Ouch!
Posted on 03/13/2011 7:18:42 AM PDT by KevinDavis
What the hell are you all talking about? I was comparing these events to the trajedy one feels when watching something unfold. You all took my quote out of context. Sheesh..
I don’t mean as cause of death...I mean where they end up. They’ve already stated there is a huge debris field some distance off shore.
“That is just nature.You need to brush up on your geology.”
Probably. I spent my semester in Earth Science trying to get a date with Susan Schwartz.
Yes, I understood you. I’m doubting many Japanese were near the shore like inanimate objects waiting to be washed out to sea, and that most of the deaths occurred inland. Most of the dead will be found ashore, as indeed most of the inanimate wreckage, by far. We shall see.
Ouch!
1 Th 5:2 For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night.
We are his most precious creation. Still though, we are but a blip on the enormous screen when time and space are considered. What happens with earthquakes and volcanoes are much larger blips. We lose concept that our existence is but a tiny fraction of space in the scale of God's creation.
I am sorry Godzilla that uncall for you are cutier than Michelle she is Aunt Esther of this adminsation
WHOA I never seen that photo before
That cool photo
lol Godzilla facepalm
hehehehe, with a cool name come cool pics :)
Just finished reading an opinion by an astrophysicist that the massive Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) from the sun a couple weeks ago may well have been the trigger.
Some also say that in years of solar minimums (few sunspots) there is more seismic and volcanic activity due to decrease of electromagnetic and geomagnetic waves that help stabilize the Earth.
Chinese warships cross high seas off Japan island
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