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First Chili, then New Zealand, now Japan......if the clock-wise motion continues either Alaska or the West Coast of America is next.

grizzaholic wrote:First Chili, then New Zealand, now Japan......if the clock-wise motion continues either Alaska or the West Coast of America is next.

Seattle. Long overdue.

93henfan wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:First Chili, then New Zealand, now Japan......if the clock-wise motion continues either Alaska or the West Coast of America is next.

Seattle. Long overdue.

WCB

93henfan wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:First Chili, then New Zealand, now Japan......if the clock-wise motion continues either Alaska or the West Coast of America is next.

Seattle. Long overdue.

Yup. These have all been subduction megathrust faults. Two areas that fit that criteria are Alaska and the Pacific NW. Alaska is probably good, since the subduction zone hasn't had time to build up stress since the 9.2 quake in 1964. The Pacific NW, however, hasn't had a subduction quake since 1700.

Then after the Seattle quake happens it will trigger Yellowstone to go up and then we won't have to worry about the Chinese invading. It will be a win-win.



2012 is coming fast!

Or...the Seattle quake will trigger some land-mass to fall into the Pacific and send another tsunami mega-wave headed toward Asia and really put a hurting on those folks.

bigger concern for the NW... that the shift will cause a volcanic movement in Rainier... it happened in japan - though it's been little reported on given everything else - but all this activity caused a volcano to erupt.

The La Palma collapse Atlantic megatsunami scenario. AlphaGriz's dream: http://www.geo.arizona.edu/~andyf/LaPal ... _small.mov

grizzaholic wrote:Or...the Seattle quake will trigger some land-mass to fall into the Pacific and send another tsunami mega-wave headed toward Asia and really put a hurting on those folks.

Hope my vendors get their shipments out before then....running a little low on raw materials....

Somewhere, Mayan ghosts are giving each other high fives.

I, for one, plan on being in Yellowstone on 12/21/12.

You guys aren't laughing at our little mountains anymore.

89Hen wrote:You guys aren't laughing at our little mountains anymore.

Sure we are.

Grizalltheway wrote:I, for one, plan on being in Yellowstone on 12/21/12.

Hey, GATW, why not make it the bottom of the Grand Canyon? On a DONKey?

Someone, quick - get the atheists and asians out of Seattle.

kalm wrote:Someone, quick - get the atheists and asians out of Seattle.

Would anyone be left?

93henfan wrote:The La Palma collapse Atlantic megatsunami scenario. AlphaGriz's dream: http://www.geo.arizona.edu/~andyf/LaPal ... _small.mov

I salute the entire state of Delaware for drowning to keep the populated parts of Maryland safe and dry.
The entire eastern shore washing away is like a dream scenario. Calvert to Harford county shore line become one gigantic beach town!

andy7171 wrote:

93henfan wrote:The La Palma collapse Atlantic megatsunami scenario. AlphaGriz's dream: http://www.geo.arizona.edu/~andyf/LaPal ... _small.mov

I salute the entire state of Delaware for drowning to keep the populated parts of Maryland safe and dry.
The entire eastern shore washing away is like a dream scenario. Calvert to Harford county shore line become one gigantic beach town!

You'll be dead too, homeslice. The Chesapeake will be pushed up like Miley Cyrus' rack.

West Virginians, Pennsyltuckians, and Appalachiatards will be running shit on the east coast.

dbackjon wrote:

93henfan wrote:
Seattle. Long overdue.

Yup. These have all been subduction megathrust faults. Two areas that fit that criteria are Alaska and the Pacific NW. Alaska is probably good, since the subduction zone hasn't had time to build up stress since the 9.2 quake in 1964. The Pacific NW, however, hasn't had a subduction quake since 1700.

Meh... we had a 7 point something or other around 2000 and had to rebuild the airport runways and a few building got funky structural problems but whatever

We have 4.5's every week (check the records on that I'm not kidding)

Chizzang wrote:

dbackjon wrote:
Yup. These have all been subduction megathrust faults. Two areas that fit that criteria are Alaska and the Pacific NW. Alaska is probably good, since the subduction zone hasn't had time to build up stress since the 9.2 quake in 1964. The Pacific NW, however, hasn't had a subduction quake since 1700.

Meh... we had a 7 point something or other around 2000 and had to rebuild the airport runways and a few building got funky structural problems but whatever

We have 4.5's every week (check the records on that I'm not kidding)

God is just punishing all you sinful sinners.

Wrong. At 478feet, Catonsville is the highest point in Baltimore County until you go up into the extreme NW parts of the county.
If I go across the street and up the hill, I can see the Key Bridge, which is a full 18-20 miles away. I'll survive the tsumani, now riding out the looting and chaos afterwards is a whole other story.

andy7171 wrote:Wrong. At 478feet, Catonsville is the highest point in Baltimore County until you go up into the extreme NW parts of the county.
If I go across the street and up the hill, I can see the Key Bridge, which is a full 18-20 miles away. I'll survive the tsumani, now riding out the looting and chaos afterwards is a whole other story.

I hope you speak West Virginianian, and also that you don't have a pretty mouth.

Grizalltheway wrote:

Chizzang wrote:
Meh... we had a 7 point something or other around 2000 and had to rebuild the airport runways and a few building got funky structural problems but whatever

We have 4.5's every week (check the records on that I'm not kidding)

God is just punishing all you sinful sinners.

Yeah it's no big thing...
If Seattle has a 8 point earthquake - sh!t will fall down - things will break - people will die...
and then you rebuild and start over

Grizalltheway wrote:I, for one, plan on being in Yellowstone on 12/21/12.

Whats going on on 12/21/12?

BDKJMU wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:I, for one, plan on being in Yellowstone on 12/21/12.

Whats going on on 12/21/12?

That would be the end of the world, and it'll start with the Yellowstone caldera blowing its top. Take that to Vegas.