From: tsbrueni@dcn.davis.ca.us   
      
   On Friday, November 13, 2009 8:17:26 PM UTC-8, Edward McArdle wrote:   
   > This film has been getting a number of favourable reviews, but I basically   
   > did not like it.   
   >    
   > The special effects were very good, but unbelievable. The cataclysms were   
   > unsurvivable. And we kept getting people introduced so they could be wiped   
   > out.   
   >    
   > And if the sea is up to the top of Everest, the world is in a certain   
   > amount of trouble.   
      
   Fortunately, Africa got pushed up several thousand feet, so it didn't get   
   flooded.  The three known surviving Arks set sail for Africa.  I bet that the   
   Arks will find several million people still alive in Africa.  They should also   
   find plenty of natural    
   resources there.   
      
   The crisis is caused by massive solar flares (the biggest in human history)   
   emitting weird particles (mutated neutrinos) that penetrate deep into the   
   Earth and heat up the core.  Yet the world's communications and mass media   
   networks keep working well    
   into the crisis.  Should the flares have fried Earth's electronic   
   communications networks well before the quakes wiped out the infrastructure?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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