In Concepción del Uruguay, the hailstorm occurred around 6 in the morning and residents of the area shared photos the size of stones on social networks, which they bought with "chicken eggs." Likewise, they published videos in which you can hear the sound of knocks on the roofs of the houses in different parts of La Histórica.
In Paraná, the fall of hail took place around 4:30 in the morning and was registered with greater force in the southern area of the provincial capital. There, the residents of the place also shared images and videos of the meteorological phenomenon, as well as the roar of the stones falling on the ceilings and the floor.
Hail that fell in the north of the Argentine province of Santa Fe
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I've got a nice fire in the wood stove going as I type this message. The permaculture is coming in like gangbusters as I type.
I sometimes wonder why I do these things as I see the future as very negative. The morons around me will keep doing what they do and I'll just end up feeding them in the future. What's in it for me?
Oh, 'permaculture'? Is that food, I guess? Or just Soylent Green?
rc
This 'mass psychosis' is just extraordinary. I keep running into near hysterical morons that still believe this is about health. I point out to them that the TGA in Oz has outlawed the prescribing of Ivermectin for Covid because it works better than the 'jab'. If Ivermectin was available, then why would anyone take the 'jab'? - I usually get a blank stare.
"Hello, that tells you it isn't about health." However, they are so far gone it doesn't compute. I'm just being selfish, yadda, yadda...
Does anyone know how to speed up this die-off?
Another interview of the recent whistle blower that is a funeral director. It covers essentially the same information as the previous interviews. It is a Max Igun interview and perhaps some people would find forwarding the interview in this form.
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I admit it, I'm a bigot, I don't like to associate with stupid people.
From my perspective, it seems like folks from down under and the UK and to lesser degrees the awakened folks in Ireland, (searching for a word here) 'communicate' better with each other than with we coarse Americans.
Watching those folks talk, with their pristine accents, etc., just makes us sound like red headed stepchildren third cousins long ago properly removed or such. Those folks have a level of class or grace that we just ain't got. We sound like Davy Crockett visiting with the Queen or such.
RC
I was shown the pipe wrench, but it was a solid piece of rust from being left out in the rain during the 'wet'. I tried to move it, but it wouldn't budge. One of the blokes said 'rock it'. I didn't understand, then he took the wrench from my hands and hit it against a big rock.
He then dipped it into a tub of used engine oil and I had my pipe wrench to work with.
Those two blokes had a vocabulary of about 200 words or less (probably less). The young bloke really was fascinated by an elastic strap I was using. After fixing the shock, we drove by the station and I placed the pipe wrench and that elastic strap on the gate.
Not all Ozzies speak with the Queen's english.
I frankly am reasonably comfortable in all kinds of strange situations, including the back woods of , for example, WV. or the hoods of Orlando (more dangerous, no doubt) etc., or where ever.
Keep tough.
RC
Crikey, english to english to english translations.
Sounds like a hell of a great time! Love it!
Always kinda hoped to visit Europe and the UK and thought I'd make Australia/NZ as a matter of course. They're all unlikely now I'm sad to say.
rc