dlslith wrote:The people that believe the Webbot are armchair quarterbacks.
hey hey hey, i resent that! im an armchair quarterback dont group us in with webbot believers........its more like internet gangstas
a fool is perceived wise when he remains silent,but the proud opens his mouth wide to proclaim his foolishness.
savwafair2012 wrote:Lets just watch. Shall we?
OK. So let's make a list of the criteria. When we say "major" earthquake, what does that equate to? 8.0? What if it is an 8.0 in the middle of nowhere and it doesn't affect people? What if it is a 7.9 in a populated city? What if these 220 million people are in Japan instead of the US?
well i would say: if people are affected (counting from 1 to a several thousand) and the mainstream media sends it out to the world... thats the criteria based on the haiti quake... theres far to many quakes on earth to count them all, so basically lets set the haiti quake size as a zero line from there we can go up or down to describe the "majority" of the possible quakes in the future...
kingpkc80 wrote:I dont think any of these webbot predictions are accurate just more doom and gloom, but we must be careful of what we think and believe in!
Our minds are powerful weapons of creation, if u think doom and gloom is going to come you could very well create it!
Someone actually said it! i try to be careful and put my negativity in check.. good things tend to happen when you do.
Simple minds talk about each other Average minds talk about events And Great minds talk about ideas -- Elanor Roosavelt
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