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  • spasmcreek
    and the cruise ship will be sued to death also...irregardless of the fact people were stupid enuff to go INTO a volcano......now i have never had any desire to get close to something that melts mountains of rock to run like rivers ???????????
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  • He Dog
    That would be very frickin scary


    Yeah, it could get you dead.
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  • spasmcreek
    well in studying the area around our lake place in eastern kansas i found out nearby were 3 old volcano calderas...surprise did not know any were in state history ...soooooo...i have driven thru /around two and have not located the third yet...was told De beers came many years ago and determined they were not hot enuff to form diamonds...tho one bags up some type mineral for a feed supplement....
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  • Sam06
    I remember MT St. Hellens that was scary and I was in GA :o

    My 1st Duty station was Ft Lewis WA(I was there for 9 years) and when I went through RIP(Ranger Indoctrination Program) in 1982 we had to pull Volcano watch.

    I remember we flew over it in a CH-47 at about 9k feet around 1985 and it was still all jacked up with trees down everywhere and the lake was still full of mud. When we trained in Yakima the dust was still on the ground.

    To me Volcano's are scary
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Sam06 wrote:
    I remember MT St. Hellens that was scary and I was in GA :o

    My 1st Duty station was Ft Lewis WA(I was there for 9 years) and when I went through RIP(Ranger Indoctrination Program) in 1982 we had to pull Volcano watch.

    I remember we flew over it in a CH-47 at about 9k feet around 1985 and it was still all jacked up with trees down everywhere and the lake was still full of mud. When we trained in Yakima the dust was still on the ground.

    To me Volcano's are scary



    I was Stationed at Lowry AFB (Denver, CO.) for 6mo. of AIT. (All Services went there for Photo MOS.) when Mt. St. Helens blew. (1980) It got dark. Our vehicles were covered with about 1/4" ash every morning.

    Later on, (in about 1987) I was sent by my Co. on a 2 week excursion to climb Mt. Rainier. We could see the devastation from a long way off through binocs. Would have been crazy to have been up on Rainier, when Mt. St. Helens blew, and observed it.
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  • Sam06
    Now it looks like the death toll is over 30 people, Prayers and positive vibes sent to their families.




    It looks like in response to this deadly eruption New Zealand will ban volcano's and order all to be turned in to the government. :shock:
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  • grdad45
    "It looks like in response to this deadly eruption New Zealand will ban volcano's and order all to be turned in to the government. "

    Typical nanny state response.
    Forgot the green font!!
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  • nmyers
    Well, I've gone into volcano craters. But, not an active volcano! For crying out loud, White Island has been continuously active for 150,000 years! I don't mind a little adrenaline once in a while, but active volcanoes can go off any time.

    Don't worry about Royal Caribbean; their lawyers make sure everyone on an excursion signs a release. We might know the body count by tomorrow; I will not be surprised if it's > 50. Sad, very sad.

    Neal
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  • Rocky Raab
    Those releases will be laughed at in civil court. Victims' relatives will get millions from Royal Caribbean, the tour company, and the goobermint of New Zealand. Especially in light of the fact that many of those bodies will never be found, and the families can rightfully claim extreme emotional distress.
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