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Something about the Japan earthquake
March 15, 2011, 08:32:36 AM
I noticed something very frightning that could be nothing but it's somthing quite interesting anyway.
The maya calender prospects the end of the world to 12/21/2012. Now, to the earthquake.

To find this unsusual thing you need 9/11.
So:
9/11 was in September               The earthquake was in March
     
            9                        +            3                                       = 12
9/11 was on the 11th                  The earthquake was in the night from the 10th to the 11th
            11                     +                                  10                                                             = 21
9/11 was in 2001                        The earthquake was in 2011
          1                         +                                  11              = 12

So together we get: 12/21/(20)12

After this I want to say something: I'm sorry for the Japanese, my prayers are with you! :(
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Re: Something about the Japan earthquake
March 15, 2011, 11:11:18 AM
Wow.  that's quite interesting.  Thanks.
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