Anyone notice? - a lot of earthquakes

[TechStuf]

The simple fact of the matter is, earth's crust is very, very, thin....relatively speaking.

For a standard 12-inch (30 cm) diameter globe, as found in classrooms around the world, the scaled crustal thickness would be just 3/5 of a millimeter. (By comparison, Mt. Everest at its proper scale would be a bump that is just 1/5 of a millimeter high and Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench, the deepest place in the Earth’s oceans, would be just 1/4 millimeter deep.)

The above, is a quote from the following resource:


http://franksanders.com/FrankSanders/Frankster's%20Blog/20A8FEC4-34B4-4956-88A5-4B1C37105A4E.html


Given the facts above, and that our earth is wobbling quite noticeably as can readily be ascertained by even the more neophytic among amateur astronomers, and it's seasonal tilt has widened considerably, it is no wonder that the planet earth is soon to undergo Massive upheaval.


Considering the circumstances, I can appreciate comic relief as much as the next guy, but then, also considering the evidence, I'm much more greatly motivitated at the very real prospect of 'cosmic relief'.



TS

[Thaelin]

   You know sparks, I am not sure that I would want to be
invited to one of the underground compounds. Does cave in
ring a bell. More like a mass grave to me. At my age, I think
I will just hang out on top and watch the show on the big screen.

thay

[Bob Smith]

-Don't know if it's HAARP or natural;
-perhaps it's polar shift ...sure seems like we're half way thru that 22,000 yr solar cycle;
- perhaps the planet's physical coherence is simply in sinc with our own lack of moral coherence ...war, pronography, trafficking of women and children, poisoned environment, poisoned food and water, poison "medicine"
-Better a slave in a cave than a fop up top?

Or perhaps there's another way to frame the question. What if we stopped looking outside ourselves and pointing fingers and just let our lives be transformed into coherent messages of truth, integrity and love - albeit imperfect but striving.  Perhaps all these disasters are bringing us to our knees. Maybe while we're there we can learn to humbly let go of our excesses and find fulfillment in sharing with one another.  I don't think our lives are supposed to be so stressed out worrying about things that are fleeting. Maybe this way, we're being forced to learn what's really important.
B

[Cap-Z-ro]

I'm afraid our ship may have already sailed Bob...only off world assistance may be our last and only hope left.

Loved you on Kaptain Kangaroo by the way.

Regards...

[Bob Smith]

Thanks Cappy,
I didn't think anyone noticed. I kinda made the rounds of Uncle Bobby, Friendly Giant, Mr. A. Almost made it to Commander Tom's Rocketship 7 down in Buffalo, but alas, Earth needed me more.
Now, I'm here consigned to this temporal plane, and dang! I know I should've tried out for that Schnitzel House guy's show - his shack up on that hill was actually a stargate portal to another dimension (that's why we don't see him anymore). 

Whatever the case, we're all in this together (French Philosopher Mr. Rouge Vert) - that's my point.  And whatever happens, that's what really counts. And those who are in it for themselves will suffer much more deeply than those who can find themselves in being a man/woman for others.