Here’s a Japanese video showing a view of cloud trails. “According to the video narration, these clouds floated just over the sea surface, stood 300 meters tall and stretched for over 100 kilometers.”

I am sure we will hear from conspiracy theorists concerning this post. They claim that the military has been spraying the skies throughout America, Canada, and now parts of Europe (including Britain, France, and the Netherlands) with substances that were initially referred to as “mystery contrails” see this link for more information. Now will they add Japan to the list?

Here is a picture showing the so-called chemtrails in Nashville .

Via Pink Tentacle

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Now that’s odd. I wonder what was going through the ladie’s mind during these 2 years. Here is a snippet

“Deputies said a woman in western Kansas sat on her boyfriend’s toilet for two years, and they’re investigating whether she was mistreated. […]Whipple said it appeared the 35-year-old Ness City woman’s skin had grown around the seat. She initially refused emergency medical services but was finally convinced by responders and her boyfriend that she needed to be checked out at a hospital.” [MSNBC]

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Richard Finnie, a Canadian Government explorer spent a year with inuits to learn their culture while Major L. T. Burwash had the unusual task of finding the position of the magnetic north pole.

“Two of them got the job of bringing 3,000 reindeer from Alaska to establish a game preserve in the Mackenzie River region; it took them three years to map the route and as long again to make the trip. Another party braved the rigors of frozen sleeping bags to map the wanderings of the rare musk-ox, also sought for herding. A winter on the sea ice with an Eskimo tribe was the lot of one explorer, whose mission was to obtain a pictorial record of the daily life, dances, and folk lore in a seal camp.”[Popular Science]

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Here is another of these oddities found on flickr. Michael Jackson playmobil dolls. What next…

[Flickr] via boingboing

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