The Unexplained Phenomena Iceberg

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• JO

  @JohnBoondock · 1 month ago

  The Bananas are clearly Minion traps

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• ST

  @StacyGarner · 1 month ago

  Why on Earth would someone not have set up a trail cam or hidden camera  for the banana situation? That is just silliness.

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• ST

  @steadie · 1 month ago

  i really hope i live to see the day we finally figure out what the hell is up with ball lightning.

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• LE

  @leek5682 · 1 month ago

  Swear when he brought up the air in the chicken coop being heated that I thought he'd say the chickens got roasted to the perfect temperature to be eaten

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• GR

  @grungepvppy · 1 month ago

  My dyslexic ass read this as “unexplained pneumonia” 😭

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• BE

  @beeroftherat1 · 1 month ago

  Satan's Storm/Kopperl TX Theory: Methanol leak. This is located in an area long known for refining petroleum and distilling ethanol (often made using corn, which was farmed nearby), a byproduct of which is methanol. Methanol is flammable, but the flames aren't visible. A prolonged methanol leak suddenly ignited by lightning, a pilot light, etc., would cause a massive sudden spike in ambient air temperature, and the release of energy could produce sudden hurricane-force winds. Naturally, whatever energy company was responsible weren't about to 'fess up, and quite possibly did extensive "damage control" to bury the story/investigation.

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• MO

  @motysta · 1 month ago

  Fun stuff: in Fahrenheit, the temperature doubled (70 -> 140ºF). But in Celsius, it tripled! (20 -> 60ºC).

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• RE

  @REDSHIRTDIZZY · 1 month ago

  you dropped this at the best possible time bro you have no idea

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• RE

  @reyennarhel2505 · 1 month ago

  Banana theory: offering to the fae. They love fruit and honey. Also street corners are crossroads, which can be considered a place where the veil is thinner

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• WA

  @WarRocketAjax · 1 month ago

  There is always money in the banana stand!

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• JA

  @jacobrael9872 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Damn i live in Albuquerque and I saw a green fireball one night when i was in the desert behind my house. It was exactly the same color. Crazy to find out that this was a phenomenon that long ago.

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• JE

  @jeremiahsalvacion7329 · 1 month ago

  My man back on that high strangeness jelq material lets gooo

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