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Old 03-15-2011, 06:05 PM
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Only money will help them.
But prayers make us feel much better.
Plus, it's waaay cheaper.
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Those photos tell quite a story.
I truly hope that the Japanese are soon able to recover from this terrible tragedy.
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Very scary to see these photos and then realize that this could happen where i live on the Oregon Coast. My house is only a couple hundred feet away from the ocean, and only about 20' above sea level. I might consider moving inland in the near future. Very very scary indeed.
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Gut-wrenching.
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Old 03-16-2011, 11:53 AM
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Very scary to see these photos and then realize that this could happen where i live on the Oregon Coast. My house is only a couple hundred feet away from the ocean, and only about 20' above sea level. I might consider moving inland in the near future. Very very scary indeed.
This WILL happen on the west coast its just a matter of when!!!
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This WILL happen on the west coast its just a matter of when!!!
What about the Canary Islands? Does anyone remember "this" story?

http://www.rense.com/general56/tsu.htm

I don't remember if this was a premature "doom" assessment, or a reasonably grounded theory of eminent catastrophe...but this places the Atlantic (ocean) community in danger too...
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What about the Canary Islands? Does anyone remember "this" story?

http://www.rense.com/general56/tsu.htm

I don't remember if this was a premature "doom" assessment, or a reasonably grounded theory of eminent catastrophe...but this places the Atlantic (ocean) community in danger too...
And the finish off would come from meltdwon of all the nuclear plants on the eastern seaboard after the Tsunami.
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