Mars, which is already angered by the robotic rovers trespassing on her ruddy red surface
I know you're all questioning the same question: where is the earthquake going to hit?
My astrologer sources point to the small town of L'Aquila, in central Italy. Now I know what you're saying: science can't predict earthquakes. And you're right - it can't. But pseudoscience can. And I'm not the only pseudoscientist predicting this earthquake. Italian seismologer Giampaolo Giuliani predicted earlier this week that an earthquake of earth-shaking proportions would befall L'Aquila tomorrow, using his patented radon-detection techniques. Techniques, I should add, that have been summarily dismissed by lame-stream science for the ridiculous reason that they haven't been proven to work.
Are our predictions correct? Only time will tell. But I'm pretty sure this isn't a drill - it's the real deal.
You've been warned, town of L'Aquila, Italy! Take heed/precautions!
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