we get extreme weather and natural disasters - such as earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, climate change, etc. Part of it may have to with a magnetic pole reversal that has occurred regularly through history. That may cause the Earth to rotate in the opposite direction after the polar magnetic shift, which in turn causes a massive tidal wave to sweep the planet. Some have referred to the biblical story of "Noah's Ark" from around 3000 BC as a possible past occurrence of the phenomenon.
Whether it's true or not, it's interesting to examine the evidence surrounding the speculation.
Well the Mayans were prize idiots so I'm not worrying what they thought. They didn't even have iPhones!
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are we in for the same worldwide this year ?
last night was effin wild , thought the roof was gonna blow off