We’ve all heard of the expression, “It’s raining cats and dogs.” Some of us remember the Weather Girls’ hit “It’s Raining Men.” Now, one Australian town has seen its first downpour of fish. There are reports that small white fish rained down on one of the town in the Northern Territory of Australia. And some of the fish were still alive!
Weather around the world has been anything but usual lately. From the earthquake in Chile to the extreme snowstorms on the East Coast of the United States, there’s no telling what will come from the earth ... or the sky.
Australia’s fish rain is much like the infamous frog scene from Paul Anderson’s film “Magnolia” come true. Sure some brainiac will say that such an event is possible. One of their
theory is a tornado could have sucked up the fish with the water and then dropped them hundreds of miles away. But for me, I think something supernatural happened. Otherwise a fish to have been tossed at such a great height would be dead for sure. The impact would have killed it. But many of these fish were alive.
theory is a tornado could have sucked up the fish with the water and then dropped them hundreds of miles away. But for me, I think something supernatural happened. Otherwise a fish to have been tossed at such a great height would be dead for sure. The impact would have killed it. But many of these fish were alive.
My friend Felicia said maybe God is trying to get our attention. I wonder if He got it? Yeah rite..God is trying to talk to us with flying fish and earth quakes.. I never heard such a dumb thing in my life...Okay! Okay! The explanation is outside my mental capacity anyway, so a God did it. ^_____^
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