Ever experienced a natural disaster?
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Hahah! Yeah, we're pretty much waiting for Mt. Fuji to blow any day now as well!Bighuey wrote:We get rumbles here every now and then, but no big deal. Theres a volcano about 20 kilometers south of here that puffs of smoke come out of sometimes. They say it erupts every 600 years. It last erupted 600 years ago. Wonder if I should be concerned?

I think we're fine though.

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The only devestating natural disaster I have been subjected to is my last romantic relationship.
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When I was a kid in Lewiston, Idaho in 1949 they had a really bad winter. The Clearwater river froze over and when the thaw came chunks of ice as big as houses mixed with logs they floated downriver to the pulp mill at Lewiston tore out bridges, flooded part of the town and made a real mess. Where the Clearwater connected with the Snake buildings were washed away and some were found miles down the river. At Moscow, up the hill on the prairie about 30 miles away it got down to 60 below zero. Cars would freeze up while driving them. People who lived there said the very air was blue. As far as I know, they havent had a winter like that since. Lewiston is normally a very mild climate, they call it the banana belt. An old lady who lived next door grew tobacco and made her own cigars. Hotter than hell in the summer, tho.
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This made me laugh so hard.RJohnReves wrote:I have experienced earthquakes, tornados, and blizzards. Not on the same day tho.
The only devestating natural disaster I have been subjected to is my last romantic relationship.
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The windstorm was unlike anything I've experienced. Obviously, Louisville is pretty land-locked and you don't expect hurricanes to come here. As such, I've never really experienced a hurricane. Albeit we only got hurricane winds, but I still remember sitting out on the porch and watching a child's ball blow from all the way to my left to all the way to my right. Spooky. Then we started getting hail here, and never before in my life had I seen hail, but suddenly, it seems to happen here twice a year now! (It must be the end of times.)
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