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#204516 02/27/10 10:22 PM 02/27/10 10:22 PM |
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Posts: 917 Issaquah, WA, USA | The resort I live above has been evacuated. Our neighborhood is packed with tourists. The neighbor kids are selling lemonade and sun screen. We happen to be over on Maui in Kihei. Same story, everyone evacuated. We went to upcountry, Makawao. It was great for their local business. They anticipated 10ft wall of water, turned out to be only 6ft. Harbors and bays, water went down, then turned silty. No reported damage, or any one hurt. Just another missed day on the Beach. | | | Re: Tsunami
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#204537 02/28/10 09:40 AM 02/28/10 09:40 AM |
Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 5,582 “an island in the Pacifi... hobie1616
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Posts: 5,582 “an island in the Pacifi... | Turned out to be a non event. To celebrate the Hyatt had Tsunami's on sale at the bar.
A little neighbor boy came by to tell us a salami was coming. US Sail Level 2 Instructor US Sail Level 3 Coach | | | Re: Tsunami
[Re: Karl_Brogger]
#204547 02/28/10 10:26 AM 02/28/10 10:26 AM |
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Posts: 5,525 | Karl, is that avatar available on a t-shirt? I think it work quite well in four panels.
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#204549 02/28/10 10:39 AM 02/28/10 10:39 AM |
Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 6,049 Sebring, Florida. Timbo
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Posts: 6,049 Sebring, Florida. | Damn those Salami's!! They must be stopped! How long will we put up with runaway Salami's??!!
Salami Baggers, time to suit up!
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[Re: Karl_Brogger]
#204550 02/28/10 10:45 AM 02/28/10 10:45 AM |
Joined: Jun 2001 Posts: 3,293 Long Beach, California John Williams
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Posts: 3,293 Long Beach, California | You bring up an interesting line of thought, there, K. Despite the arguments about the whys and wherefores, it is inevitable that from time to time, the earth will cast off a few species. Mass extinction events are recorded throughout the fossil record. Sometimes they are attributed to catastrophic events like the much-glamorized K-T Event, and other times they are believed to be the result of changing climate or loss of habitat as in the O-S Event. It is interesting to note that biologists are quietly in agreement that, though difficult for the human mind to comprehend the galactic span of time, we are in the early stages of what has been named the Holocene Event. If such thinking could somehow penetrate deeper into our understanding, we wouldn't have threads like "Drill." We, together, are a species clinging to a restless rock that is hurtling through the cold black at an incomprehensible speed. We're one big wave, one escaped tiger, one Heimlich away from... what? Good thing we have Portsmouth ratings to argue about... Ooh, look! Something shiny!
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#204551 02/28/10 10:53 AM 02/28/10 10:53 AM |
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Posts: 216 Lakewood, Colorado | You bring up an interesting line of thought, there, K. Despite the arguments about the whys and wherefores, it is inevitable that from time to time, the earth will cast off a few species. Mass extinction events are recorded throughout the fossil record. Sometimes they are attributed to catastrophic events like the much-glamorized K-T Event, and other times they are believed to be the result of changing climate or loss of habitat as in the O-S Event. It is interesting to note that biologists are quietly in agreement that, though difficult for the human mind to comprehend the galactic span of time, we are in the early stages of what has been named the Holocene Event. If such thinking could somehow penetrate deeper into our understanding, we wouldn't have threads like "Drill." We, together, are a species clinging to a restless rock that is hurtling through the cold black at an incomprehensible speed. We're one big wave, one escaped tiger, one Heimlich away from... what? Good thing we have Portsmouth ratings to argue about... Ooh, look! Something shiny! Question: How many Sailors with ADD does it take to screw in a light bulb? Hey, lets go ride our bikes ! ! ! !
Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass... It's about learning to dance in the rain
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#204552 02/28/10 11:00 AM 02/28/10 11:00 AM |
Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 6,049 Sebring, Florida. Timbo
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Posts: 6,049 Sebring, Florida. | We're one big wave, one escaped tiger, one Heimlich away from...
You forgot Killer Whales...
Evacuate the Park, Tili the Killer Whale is coming!
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#204554 02/28/10 11:10 AM 02/28/10 11:10 AM |
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Posts: 342 Indianapolis, IN - Midwest USA... | My church often puts groups together for mission trips in disaster areas. Today I volunteered to lead the tsunami relief trip to Hawaii. Several people offered to join me, after they paused a few seconds to realize what I had said.
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#204557 02/28/10 12:02 PM 02/28/10 12:02 PM |
Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 4,118 Northfield Mn Karl_Brogger
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Posts: 4,118 Northfield Mn | Karl, is that avatar available on a t-shirt? I think it work quite well in four panels. Copy. Paste. Talk to somebody who know how to take apart a .GIF file. I'd laugh my butt off if I saw that on a t-shirt. | | | Re: Tsunami
[Re: John Williams]
#204578 02/28/10 09:36 PM 02/28/10 09:36 PM |
Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 1,307 Asuncion, Paraguay Luiz
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Posts: 1,307 Asuncion, Paraguay | ....It is interesting to note that biologists are quietly in agreement that, though difficult for the human mind to comprehend the galactic span of time, we are in the early stages of what has been named the Holocene Event.Early stages of an extinction event... That raises a few questions: How long is it supposed to last? How early are we? What will be the causes of extinction, natural ones or human beings?
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