Posted on 11/30/2011 2:37:26 PM PST by decimon
Flip flop ping.
Dang flip floppin’ RINO magnetic field.
A couple of years ago there was a story on the radio about this. I convinced my wife that it it happened, we’d have to turn the batteries around in all our remotes.
Doesn’t effect life? What about geese and other migratory birds? They’ll get as lost as my mother.
I hope Google is ready for Y200000000000000000K.
Are you saying that if we plug a wire in the North Pole and stuck a wire in the South Pole and connected them to a light bulb it would work?
I wonder if the spots of southern polarity that temporarily appear in the northern hemisphere (as we get closer to a complete reversal) are responsible for the loss of some ships/aircraft in the Bermuda Triangle?
My understanding is that the Bermuda Triangle has had losses in normal proportion to traffic.
We’re just a giant potato in space.
Ping for later.
Well this certainly sets my mind at ease.........
Just a tuber in time, a starch in the fabric of space, a spud in MacKenzie...
Does this mean our toiled bowls will flow right to left instead of clockwise?
“What about geese and other migratory birds? They’ll get as lost as my mother.”
We’ll get all the geese from the Southern Hemisphere, they’ll get all the Norther Hemisphere geese.
If the change takes on the order of hundreds of years, I suspect that the change is slow enough that new generations of birds adapt and return to their birthplace based on the magnetic declination at the time of their birth.
I think we just solved the energy crisis.
Now here's the bad news...
This could be reason to nominate Mitt Romney, but how do we know that his flip-flops are in phase with those of the fluid part of the earth’s core?
“I think we just solved the energy crisis.”
Tesla probably knew. You still can’t get access to all his papers.
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