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Tsunami warning? WTH?

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  • gjshaw

    That’s a big shaker, better hold on.

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  • Ricci.Wright
    I still call em tidal waves.  :) 
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  • 4205raymond
    At first call it was 8.2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  • notnow
    When my son moved to Hawaii, the residents told him " if you go to the beach and there's no water, run". I guess when a tsunami forms it draws the water out then sends it back.
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  • bustedknee

    Park the car on the hill.

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  • chme
    When we lived in Colorado, tsunamis were not a real issue.   

    The tornadoes seemed to scare them away.  

    No matter WHERE you live, Mother Nature will find some means of letting you know that SHE still deals the cards. 
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  • spasmcreeksrun
    biggest ever tsunami was in Lituya Bay Alaska  in 1958 when a 7.8 quake set loose a 40 million cubic yard rock slide and sent a wave across the bay that reached 1720 ft high on the other side.......here tornadoes or straight line winds from collapsing storms are our demons
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  • Rocky Raab
    Earthquake but no tsunami?
    Shaken, not stirred!
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  • dreher
    That is such a groaner!!      :D  
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  • Rocky Raab
    One of my better ones, for sure. Thanks!
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  • kimi
    spasmcreeksrun: 31542410632859/comments/31542421671835
    biggest ever tsunami was in Lituya Bay Alaska  in 1958 when a 7.8 quake set loose a 40 million cubic yard rock slide and sent a wave across the bay that reached 1720 ft high on the other side.......here tornadoes or straight line winds from collapsing storms are our demons

    One of my old Marine troopers lived through the tsunami that hit the north shore of the Big Island and the town he lived in. It was from the 1958 Alaska quake you mention. That was a whopper. One quake in 1946 in Alaska registered 9.0 and caused another tsunami in Hawaii, too.

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