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Ed001, in a response to a post i made on the united page you refer to ed002 as "her" but in this post you say "his"....

i think from now on we should refer to ed002 as "It".. =)

JK92 {Ed001's Note - I meant to say Ed033 hence the his! That was a mistake on my part, it is Ed033 who is interested in the area of UFOs. I have no idea if Ed002 is as well, I will have to ask her!}

Happened to me that this morning......


I hate seagulls!!
NoneTheWiser

Murder should only come to the people that deserve to die, the ira fought for freedom and i respect that anyone who stands up and says enough is enough is a hero in my eyes
Jedimindtricks

Yeah your right about that franky mate! my mates mum at the time got 15 years for gun running for them, so i got it in the ear from me mate about how it was such a good cause!! killing anyone for political reasons or any reason turns my stomach and shouldn't happen! shaun

I have no idea what it was but the official excuse sounded like a 5 year old made it up

Matt_RFC

I had a feeling it was something like that shaun,a lot of pro ira veiws at the time i can remember.
frankyscouse

Frankyscouse; they never bombed Liverpool or Birkenhead because we made them too much money and had many families working for them. hope that helped? Shaun

It was a helicopter transmitting the hijack frequency by mistake , hence 2 jets were scrambled. (according to the BBC)

Well they bombed my town in n.ireland and its got a very high irish population lol

Never heard anything about it making noise. Just that it disrupted the natural resonance much like the way the Tacoma Narrows bridge fell.

I remember a few years ago when out on a late night strole with friends. Something similar but eventually they circulated above us.

Big d

Merka, sonic technology already exists and outside what is audible to humans. A boom is not essential to create massive damage with a sonic weapon, if anything it would only add an effect to stimulate the feeling of terror maybe.

Initial reports of tonights boom say two aircraft were scrambled in response to a helicopter transmitting a destress signal (which was quickly recognised and the helicopter pilot corrected the situation).

What sort of helicopter can invoke a response that results in an aircraft booming over populated areas below a permissable altitude, an absolute no no except in extreme circumstances?

Paragon

I know what supposedly made the sonic boom, my point was that if you were to amplify the boom, it could be a dangerous weapon, as what I heard/felt today shook my house... and i don't live in a caravan. Bricks and mortar.

merka

If both jets broke the sound barrier and with the weather conditions as they are across most of the uk, up to four booms can be heard (two from each). I only heard one.

Paragon

Heard and felt it. BBC say it was one of two RAF Typhoons responding to an emergancy. However, i did not hear the sound of the jet engine from either aircraft.

Paragon

It was two jets braking the sound barrier...

I saw that on tv ??? they say it was to jets chancing something but when they got to the target there was nothing there ?? trying to find footage if any one can post it

I never felt or herd anything but my girlfriend who works couple mile away came home in a panic. I checked bbc news and the story seemed pretty silly. Probably a cover up

Oh ok ed.

Supasub

What 4 on this thread? Or all of today?

Wild guess, tv programmes.

Supa {Ed001's Note - no, I was referring to the Liverpool version of the Apprentice.}