Global Incident Map

[onemore]

Check It Out.


http://www.globalincidentmap.com/home.php

 

[sam76]

That is one crazy website.

 

[So_Cynical]

LOL define suspicious event...theres some crazy stuff there.

[AAP] AUSTRALIA - School in lockdown over mystery rash

 

[BradK]

its weird... what the??

 

[2020hindsight]

LOL define suspicious event...theres some crazy stuff there.

[AAP] AUSTRALIA - School in lockdown over mystery rash

cyn, suspicious event? lol
try this ...
Stretton College (which is located just south of Brisbane) is also just west of Ayr.
Sounds like a lot of hot Ayr to me lol.
(but interesting idea - gotta be honest)

There's another suspicious event - wires hanging from spare tyre (out past Wangaratta) - Probably just ole Farmer Brown - that's how he ties the damned tyre on ever since he lost his wheel spanner.

 

[2020hindsight]

Basically they are using googlemaps to full effect - makes sense - especially if they work on their stories a bit lol - such a great mapping device!

I think I see their reporter down there checking out stories on the beach on Hamilton Island lol.

 

[onemore]

I saw that article about the school on the TV the other night they think it might of been pollen in the air.

But that site didn't miss it (School in Lockdown)

Gee theres some **** happening in the world

 

[2020hindsight]

well that school is still in lockdown in Nth Qld -
far more important than a change of govt lol!!

also someone blew up a poker machine in Cessnock???
maybe it was Nick Xenophon lol

 

[Buddy]

Here are a couple of interesting global sites. Virtually real time, and let you know when to hide under the bed. As if that's going to do any good!!!

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.php

http://tsr.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/

 

[2020hindsight]

Here are a couple of interesting global sites. Virtually real time, and let you know when to hide under the bed. As if that's going to do any good!!!

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.php

http://tsr.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/

thanks buddy - interesting websites there. - and amazing how much info is out there , and how readily accesssible.