Uncanny Prophesy: 18th July, Philippine will get 8.1 earthquake

[likos]

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d njud mg.worry ang mga tao ani

ang kasagaran ron nga g.worry kay
kamahal sa bugas, plitehan,. ug uban pa

bhalag mg.linog na dha., hehehe,.
bitaw seriously,. wa nman guro ni epekto sa mga tao

ang ka.MAHAL njud sa mga palitonon ang naa sa huna2x

BTW, unsa d.ay ng comet2x thing,. nus.a man pud nah ?

[nItO/pIrEnA]

^^hapit na moabot...

within this month...

[reginakrys]

^^hapit na moabot...

within this month...

bitaw.. ugma makit-an na daw sa states..

[nItO/pIrEnA]

^^hala, silay una maka-experience sa effects ani...tsk,tsk...

gamay ra gyud kaayo ang aware ani noh? kuyaw...

[likos]

mg.dala pud ni trahedya ? or mo agi lng sa langit ?

[rockrhyan1982]

asa man tong na predict ani beh ky laplapan nakog kubal ang tiil nya pa-dagandaganon sa bermuda..

[rodsky]

Please...please, do not use comets as portents of bad events or omen--they're just giant balls of ice and rock for Chrissake--unsay gibuhat intawon sa cometa sa inyo? As an amateur astronomer, ma-lagot and ma-guol ko kanunay whenever bugok people keep talking about astronomy as a tool to justify superstition. Lami kaayo i-galig sa meat grinder.

First off, there are no naked-eye comets for the latter half of this year, and you'd even be lucky if you see one with a pair of binocs. Chances are, you won't even recognize one if you see it. So how could it be possible that a thing out there in deep space, which you can't even recognize even if you managed to see it with a decent telescope, actually affect the planet where you live in? *shakes head*

http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/~jds/preds08.pdf

-RODION

[johnny22aa]

pirting linoga gahapon oi. linog kaaung katre. hahahahahahhaha. kamo cge jud mog too2x anang mga prophesy. scientifically, wa guy mkapredict anang earthquake. too ghpon mo ana.

[tamxy]

let's just wait and see...murag wala man wui

[jdimpas]

sa Japan rah nag earthquake..

03:51 GMT, Saturday, 19 July 2008 04:51 UK
Earthquake hits off Japan's coast

A powerful earthquake has struck off the eastern coast of Japan, with officials warning that some regions could be hit by a small tsunami.

Japan's Meteorological Agency measured the 6.6-magnitude quake just before noon off Fukushima prefecture.

The agency issued a tsunami warning for Fukushima and Miyagi prefectures.

Reports said buildings shook in Tokyo with the force of the quake, but there was not thought to be any serious damage or any casualties.

Japan is one of the world's most earthquake-prone countries and experiences thousands of tremors each year.