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last night, it was over 90 degrees in Fahrenheits.
i was alone in my room, and i was surfing online and stuff.
all of sudden, my house's blacked out. i immediately looked out the window in my room, and i saw that my entire town was blacked out.
and then i heard some LOUD noise, and i saw some kind of orange light not too far away. maybe in like a half a mile?
at this point, i was thinking, what if this was like a bomb or like a missile that just landed here?
i've seen explosions on history channels and in war movies. this thought was very frightening.
i thought, i could be dead in less than a second.
the fear of turning into ash just like that with my family downstairs was like the thought of blacking out.
it was truly scary...
this fear i had must have been similar to what Chinese people may have felt when they saw death(earthquakes) coming at them with their own eyes, or just like the people in 9/11 planes..
the thought of "u know ur dead, and theres nothing u can do about it at this point." is fucking scary.
anyway, i just hope for peace.. 
   
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scary definitely
my house also lost electricity that day and it was really really hot out (we lost A/C at the worst time, but itll get fixed), but i didnt experience a loud noise and an orange light
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On June 09 2008 10:07 paper wrote: where do you live o__O
i live in new jersey..
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I hear the sun is a very scary thing.
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On June 09 2008 10:19 zer0das wrote: I hear the sun is a very scary thing. yeah if your like too close to it itll like burn you or some shit
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WOW i remember watching this one video on youtube comparing the planets to various stars and they just kept getting bigger and bigger. but this is just omfg i dont remember if this star was featured in that video
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Wow if I live in PA if we are starting to have energy problems with power outages this early imagine what's gonna happen when it reaches in the 100s and everyone has their AC on. :p
I say we b/c I live 5 minutes away from NJ.
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Power went out in south jersey apparently. My mom's over near toms river for the night and its all out
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Did you ever figure out what the orange light actually was?
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On June 09 2008 11:20 B1nary wrote: Did you ever figure out what the orange light actually was?
nah, i don't really think it was anything. XD
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hmm that's interesting, why did the power go out then?
MAYBE ALIENS?!?!
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yeah. you having a blackout in new jersey accompanied by an orange light is probably exactly how people from 9/11 felt as they saw a plane flying at them, watching people jump from a 100 story building. or even people in china watching buildings fall down because the ground beneath them is legitimately moving. are you kidding?
my bad. you said the people in the planes. yeah, how they felt with people with knives hijacking their planes wondering why they're flying straight into a building in nyc.
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On June 09 2008 11:56 Gene wrote: yeah. you having a blackout in new jersey accompanied by an orange light is probably exactly how people from 9/11 felt as they saw a plane flying at them, watching people jump from a 100 story building. or even people in china watching buildings fall down because the ground beneath them is legitimately moving. are you kidding?
my bad. you said the people in the planes. yeah, how they felt with people with knives hijacking their planes wondering why they're flying straight into a building in nyc.
CHILL
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im sorry. its just a little outrageous that he feared for his life because it got dark all of a sudden. 1300 people + in the tristate area(where he lives) dont have power as we speak i dont think any of them are fearing for their lives unless they are one of the few million poor in the area who have real problems. then, to compare it even to 9/11, which also actually occured in the tristate area and killed thousands of people... seriously?
im sorry if a little rude about it but jesus.
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ever find out what was the loud noise nad orange light?
i've gotten several blackouts in my area,,, irvine of all places... i wonder why they happen on hot days... overusage of AC to overburden the electricity?
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If it just got dark, he wouldn't be scared but he said he heard a bright orange light and a loud noise.
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It was the Cloverfield monster.
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On June 09 2008 12:34 Gene wrote: im sorry. its just a little outrageous that he feared for his life because it got dark all of a sudden. 1300 people + in the tristate area(where he lives) dont have power as we speak i dont think any of them are fearing for their lives unless they are one of the few million poor in the area who have real problems. then, to compare it even to 9/11, which also actually occured in the tristate area and killed thousands of people... seriously?
im sorry if a little rude about it but jesus.
lol i said there was some kinda loud noises that made it seem like an explosion or something.
it was just a thought and i had fear in me, which i felt would be very similar to what those ppl i descried must have felt.
it's the same the fear,,, the fear of inevitable death...
don't try to be a smart ass. i know ur kinds of ppl. ppl will hate u for it.
i always think, "what if we are at a war right now in the states?" like i'd be playing sc, and there'd be army fighting in NYC and whatnot.
war is very frightening. it's a disaster that can be prevented though.
peace!
learn to think and have some imagination? get the picture? jeez
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yea man gene, whats ur problem. the man just had a revelation that changed the way he thought about some things.
id be scared too if everything blacked out , and i saw an orange light and hear a loud noise. wtf
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what was the loud noise anyways? was it like a deep explosion, or a loud bang, or what? im pretty curious...
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i think it was like one of those emergency sounds. not ambulance. but like something that sounded like "alert" sirens.
i was literally like, o shit.
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I live close to philly and i heard that a lot of towns farther east were losing power. nothing about an orange light though, freaky.
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I'm guessing the sound/orange light was a transformer blowing due to massively increased load. Just a guess tho.
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