[homeless_cq]

Before

After

These are the first pics that show how bad the damage really is.

 

[homeless_cq]

Before

After

 

[Nottobright]

Thats scary
:crazy:

 

[evilmink269]

Yeah, that's not worthy of lowering the American Flag half staff :rolling:

 

[Nottobright]

Glad I live at 6000 feet instead of one foot above sea level :crazy:

 

[Bozo]

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Nottobright said:
Glad I live at 6000 feet instead of one foot above sea level :crazy:

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You're just that much closer to any incoming asteroids! :tongue:

 

[Nottobright]

Thanks for ruining my day

 

[evilmink269]

:lol2: Or that erupting Volcano :lol2:

 

[Nottobright]

You guys suck :lol:

 

[the_journeyman]

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slorch said:
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Nottobright said:
Glad I live at 6000 feet instead of one foot above sea level :crazy:

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You're just that much closer to any incoming asteroids! :tongue:

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Guess I'm just right at around 3500 feet.

That's pretty commanding pics!

JM

 

[specialsymbol]

Gosh, where did that coastline go? :shocked:

 

[BitViper]

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Gosh, where did that coastline go? :shocked:

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Out to sea.....

Amazing destruction

 

[MrBungle]

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slorch said:
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Nottobright said:
Glad I live at 6000 feet instead of one foot above sea level :crazy:

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You're just that much closer to any incoming asteroids! :tongue:

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Maybe so, but up to 14,000 feet of rock sure would have stopped that wave. I am with you Notto, asteroids be damned.

That damage is unreal. It is sometimes hard to believe that mother nature is that powerful, but she sure has no problems showing us.

 

[xspeedxracerx]

you see all the close pictures from the ground and you're like "yeah that sucks"

after I look at those its just sad. So much destruction in less than a minute and nobody could really do anything :frown:

 

[MyKa]

I see waves in the pre-damage photos. Are these the tsunami waves coming in or are these normal?

Sur lanka(sp?) is a hot surf spot. I've been reading storys about a surfer who was there that morning and was catching a flight out around noon. Apperently he left about 15 min before it hit. He said that he's sure most of his surfing buddies where out when it came in.

I guess thats a good way for a surfer to go out?!

 

[Hoopty]

I'm pretty sure those are just normal waves pictured.

 

[Hoopty]

Here, I found some more Tsunami before/after pics. :frown:

http://homepage.mac.com/demark/tsunami/9.html

 

[novos]

jesus.

the last 2 pics of gleebruk village... everything near the shore was just eradicated... only the dense treelines managed to remain...

pwn3d. :bawling: :frown:

 

[wingswheels]

thats frightening. an awesome display of unimaginable power, further proof that someday, no matter what you do, you're next in line, so you better live each day like there was no tomorrow.

some of the stories that have come out of there are practically beyond comprehension. the group that walked along the beach for 5 days seeing nothing but dead bodies, not a single living soul. :crazy:

 

[Ninjaslayer]

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slorch said:
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Nottobright said:
Glad I live at 6000 feet instead of one foot above sea level :crazy:

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You're just that much closer to any incoming asteroids! :tongue:

[/ QUOTE ]Nothing like being a dork there Slorch.......or is it a d*ck in your case.....just messing with ya buddy..... :waytogo: