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To: M 91 u2 K

It seems that in theory, a tsunami could hit anywhere that has a coastline.


2 posted on 12/30/2004 9:05:20 AM PST by stuartcr
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To: stuartcr

"It seems that in theory, a tsunami could hit anywhere that has a coastline.'

Correct. Tsunami have been happening for millions of years. Why should humans think that should have stopped all of a sudden.
One will hit New York eventually.
You and I could be a thousand years dead and buried.




14 posted on 12/30/2004 9:09:55 AM PST by t-1000 (Hecho...Lava Sus Manos?)
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To: stuartcr; rintense
Having a longer shoreline than the entire west coast of the US,
we here in Michigan worry about that everyday,
(unless the lakes are frozen over.)
26 posted on 12/30/2004 9:15:10 AM PST by ASA Vet (Tagline: (optional, printed after your name on post):)
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To: stuartcr

I will never feel safe driving by Lake of the Ozarks again


82 posted on 12/30/2004 10:08:44 AM PST by Swiss
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To: stuartcr

You would just piss your pants if you read the "letter to the editor" in today's Hazleton Standard Speaker. The reader blames the Tsunami on Satellite Dishes that have sprung up all over the globe. I was hysterical. And they publish this garbage. I was waiting for her to also blame President Bush.


105 posted on 12/30/2004 11:00:00 AM PST by angcat
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To: stuartcr
It seems that in theory, a tsunami could hit anywhere that has a coastline.

Actually a fault line runs right under Central Park in New York City.

109 posted on 12/30/2004 12:03:30 PM PST by Paul C. Jesup
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