Do you believe that the bermuda triangle is mysterious

Specialun

Or any other mysterious places that you feel do exist or are real

I think there are places that have powers or mysteriousness about them

Not like kerry

frag420

Specialun wrote: »

Or any other mysterious places that you feel do exist or are real

I think there are places that have powers or mysteriousness about them

Not like kerry

Temple bar!!everytime I go there my money mysteriously vanishes....and I stay sober!!

wazky

My bedroom, causes headaches for females upon entry.

Links234

no

More hype than mystery, as with most so-called mysteries.

Here are some possible explanations, courtesy of UCSB.

http://scienceline.ucsb.edu/getkey.php?key=105

This seems particularly plausible:

A couple of factors may contribute to this mystery. The first is that this area is one of two known areas on the earth where a compass points towards 'true' north and not 'magnetic' north as we normally see with compasses. (The second area is a located off the east coast of Japan). The difference between true and magnetic north can be as much as 20 degrees. This difference if not accounted for can really mess up a pilot or sailor's navigation getting them very lost somewhere on the sea. This may seem to be a bigger deal for the aircraft which may run out of fuel as they try to get back on track, leading to a crash into the ocean.
Another factor that can cause trouble in the Bermuda triangle is the patterns of the Gulf Stream.The Gulf meets the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean can cause a rough body of water as well as unpredictable storms causing major problems for boats.

newmug

Its entirely possible that something natural, but as-yet-undiscovered is going on in the Bermuda triangle, and elsewhere! I wouldn't knock it.

Banjo String

Not as mysterious as Peter Andre's Bird.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZvKGXNEI0Y

Specialun

Links234 wrote: »

no

Boards have a trangender forum???

Sulla Felix

Have there been any reported disappearances since the advent of satellite tracking and international cooperation of rescources for maritime disasters/losses?

solomafioso

When are the schools back?

Links234

Specialun wrote: »

Boards have a trangender forum???

Shhh... it's mysterious...

beano345

The magic road

Poor Uncle Tom

The magic horse, it's turned into a field every day....

catallus

I've said it before and I'll say it again, the work of the international maritime organisation is commendable in this regard.

Specialun

solomafioso wrote: »

When are the schools back?

Why..are you going there for a perv?

cj maxx

Specialun wrote: »

Or any other mysterious places that you feel do exist or are real

I think there are places that have powers or mysteriousness about them

Not like kerry

Think i saw a programme about how in that area huge amounts of gas bubbles can shoot up ,
Could explain boats but high flying planes i dont jnow

Arthur Beesley

wazky wrote: »

My bedroom, causes headaches for females upon entry.

Even your mother?

The Hill Billy

Nowhere is as mysterious as the Man O' War/Bog O' The Ring dodecahedron in North County Dublin.

Google it. You'll find nothing because we are too scared to tell anyone about it.

I better go now befor.......

solomafioso

Specialun wrote: »

Why..are you going there for a perv?

Best you could do....?

Hitchens

it's infested with aliens, everyone knows that........................and they practically own South America

Sulla Felix

Hitchens wrote: »

and they practically own South America

Nah, that's the nazis. Unless... alien nazis?!

solomafioso

Sulla Felix wrote: »

Nah, that's the nazis. Unless... alien nazis?!

Did you watch that documentary on them called Iron Sky?

AtomicHorror

The Hill Billy wrote: »

Nowhere is as mysterious as the Man O' War/Bog O' The Ring dodecahedron in North County Dublin.

Google it. You'll find nothing because we are too scared to tell anyone about it.

I better go now befor.......

:rolleyes: That's just a variation on Candlejack, and everyone knows Candlejack is a loa-

Capt'n Midnight

Nope

methane hydrates explain the stuff that can't be explained otherwise

and most of it can be explained by normal stuff and people finding patterns when there aren't any



The Bermuda Triangle isn't even in the top ten most dangerous zones.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-22806362

DizzyDamsel

Something strange is going on there in the BT, but stranger things are happening in area 51!

The Adversary

The waters of dingle must be pretty mysterious considering fungi the dolphin is immortal.

Hitchens

The Adversary wrote: »

The waters of dingle must be pretty mysterious considering fungi the dolphin is immortal.

could fungi be trained to carry a warhead?

The Adversary

Hitchens wrote: »

could fungi be trained to carry a warhead?

Fungi can do anything.

thelad95

Thousands of planes and boats fly and sail over the Bermuda Triangle everyday. Their's nothing mystical about it.

Strangely, Mayo footballer still can't win an All-Ireland though :eek:

Hitchens

thelad95 wrote: »

Strangely, Mayo footballer still can't win an All-Ireland though :eek:

That's because of a curse that was put on them for missing Mass years and years ago

jimgoose

Your Bermuda Triangle is impressive. Most impressive. But nothing tops the time ould Patsy McCullough lost his bearings by the Holy Stones of Knobnaturk after a skinfull of pints and half-wans in Jacksies. We found him in Quill's Bog three days later and he was so scuttered drunk he forgot to drown.

Hitchens

jimgoose wrote: »

Your Bermuda Triangle is impressive. Most impressive. But nothing tops the time ould Patsy McCullough lost his bearings by the Holy Stones of Knobnaturk after a skinfull of pints and half-wans in Jacksies. We found him in Quill's Bog three days later and he was so scuttered drunk he forgot to drown.

Source for that?.................:pac:

jimgoose

Hitchens wrote: »

Source for that?.................:pac:

My father had a million of 'em, God be good to him!

thelad95

Hitchens wrote: »

That's because of a curse that was put on them for missing Mass years and years ago

I thought the tale was that after winning their last All-Ireland, their drunken antics disrupted a funeral so the priest said that as long as any member of that team is still alive, Mayo would not win another All-Ireland.

Similar to the Mayo footballers is the Benfica soccer team. They had a manager who led them to 2 European cup finals but was then controversially sacked. Allegedly, he said Benfica would not win another European trophy for 100 years. They have been in 8 finals since this and lost every single one of them.

Hitchens

thelad95 wrote: »

I thought the tale was that after winning their last All-Ireland, their drunken antics disrupted a funeral so the priest said that as long as any member of that team is still alive, Mayo would not win another All-Ireland.

Similar to the Mayo footballers is the Benfica soccer team. They had a manager who led them to 2 European cup finals but was then controversially sacked. Allegedly, he said Benfica would not win another European trophy for 100 years. They have been in 8 finals since this and lost every single one of them.

Maybe it was Roscommon I was mixing them up with then :pac:

Capt'n Midnight

Hitchens wrote: »

could fungi be trained to carry a warhead?

easily the CIA used to get them addicted to heroin

Fitzgerald set up shop on a small finger key just off the naval base at Key West, Florida, where the United States had stored its nuclear warheads during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Astounding results came quickly. A dolphin could tell the difference between aluminum and copper, could acoustically "see" a three-inch ball 200 yards off underwater in total darkness, and could be quickly taught to push or pull 110-pound payloads through a hundred miles of open sea. Dolphins also learned toplant magnetic satchels on the hulls of ships, although they often misplaced their dummy explosives underneath the yachts of some very surprised sportsmen. The CIA covered these mistakes by explaining that the dolphins were part of an experiment for the Bureau of Marine Fisheries.

All in all, the venture was proceeding nicely. James Fitzgerald was happy to translate the dolphins' capabilities into "Pentagonese", referring to the dolphins as living, breathing submarines. "For operational purposes," he bubbled, "you can consider a cruising speed of five knots, an operating speed of ten, and a flying speed of twenty. They develop the shaft horsepower at cruising speed... with a fuel rate of fifteen pounds of fish a day."

Wichita Lineman

Nothing is more mysterious than the 'magic road' on Craggy Island.