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Posted by Guest on Wed Oct 13 06:58:30 2010

meteor

oh sht, wasnt this the one that "almost" leveled fort mac a few years ago? you could see the sucker all the way from southern alberta

Posted by anon (guest) on Wed Oct 13 08:35:24 2010

Meteor

They sometimes vaporize in the air. You just got learned.

Posted by Guest (guest) on Wed Oct 13 09:33:16 2010

It is clearly a weather balloon. All discussion of said weather balloon will henceforth cease.

Posted by CKW (guest) on Wed Oct 13 11:29:46 2010

Nappa what does your scouter say?

Posted by lunchboxssj2 (guest) on Wed Oct 13 13:12:10 2010

Obviously

It was swamp gas.

Posted by blobalob (guest) on Wed Oct 13 15:38:10 2010

I saw something like this driving home from my friend's house one day, I truly thought I was going crazy. Then I was informed (because I'm a dumbass) that it was probably a meteorite. Truly a sight to behold.

Posted by Guest on Wed Oct 13 20:11:14 2010

"oh sht, wasnt this the one that "almost" leveled fort mac a few years ago? you could see the sucker all the way from southern alberta "

pretty sure it was the one about 6 months ago that lit up the sky of most of the midwest, right around 2 am.

Posted by Guest on Thu Oct 14 04:28:10 2010

I saw something like this as well a year or two ago. For the first few seconds while I was staring in disbelief I thought it was a missile. I then quickly realized it was a meteorite.

Posted by Guest on Thu Oct 14 17:37:16 2010

I'm tired of saying this but:
MeteorOID- floating in space
MeteOR- burning up in atmosphere
MeteorITE- Landed meteor

Posted by Guest on Fri Oct 15 14:17:18 2010

Meteor!!!

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