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I would say all of the above, because any of those could be a person's worst nightmare.
I was going to add it depends on where you live but lots of these can happen anywhere.minus volcanoes.
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well it's all relative if your close to death.. dead is dead!!!!>>>> whether it's from a tornado, hurricane, fire earthquake, flood, tsunami,flood, astroid impact,etc
ohhhh forgot about the wrath of god hope we don't peeee off the gods
Hard to say, I've been through hurricanes, eathquakes, tornados and ice storms. Earthquakes are unpredictable, but usually dont last long. The aftermath of these events is what scares you. I'd think a volcano eruption would be the worst, remember when Mt St Hellens blew...there were traces of ash and haze that we saw in Minneapolis.
Hard to say, I've been through hurricanes, eathquakes, tornados and ice storms. Earthquakes are unpredictable, but usually dont last long. The aftermath of these events is what scares you. I'd think a volcano eruption would be the worst, remember when Mt St Hellens blew...there were traces of ash and haze that we saw in Minneapolis.
True, but there was plenty of warning to leave the area.
That old mountain man was begged for a long time to leave------he refused----he perished !
Been through at least 3 magnitude 7 earthquakes or above, the closest epiccentre though was just under 100miles away but boy, if it were to be any closer or a different motion, would of been major damage big time. Can get pretty scary for a minute.
Living downhill from a volcano, and having several feet of molten-rock sliding towards you. (Pompei?)
Interesting trivia - according to Wikipedia, Mount Vesuvius erupted exactly on this day in 79 AD.
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hope we don't peeee off the gods
