La Palma is rumbling - What are the implications of a 40 foot Tsunami along the east coast?

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Sex Cannon Lupa said:
Just another reminder that nothing cool ever happens. At this point I don't believe the Chinese dam will ever break, South Africa will ever really collapse, or Apophis will actually hit us. Feels bad.
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Oh, don't fret. It'll all fall apart eventually. However, we might just be dead by then. But hey, at least being dead ain't that bad.
 
Sex Cannon Lupa said:
Just another reminder that nothing cool ever happens. At this point I don't believe the Chinese dam will ever break, South Africa will ever really collapse, or Apophis will actually hit us. Feels bad.
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The bad -- nothing cool ever happens
The good -- Bushcraft Bear survived
 
Keystone said:
The bad -- nothing cool ever happens
The good -- Bushcraft Bear survived
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Hey, him surviving IS something cool happening considering he was camping out near a fucking constantly erupting volcano lmao.
 
Keystone said:
The bad -- nothing cool ever happens
The good -- Bushcraft Bear survived
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www.express.co.uk

La Palma volcano threatens to rumble back to life after three-day nap: 'Not finished yet!'

THE La Palma volcano could be coming back to life after a three-day rest, as residents in the British holiday hotspot cross the fingers in the hope it remains quiet.
www.express.co.uk www.express.co.uk
don't be so sure. this article though poorly edited seems to indicate that volcanic activity come back
earthquakes seemed to havebeen on a slight upward trend and that migh cause it to come back.
 
FatalTater said:
I'm glad the people and animals on La Palma are getting a break but I have a feeling it might do something else yet.
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even if it stops, there's still a lot of problems to fix.
all the ash and dust all over the roads.
the lava that dried up on top of the road is gonna take a while to clean up. you'll need bulldozers and dynamite possibly.
all the destroyed buildings as a result of either the lava itself or the ash that stacked on top the buildings
the last factor is the earthquake damage.
they'll have to double check all the buildings to make sure they catch any damaged ones before they collapse, they'll also have to check the geography. weakened rock and some heavy rain and all of a sudden you get a massive landslide.
 
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