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Eclipse 2017

It's just horrible. I can't watch another second.

Oh, the eclipse is way cool. But I am eating French fries at Burger King and the TV is tuned to Fox News.

No matter how innocuous the news, Fox makes it insufferable.
 
If masturbation and video games haven't made me blind looking at this fucking eclipse won't either.
 
I'm at the shore in Vannie land renting a beach house....waiting for the waters to part.... beautiful day for an eclipse..
 
Thad1527 said:
It's just horrible. I can't watch another second.

Oh, the eclipse is way cool. But I am eating French fries at Burger King and the TV is tuned to Fox News.

No matter how innocuous the news, Fox makes it insufferable.
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Just imagine - Fox News could make watching the End of the World tolerable!
 
Checked it out with a welding mask, pretty cool but the 81% blockage hardly changes the light level. A lone cloud covering the sun blocks more.
 
FPNY said:
I'm at the shore in Vannie land renting a beach house....waiting for the waters to part.... beautiful day for an eclipse..
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Jersey Shore? I'm jealous :)
 
Its getting darker in Bergen County NJ I want my Nanna!
 
I have felt weird since I woke up. A lot of people on Facebook is saying the same. Anyone else feeling off today? (Vannie you are excluded.)
 
TickTockMan said:
I have felt weird since I woke up. A lot of people on Facebook is saying the same. Anyone else feeling off today? (Vannie you are excluded.)
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At 2:45 pm)I got a boner and started howling :confused:
 
:lol: ^ ^^

The eclipse here reminded me of putting on a pair of amber colored sunglasses.A little dark,but everthing seemed enhanced.Here comes the sun :)
 
No words can describe this. It was the most awesome, wonderful, beautiful, majestic, amazing, incredible, transfiguring, mysterious experience I have ever seen.

Obviously it is totally natural event but it was truly awe inspiring.
 
We had about 70-75 % coverage in Rochester, NY
I was watching it with my family, with the eclipse dark sunglasses.
It was really quite neat to see.
I made the mistake of going onto FB and posting it.
Some dumb cunt I went to high school with was pissing on my parade, saying that I couldn't have possibly seen anything.
It's not my fault that she didn't see anything! Fuck her!
The only social media that I really love is JUB! :D
 
cityboy-stl said:
No words can describe this. It was the most awesome, wonderful, beautiful, majestic, amazing, incredible, transfiguring, mysterious experience I have ever seen.

Obviously it is totally natural event but it was truly awe inspiring.
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Have you ever seen a Blood Moon? It occurs during a lunar eclipse and it's also an amazing event to see.

They occur as a result of the sun's light passing through the Earth's atmosphere. The red part of the spectrum is the only wavelength that doesn't get bounced around and sent out into space. Instead, it passes through the atmosphere and reflects back to Earth. We actually see the red part of a rainbow.
 
I had no problems getting through Oregon, traffic was quite good. Ended up going with original plan and went to Woodburn, parking in the parking lot of the outlet mall. Got there around 5 or so. Could of got there sooner but friend wanted to stop and rest a bit at a rest area. When getting to the outlets thought no one was going to show up. It wasn't until about 8 when other people really started showing up and was quite full about 20 minutes before totality.
Somewhere between 30-40 mins before totality is when you start to notice that it's becoming dimmer out. The eclipse itself was brighter than I thought it would be, but it was still a wonder to see, and I was quite happy I went down to watch it. When totality started all the pigeons that had gathered around seemed to go batshit crazy. Noticed a lot of people brought their dogs, but it didn't seem to bother them in the least.
The moment it was over was when everyone started to leave in droves. Took about 5 minutes to go through the parking lot and decided to go down a dirt country road that connected to I5 since everyone else was going out the main exit and it was taking a while for cars to move. That was a bit of a mistake, it took nearly 30 minutes to get to I5 as cars semed to appear out of nowhere. Once on the highway though it was pretty much smooth sailing until Lewis county since there's that bottleneck of going from 3 lanes to 2. Getting home took me maybe 3 1/2 hours. Would of been faster but I ended up stopping in the small town I grew up in for a bit since I have yet to find deli food better than what they serve in the local store there.
 
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