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Maybe, just maybe...someone should ping someone else that there should be just a 'few' lines of code to prevent blank fields when posting.

It seems it would save a lot of time & trouble.

Whatever, dude(t).

My original comment: I find just a bit of irony in this story...

1 posted on 04/17/2015 7:14:21 PM PDT by logi_cal869

30 miles?

This may explain all the homosexuals.

2 posted on 04/17/2015 7:15:22 PM PDT by Balding_Eagle (The Gruber Revelations are proof that God is still smiling on America.)

‘find’? was it lost??

4 posted on 04/17/2015 7:21:56 PM PDT by sten (fighting tyranny never goes out of style)

Godzira! Godzira!

Nope. Just a big frog.

5 posted on 04/17/2015 7:23:55 PM PDT by blueunicorn6 ("A crack shot and a good dancer")

so that’s where the ship from the Philadelphia Experiment went..

7 posted on 04/17/2015 7:30:16 PM PDT by max americana (fired liberals in our company last election, and I laughed while they cried (true story))

Interesting...there was a Dec 2013 video on the net showing high radiation in HMB. Jan. 9, 2014 report in patch.com:

The radiation reading on a recent YouTube video showing high levels of radiation on Surfer’s Beach in El Granada using a Geiger Counter are Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM) not attributable to Fukushima, according to a report from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH).

“Recent tests show that elevated levels of radiation at Half Moon Bay are due to naturally occurring materials and not radioactivity associated with the Fukushima incident,” said spokeswoman Wendy Hopkins of the California Department of Public Health. “There is no public health risk at California beaches due to radioactivity related to events at Fukushima.”

San Mateo County health officials also say that after testing the sand on Dec. 27 that higher levels of radiation on Half Moon Bay and Pacifica beaches appear to be from naturally occurring minerals, typically found in coastal geology, said Dean Peterson, Director for Environmental Health Services for San Mateo County.

“naturally occurring” — sure!

9 posted on 04/17/2015 7:36:23 PM PDT by ProtectOurFreedom (For those who understand, no explanation is needed. For those who do not, no explanation is possible)

12 posted on 04/17/2015 7:43:39 PM PDT by rlmorel ("National success by the Democratic Party equals irretrievable ruin." Ulysses S. Grant)

Anyone seen any three (or more,)eyed sharks?

17 posted on 04/17/2015 8:02:03 PM PDT by Not now, Not ever! (Girlfriend suggested I use pelousy in place of swear words, A good idea, I think)

19 posted on 04/17/2015 8:17:48 PM PDT by BBell

Article makes it sound like it sat inside a nuclear reactor and was irradiated.

It was drenched with fallout contaminated seawater, most of which has likely long since washed away.

21 posted on 04/17/2015 9:14:00 PM PDT by doorgunner69

2004, a NOAA ship captured a distant image of what looked like a giant caterpillar stretched on the bottom of the ocean

Uh, oh. Where there's one, there's more. California should probably be evacuated, but I don't think we have a big enough asylum.

26 posted on 04/18/2015 3:55:04 AM PDT by sphinx

30 posted on 04/18/2015 4:51:37 AM PDT by Sirius Lee (All that is required for evil to advance is for government to do "something")

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