To: Roman_War_Criminal
Whiskey still blowin’ up?
2 posted on
09/20/2021 5:17:29 AM PDT by
MeneMeneTekelUpharsin
(Freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself so others don't have to do it for you.)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
3 posted on
09/20/2021 5:20:23 AM PDT by
RckyRaCoCo
(Please Pray For My Brother Ken.)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
Somebody’s moonshine still “went up”?
To: Roman_War_Criminal
Probably the Nephilim, playing their silly games. 😀👍
5 posted on
09/20/2021 5:46:41 AM PDT by
Mark17
(USAF ATCer, Retired. Father of USAF pilot. ATCers & pilots, the quintessential elements of aviation)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
Almost, DC is to the east
6 posted on
09/20/2021 5:46:58 AM PDT by
Bloodandgravy
(Modern man is a hard driven nomad without any stability, not a pilgrim, but an escapist.)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
7 posted on
09/20/2021 5:49:39 AM PDT by
LastDayz
(A blunt and brazen Texan. I will not be assimilated.)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
When you hear them they’re called bolides, if memory serves...
9 posted on
09/20/2021 6:30:12 AM PDT by
Afterguard
(Deplorable me! )
To: Roman_War_Criminal
Missed D.C. by that much.
10 posted on
09/20/2021 8:12:07 AM PDT by
Vaduz
(women and children to be impacIQ of chimpsted the most.)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
Within 15-20 miles from me. At 10:30 am, wife and I heard a very loud explosion. It shook the walls and windows. No rumble, or follow through, just one very loud bang. Makes sense it was a sonic boom. Sounded like someone setting off dynamite on the mountain above us. Was heard in a forty square mile radius that is filled with valleys and mountains. This from maybe a five pound rock.
Rest assured, if the “big one” ever hits again, and you are close by . . . You won't know it.
11 posted on
09/20/2021 10:31:50 AM PDT by
Badboo
(You know in your bones America is dying. The Uniparty isn't going to stop ‘till the carcass rots.)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
All space debris (meteors, asteroids, etc) enters the atmosphere at at least 25,000 mph, which is about Mach 32, so yeah, it's going to make a sonic boom. But they usually burn up while they're still high enough in the atmosphere that the 'boom' never reaches the ground.
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