[NormsRevenge]

Megaflood.. sounds like a RocknRoll group

[NormsRevenge]

An artist's rendition showing the ancient geography of Europe about 450,000
years ago. Near the Strait of Dover, a large natural dam held back a massive
lake of fresh water. Credit: Sanjeev Gupta/A. Whitchurch

[americanophile]

"Created Great Divide Between Britain and France"

...to the everlasting joy of the British people.

[frithguild]

"Some freak event, whatever it was, caused the dam to fail at some point," Gupta said, although he noted that the breach may have resulted from simply too much water built up behind the dam.

Clearly some French guy dug a little trench with his wooden shoe to aggravate the British guy...

[NorCoGOP]

Inattentive to building materials, nature contained the monstrous, ice-locked lake with chalky stone.

This is a setup - to make this Bush's fault....

[loreldan]

Lucky Britain. There may be hope, Poland.

[MuttTheHoople]

Hmmmmm...sounds like a DELUGE hit it! Wonder where it came from?

[reagan_fanatic]

Megaflood Created Great Divide Between Britain and France

Floods usually get a bad rap, but this is an exception.

[TheBattman]

My Bible leads me to almost believe this story - except with a bit more recent date....

[verum ago]

pssshhhh... the first Missoula flood to start carving the channeled scablands in the Northwest had something like 15 times the flow rate of this one... Europeans always do things smaller...