F.O.G. FORECASTING CENTER

Gabe ~

I am so grateful you are staying with us.

I feel F.O.G. is the best one. Since we on this thread go way out in the Universe past the Sun, under the Sun is to confining for this group. lol



Much Love,

Real cold

[link to wattsupwiththat.com]

Scroll down on above link to the graph they show that was predicted - which was still below normal and we are even further down. Might be a good idea to stock up on cold weather gear at the end of this season when they spring selection will soon be out!!

And a lot of times at this time of year there is money left over in the budget. This is when you see a lot of new patrol cars and gear being used. PD's have to wait till now to spend anything left over as that money is also there to pay the overtime needed when something BIG does happen.

A couple of weeks ago, my daughter was traveling up to my cabin and had a blow out on hyw. 515 old 76 up in Blue Ridge Georgia. She is an AeroSpace Engineer and couldn't figure out how to change the tire.. lol A Trooper out of Fanin county came by and changed it for her...... a big shout out to him......

F.O.G. is my opinion!

love ya'll here!

Funny, because here in Texas we're going to be in the mid-80's across the state.
The last few years we've had whoppers of storms in the Jan.-March.
My grandmother lives around the Red River area (Oklahoma/Texas border) and last year they were iced in TWICE- once in February and then two weeks later in March.

A couple of weeks ago, my daughter was traveling up to my cabin and had a blow out on hyw. 515 old 76 up in Blue Ridge Georgia. She is an AeroSpace Engineer and couldn't figure out how to change the tire.. lol A Trooper out of Fanin county came by and changed it for her...... a big shout out to him......



Wow, I can relate to this...my daughter is in school to become a Chemical Engineer, and when it comes to anything mechanical with her car, she is lost. She had a flat tire, and the first thing she did was call her Dad...what a great story, goes to show that there are "good" officers out there.....I think it has alot to do with location...

thought I would pop in real fast...wondering if anyone is experinecing anything today.
in last hour I have been having vertigo just lasts a few seconds and now heart pals.....

Nothing abnormal here.

i just took a couple of Advil because i got a headache between the eyes just now....

Sensing whats in FOG

"The Wayseers in The F.O.G.", "The F.O.G. Wayseer's of Earth, Self, Sun & beyond." or maybe "The Light Bearers in the F.O.G." just throwing more ideas into the mix(should probably read the rest of the thread first though LOL) Love, Light & Peace to you all!

Wow, I can relate to this...my daughter is in school to become a Chemical Engineer, and when it comes to anything mechanical with her car, she is lost. She had a flat tire, and the first thing she did was call her Dad...what a great story, goes to show that there are "good" officers out there.....I think it has alot to do with location...


As I have said many many times, not all police officers are creeps. IMHO more than half (if not more) are the good guys and yes it does depend on the location. Big city cops get jaded quickly. If a SHTFH's not all LEO's and Military will turn into zombies. Yeah, I bet you can tell I am a bit prejudice

Oh I love the 'Light Bearers in the F.O.G." !

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^I agree 100%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ to both posts Whiteangel....

Last Edited by cabingirl on 12/04/2012 01:03 PM

Have you guys and gals seen that there are 2 threads today about loud booms being heard? One on OKC and the other in RI.

Would it be the Craton?

My vote goes to F.O.G.

A loud explosion, a rumbling, and a flash of light, is what residents in Warwick and Barrington repeatedly described to officers as calls flooded the police station last night.

[link to www.abc6.com]

Could be. Have wondered about the Craton for a long long time now.
[link to www.mnh.si.edu]

This thread was started by our El Q
Thread: Is The North American Craton moving again? There is evidence to suggest it has come to life. Details inside.

[link to www.berkeley.edu]

Last Edited by whiteangel on 12/04/2012 01:20 PM

Don't think its the Craton because of the "flash of lights" being reported with it ...

As I have said many many times, not all police officers are creeps. IMHO more than half (if not more) are the good guys and yes it does depend on the location. Big city cops get jaded quickly. If a SHTFH's not all LEO's and Military will turn into zombies. Yeah, I bet you can tell I am a bit prejudice


I haven't had many dealings with them, but it seems to me that the response is an automatic one to what they are dealing with, or how we react to them. At least, for the most part. They are just people too.



One of these days I'll have to tell you all about my son's 11th birthday and our encounter with the police. lol

Oh well, this is as good a time as any. I just returned from California, and I hadn't seen him in six months. I was broke from the trip and didn't have a gift for him, and it was Easter Sunday. So, I decided he could continue his driving lessons, mind you we lived way out in the boonies and seldom if ever passed other vehicles. (His father and I both agreed that he should learn early in case of an emergency) Well, we had driven probably 30 miles or so on open road and came to a very small town (only one stop sign in the whole town). As we were coming to the stop sign about 30 feet before we got to it, my son stopped the car and slid down into the seat. I looked and there was a sheriff at the crossroads stopped at the sign. So I spoke to my son firmly and instructed him to sit up and pull up to the stop sign and then turn to park. He did so and of course the officer pulled through the stop sign turning to pass us, I knew the town and knew the officer would pull through the alley and come after us. So, when my son parked and we changed seats, I waited for the officer. I also knew he could arrest us on the spot and compound my auto.
He pulled out of the alley as I knew he would, but didn't put on his lights, he parked across the street and walked over to us. I explained what was going on and he ask who the car belong to. I told him my husband. He looked around me to my son, and asked, "And, is this your husband?" lol Needless to say, he let us off with a warning. I laugh every time I think of my son whipping down into the seat, and the look on his face.

Hope you all enjoyed reading about it as much as I enjoy remembering it.

Didn't see that part, unless it popped some transformers, gas lines or something else. Sounds like an explosion.

I haven't had many dealings with them, but it seems to me that the response is an automatic one to what they are dealing with, or how we react to them. At least, for the most part. They are just people too.



One of these days I'll have to tell you all about my son's 11th birthday and our encounter with the police. lol

Oh well, this is as good a time as any. I just returned from California, and I hadn't seen him in six months. I was broke from the trip and didn't have a gift for him, and it was Easter Sunday. So, I decided he could continue his driving lessons, mind you we lived way out in the boonies and seldom if ever passed other vehicles. (His father and I both agreed that he should learn early in case of an emergency) Well, we had driven probably 30 miles or so on open road and came to a very small town (only one stop sign in the whole town). As we were coming to the stop sign about 30 feet before we got to it, my son stopped the car and slid down into the seat. I looked and there was a sheriff at the crossroads stopped at the sign. So I spoke to my son firmly and instructed him to sit up and pull up to the stop sign and then turn to park. He did so and of course the officer pulled through the stop sign turning to pass us, I knew the town and knew the officer would pull through the alley and come after us. So, when my son parked and we changed seats, I waited for the officer. I also knew he could arrest us on the spot and compound my auto.
He pulled out of the alley as I knew he would, but didn't put on his lights, he parked across the street and walked over to us. I explained what was going on and he ask who the car belong to. I told him my husband. He looked around me to my son, and asked, "And, is this your husband?" lol Needless to say, he let us off with a warning. I laugh every time I think of my son whipping down into the seat, and the look on his face.

Hope you all enjoyed reading about it as much as I enjoy remembering it.



What a wonderful memory and yes, I am glad you shared it.

FOG effect again

Methane or Energy Weapons come to mind based on thar description.

I believe a lot of the booms being heard are meteors braking the sound barrier. And of course that would explain the flash of lights. I think we are going to see a lot more of these throughout the winter.... hope they don't get to big...

What a wonderful memory and yes, I am glad you shared it.

FOG effect again


I know not all cops are bad. I have a close family member that's a cop and so is his wife. For awhile he worked doing undercover drug stings but now he is works in the battered kids department trying to help children with aboslutely horrible parents.

Last Edited by Rev.Mikey13 on 12/04/2012 01:33 PM

Found that word that Elenin didn't survive - perihelion. Take about foggy brain today.

What I was searching when I found it was about Comet C/2012 S1 (ISON) that will be a huge event in 2013. Guess you could say I have comets on the brain today. Was just thinking if Elenin caused such problems for earth, wouldn't ISON also? Or is this different? Anyone have a clue?

Watch these, very strange. Had my meeting, got some new rules to abide by,and have certain things I'm not allowed to talk about,see you guys later

Family Of Light,
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Oh Shada, that has to be upsetting. But, it should only apply to work, not your social life. But, then again, I guess it matters who you are employed with also.

Sending loving calming thoughts your way.