What is the sound of an Obama plummet?
Did the Red Bull guy jump?
Oysters.
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If they don't know what the boom is then why do they assert it to be mysterious? Hm? |
Marissa should cry me a river.
Growing up under the pattern of a major SAC base during the mid cold war years, if the B-52s or KC-135s didn't drown out the conversation, something going supersonic did.
Until I was 7, I thought windows just cracked and had to be replaced.
/johnny
The ghost of the Hindenburg?
That the sound of Democrats in Manhattan hitting the ground after passing out when they read Obama’s current poll numbers
Christie had the tacos again?
50gal trash bag/s full of oxy-acetylene or propane???First off it's Lakehurst Naval Air Base. (idiot reporting.)
Secondly McGuire Air Force Base is just a few nautical miles south.
Hiking in the NJ Pine Barrens I often wondered about the zipping sound I would occasionally hear. Turned out it was Air Force Reserve firing off A10 rounds.
Down in Atlantic County there is another airfield that trains military cargo aircraft. Also Dover Delaware has air flight training.
These are sonic booms or the over enthusiastic pilot wagging wings for his family. Yes they do it. I saw one last week.
That was the explosion of Bob Menendez’s head after witnessing the latest polls that are showing GOP surging nationwide.
no doubt it is that evil fracking that is going on
Someone made a really big tater cannon.
Sounds like something we’ve been experiencing in northern NJ in the last couple of years: Earthquakes.
These are small, very localized earthquakes. They feel different from California-style quakes. Most people describe them as sounding like a loud explosion.
In my town these quakes scared the heck out of people in a neighborhood near me a few weeks ago. Neighbors ran out of their houses, terrified that a bomb must have gone off. A short distance away, nobody noticed anything.
North Jersey had a really weird quake a couple of years ago. It felt and sounded like someone had switched on a gigantic vibrator right outside our house. Bzzzzzzzz. No kidding.
Sounds like something we’ve been experiencing in northern NJ in the last couple of years: Earthquakes.
These are small, very localized earthquakes. They feel different from California-style quakes. Most people describe them as sounding like a loud explosion.
In my town these quakes scared the heck out of people in a neighborhood near me a few weeks ago. Neighbors ran out of their houses, terrified that a bomb must have gone off. A short distance away, nobody noticed anything.
North Jersey had a really weird quake a couple of years ago. It felt and sounded like someone had switched on a gigantic vibrator right outside our house. Bzzzzzzzz. No kidding.
Jersey Dump Gas