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Yeah...I'm still not worried about it. hahahahaha! but don't say you weren't informed! hahahaha... Jason I wont. I'm not one to point fingers. |
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I dont think theres much preparing to do if a Sunami hits other than get the hell out of there as quick as you can. And the only way to know when its gonna hit is through technology in which we depend on others to relay to us. If you are at the beach and notice an excessive or unusual retreat of water...run for high ground as fast as you can! Many people were killed in the Indian Ocean Tsunami because they went to see the newly exposed beach.... Jason |
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Yeah...I'm still not worried about it. hahahahaha! but don't say you weren't informed! hahahaha... Jason I wont. I'm not one to point fingers. hahaha..sure, just as long as you don't get a black tag during triage! |
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So far today there have been 9 rumbles in Yellowstone National Park... this is an everyday, all day long occurrence and they have increased each year. Since yellow stone's caldera is over 30 miles long and 8 miles wide... and is a "Super Volcano".... when she blows, she blows. Those of us on this half of the country are history...and the rest of the country deals with the fall out. I'm putting my focus into enjoying the now.... Great escape plan! 
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when the hurricanes hit the gulf coast and Yellowstone blows a whole in the northwest and california tumbles into the sea we'll be here in West Texas watching it on TV
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when the hurricanes hit the gulf coast and Yellowstone blows a whole in the northwest and california tumbles into the sea we'll be here in West Texas watching it on TV If California falls into the ocean then Texas will surely begin to tip...Texans may just be sliding into the gulf of Mexico! 
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when the hurricanes hit the gulf coast and Yellowstone blows a whole in the northwest and california tumbles into the sea we'll be here in West Texas watching it on TV If California falls into the ocean then Texas will surely begin to tip...Texans may just be sliding into the gulf of Mexico! nahhh wrong tectonic plates the area under (west) Texas is pretty stable. mostly limestone escarpments (with oil trapped underneath) that is why they have the low level nuclear waste depository just north of us in southern New Mexico the closest geological activity to here is the "hot spot" under Albuquerque. there the Rio Grande is following a rift valley that periodically pops open. but its still 500 miles to the north |
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I'm in California! Live right on the San Andreas fault. I am ready.  awesome! Tell your family and friends to get ready! Jason I teach emergency preparedness, among other safety topics, for a living. Cool! Not enough people take preparedness seriously! I'm an EMT... |
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So far today there have been 9 rumbles in Yellowstone National Park... this is an everyday, all day long occurrence and they have increased each year. Since yellow stone's caldera is over 30 miles long and 8 miles wide... and is a "Super Volcano".... when she blows, she blows. Those of us on this half of the country are history...and the rest of the country deals with the fall out. I'm putting my focus into enjoying the now.... Great escape plan! Hmmmm The advice is good Odds are it won't happen in your lifetime so why not enjoy life instead of planning for survival(in a paranoid way) Much like my belief "there probably isn't a god so why not just be kind and enjoy life" Cheers |
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Edited by
anacondaarms
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Thu 01/07/10 03:26 PM
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Whats the possibility of an earthquake hitting the Midwest area, Cities Like Omaha, Chicago, Denver and Kansas City?
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If a major disaster strikes Montreal.... I swear I'm moving to New Jersey
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So far today there have been 9 rumbles in Yellowstone National Park... this is an everyday, all day long occurrence and they have increased each year. Since yellow stone's caldera is over 30 miles long and 8 miles wide... and is a "Super Volcano".... when she blows, she blows. Those of us on this half of the country are history...and the rest of the country deals with the fall out. I'm putting my focus into enjoying the now.... Great escape plan! Hmmmm The advice is good Odds are it won't happen in your lifetime so why not enjoy life instead of planning for survival(in a paranoid way) Much like my belief "there probably isn't a god so why not just be kind and enjoy life" Cheers I'm not much of a gambler...and besides, it's much easier to get a little prepared... than have nothing at all when a disaster actually hits... |
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Edited by
darkowl1
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Thu 01/07/10 03:31 PM
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finally!!! an opening to hell that i can climb down! yay!
actually it will be far larger than seven this time....kinda like L.A. and SanFran will be another Catalina Island. i'm going out there to my friends to say my last farewells in feb.  it's supposed to happen this late..... umm, spring? |
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Such a cheerful thread ...
 I googled the 'Earth Shiver' bit and only got Craigs List? Short of stickin' your head between your legs and kissin' your arse g'bye? Whatta is it ya recommend, EXACTLY??? ... Plenty of clean water and nonperishable foods stored, batteries, candles, full tank of gas at all times ... and...? Not much use if your building just collapsed and crushed you, or the land swallowed you whole, and every road out has buckled into sinkholes and bulldozers! Let me guess ... Duct Tape??? I'll dance, hope and hug my child ... 
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when the hurricanes hit the gulf coast and Yellowstone blows a whole in the northwest and california tumbles into the sea we'll be here in West Texas watching it on TV If California falls into the ocean then Texas will surely begin to tip...Texans may just be sliding into the gulf of Mexico! nahhh wrong tectonic plates the area under (west) Texas is pretty stable. mostly limestone escarpments (with oil trapped underneath) that is why they have the low level nuclear waste depository just north of us in southern New Mexico the closest geological activity to here is the "hot spot" under Albuquerque. there the Rio Grande is following a rift valley that periodically pops open. but its still 500 miles to the north I'll have to check that out....lol! |
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So far today there have been 9 rumbles in Yellowstone National Park... this is an everyday, all day long occurrence and they have increased each year. Since yellow stone's caldera is over 30 miles long and 8 miles wide... and is a "Super Volcano".... when she blows, she blows. Those of us on this half of the country are history...and the rest of the country deals with the fall out. I'm putting my focus into enjoying the now.... Great escape plan! Hmmmm The advice is good Odds are it won't happen in your lifetime so why not enjoy life instead of planning for survival(in a paranoid way) Much like my belief "there probably isn't a god so why not just be kind and enjoy life" Cheers I'm not much of a gambler...and besides, it's much easier to get a little prepared... than have nothing at all when a disaster actually hits... Rather than giving people a hard time for not being prepared, why not give some advice for those who may not be prepared? |
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Edited by
wolfchic
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Thu 01/07/10 03:44 PM
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I live in Montana.And the volcano in West Yellostone will destroy half the United states. And it will blow.You can bet on it.No one knows the time or hour. I agree,we need to enjoy all we can till than.I realy don't see how anyone can perpare for this.
I just pray my kids and I are all togather when it does. |
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I think I'm quite prepared actually
1)Hurricanes.... Speedo(check) 2)Avalanche..... LongJohns(check) 3)Tsunami....... See #1 4)Earth Quake... Duct Tape(check) I'm ready! |
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12/21/2012...We're all GONNA DIE!!!
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Such a cheerful thread ... I googled the 'Earth Shiver' bit and only got Craigs List? Short of stickin' your head between your legs and kissin' your arse g'bye? Whatta is it ya recommend, EXACTLY??? ... Plenty of clean water and nonperishable foods stored, batteries, candles, full tank of gas at all times ... and...? Not much use if your building just collapsed and crushed you, or the land swallowed you whole, and every road out has buckled into sinkholes and bulldozers! Let me guess ... Duct Tape??? I'll dance, hope and hug my child ... It's a new site...so just getting started! I'll add more things as I go along. More people do survive natural disaster than perish....so you should plan to survive...and that should include medical supplies as well...do you know CPR? ...do you know how to control bleeding?...Do you know how to take spinal precautions?....if you are on medications do have a decent supply? do you own a tent (you may be sleeping outside)...You seem to take "getting prepared" a bit lightly...have you tried to survive a week or more without modern conveniences? I was in the Northridge quake...no electricity/water for over a week....and yes, we slept outside because our house moved off of its foundation...long lines for food and markets overpricing for everything....luckily surrounding cites were not affected....a quake on the San Andreas fault could encompass ALL of Southern California....think of Katrina, but probably worse....a lot worse! I've talked to firefighters and many of them say they would go home to their families if the BIG one hit...don't take it lightly! |
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