LA is screwedFollow

Quick now that you can edit titles of threads

Step one: change name to "Californication"

Step two: give snippet of story with a link.

Step three: say "Los Angeles is ************* then add any further content that you wish.

Never say I didnt look out for you Tomec!

OK,

step one: Find story then post

Heh, I was expecting they would have it updated on their website by the time the post went through, or maybe like 2 or 3 minutes after... Ya, right.

Best as I can recall, 'they''ve been saying that for years. I think 'they' are the same people who are predicting the next Ice Age, the next global impact meteor, and the next cataclysmic volcanic eruption.


scare quoted contractions ftw! Is that done right? I need a grammar/spelling ****, stat!

Too change the title of the thread just hit edit on the original post and then in the Subject line just make the change. If you dont like the reference to rhcp you can make a Tool ænema reference.

What no Tool referance yet?

bah, I suck.

I can't wait!!! The day California falls into the sea I will do a dance of joy!

More like found the article, had to go do some stuff, then EQ2 was back up from an early morning maint... So ya.

As for changing the title... meh you want me too that much then say what you think it should be >_>

Edited, Jun 22nd 2006 at 1:18pm EDT by Tomec

That would be a lap dance, right?



...to go hang with Hawaii...Alaska can come too. THE END!

Actually, in total dollars of damage, there simply is no comparision between hurricanes and virtually anything else. The largest events are very similar in total dollars of damage, but "big" hurricans happen virtually every year whereas "big" earthquakes happen once every 10, 20 years (in US). Yep, they are unpredictable, but the faultlines are long and damage is localized. All in all, the insurance is totally worth it, but I'm really not very worried.

The real reasons we're all screwed:

(1) fatal airborn retro virus
(2) accidental mass sterilization of human males (most likely from a combination of pesticides; exposure through groceries)
(big gap in threat level)
(3) auto accidents
(4) more intense storms from global warming (setting aside for the moment the cause of the increasing temperatures)
...
(25 or so) getting struck by lightning
(50 or so) terrorism
...
(200 or so) earthquakes



Edited, Jun 22nd 2006 at 9:27pm EDT by yossarian

California
tumbles into the sea;
that'll be the day I go back to Annandale.


Bodhi, I know that's the new Superman, but your avatar reminds me of the cover of "Dear Mr. Henshaw".

Aww, I'm sorry.


Not really!