[GOP_Party_Animal]

Can’t wait to hear Glenn Beck’s show tomorrow. This is surely another sign of the apocalypse.

[smokingfrog]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-1363756/Hawaiian-volcano-New-vent-erupting-volcano-spews-lava-65ft-air.html

[bill1952]

Bush's Fault!

Global Warming!!

[TSgt]

I always miss the eruptions!

Perhaps I should book a flight today?

We love the Big Island!

[Leftism is Mentally Deranged]

Bush did it. Global Warming did it.

[mmercier]

I believe Kilauea is the most active volcano above the ocean on the planet.

Churning out real estate by the moment.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

I’ve wondered what was going to blow. Lots of seismic activity lately around the world.

[Eye of Unk]

I keep seeing an image from the movie 2012 and Honolulu is engulfed in magma.

[ccmay]

Shoot, I’d like to see this. When we saw Kilauea it was a big black hole in the ground with no red lava at all. There was a vent further down the hill leaking magma into the ocean, but I want to see the fireworks.

[n230099]

How do we know this isn’t actually in Kenya??

[HangnJudge]

[jersey117]

There goes the birth certificate.....

[HangnJudge]

[WayneS]

Okay, let’s say hot lava is runnning down my street and it flows into my house, damages the floors, walls, ceilings and roof, and at the same time destroys most of my personal possessions.

Would I be better off making a claim on my fire insurance, my flood insurance or my avalanche insurance?

I can see claims for fire or avalanche being denied because the substance that caused my loss was a liquid at the time it entered my home.

On the other hand, since my loss pretty much resulted from my stuff bursting in to flames, I foresee trouble trying to make a flood or avalanche claim.

And, since the damage was caused by large quantities of rock entering my house as a result of the force of gravity I can foresee the fire and flood insurance people arguing that my loss was a result of an avalanche (albiet a SLOW moving one) and denying my fire or flood claim.

Boy, what a quandry...

[jobim]

This is my backyard. Drove through Volcano National Park yesterday and saw the sky glowing red on the horizon in late afternoon. It’s always entirely unpredictable, other than that they have been measuring a rising level of magma in one of the main craters.

For all I know, this will be my last post...