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And yet George Bush remains in Crawford, Texas…
*Sigh
We had Tsunami siren warnings here and what does everyone do? They flock to our beach with cameras. If we really had to get out there are only two roads to get away from the coast here. 🙄
Damn fracking!
It’s like mother earth just popped a pimple.
True story:
Paul Tsongas was buried in Tonga and the tsunami relocated his tomb to Tahiti…
Mother Nature probably emitted more toxic gases and global warming emissions today than all the American 4-wheel drive trucks for the past decade.
Interestingly, it did explode, but not in the way one might think.
A steep cliff of cooled lava and ash slid into the ocean, revealing a pool of cooling but still molten lava.
When the water hit that pool, it exploded into steam.
I excavated that undersea volcano years ago – during the Pleistocene.
Can we convert volcanoes to electric power to reduce their CO2 output? All kidding aside, very frightening.
Obviously Tonga will have to pay their fair share of carbon taxes.
And, now, Biden to the rescue!
Only if the Tonga citizens are vaxed, of course.
A lot of monster movies start out with undersea volcano eruptions. Just sayin’.
Magma is moving closer to the surface of the earth to make room in Hell for the billions who are about to make that place their eternal residence in the next 8 or 9 years. See Rev 6:8; Joshua 3:3,4; Matt 24:21,22.
If a c130 would of flown over and dropped a couple of tons of old bay seasoning we could of had a new Guinness record for seafood boil party.
^^^don’t forget the lemons.
Those drunken, 600 lbs, lardassed Tongan natives have been warned repeatedly not to binge on Spam musubi and then cannonball off the cliffs. I hope they’re happy now.
I remember the 2011 tsunami when I was vacationing on the Big Island ofHawaii. There were people running to the shore to see it. I know because I was up the hill watching the idjits. Sadly, Obumbles wasn’t at his vacation house at the time.
That is both scary and awesome at the same time.
Check out “Into the Inferno” on Netflix. One of the best documentaries I’ve seen.
Visiting active volcanos everywhere.
The planet we live on can kill a whole bunch of us in a heartbeat if it wants to.
@ Carlos the Jackal
“The planet we live on can kill a whole bunch of us in a heartbeat if it wants to.”
Fortunately for us, the planet doesn’t even seem to care that we are destroying it. /sarc