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[Inkpoe]

Originally Posted by calibound1

What is up with Vinylly? Every post are the same type of disparaging remarks about Seattle? Gotta be a troll.

He's our local doomsayer. Always take it with a grain of salt.

[Vinylly]

Originally Posted by calibound1

What is up with Vinylly? Every post are the same type of disparaging remarks about Seattle? Gotta be a troll.

Volcanos: Yeah, we had one, there used to be a mountain called Mt. St. Helens. It doesn't exist any longer, -at least not the beautiful mountain it once was, but a mass distruction of thousands and thousands of acres. Mt. St. Helens was the small little sister of Mt. Rainer. Do you think Mt. Rainer is dead? Not according to the scientists from the University of Washington who are tracking it's activities every day. They are fearful that someday it will blow, just like her little sister, Mt. St. Helens. It's not a question of 'if' but 'when'. Mt. Rainer is so close to heavy population and industry, they fear it will be a national disaster. Every once in a while the news reports small quakes and steam immenation out of side of Mt. Rainer. When she blows it will wipe out and cover the whole area from Olympia to Everett, Seattle and Tacoma will be in the middle of it all. This is the most populated area in the State of Washington. And, then there is Mt. Baker. From time to time it is reported it too has small quakes and steam venting out of it, so it too is not dead. I haven't read any news lately about Mt. Adams but there has been reports of strange lights being sighted from it.:e ek:

[PollyGlott]

Vinylly, give it a rest, please!!!

[rmkiefer07]

Originally Posted by Vinylly

Volcanos: Yeah, we had one, there used to be a mountain called Mt. St. Helens. It doesn't exist any longer, -at least not the beautiful mountain it once was, but a mass distruction of thousands and thousands of acres. Mt. St. Helens was the small little sister of Mt. Rainer. Do you think Mt. Rainer is dead? Not according to the scientists from the University of Washington who are tracking it's activities every day. They are fearful that someday it will blow, just like her little sister, Mt. St. Helens. It's not a question of 'if' but 'when'. Mt. Rainer is so close to heavy population and industry, they fear it will be a national disaster. Every once in a while the news reports small quakes and steam immenation out of side of Mt. Rainer. When she blows it will wipe out and cover the whole area from Olympia to Everett, Seattle and Tacoma will be in the middle of it all. This is the most populated area in the State of Washington. And, then there is Mt. Baker. From time to time it is reported it too has small quakes and steam venting out of it, so it too is not dead. I haven't read any news lately about Mt. Adams but there has been reports of strange lights being sighted from it.:e ek:

Is that you Emmett?

[scirocco22]

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