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Is the sun still where it should be?

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MrGee

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It's been a while since we've seen it and I was just wondering if that earthquake in Japan might have changed something. Also, we were supposed to have a good view of the northern lights the last couple of nights but it's been so overcast that we saw nothing of them. Sorry fro this off topic stuff, but I'm SO BORED I'm ready to kill something. Nice bunny..come get the carrot.....
MrGee
 
where scientists said that the earth had shifted a few degrees because of the earthquake and tsunami and the Island of Japan had moved a few feet, doesn't sound too good. Nature has a way of doing what she wants to do. HH
 
False alarm. The clouds actually cleared away and I can see the sun again. It's still where it should be. They say that Japan is about 8 feet closer to us that it was last week. Anyone starting to feel crowded?

MrGee
 
[size=large]maybe we can hook up to the bullit train now and go hunt in japan's parks. that's 8ft. of track that doesn't have to be laid.[/size]
 
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