In Washington and waiting patiently for the tremendous CRACKKKK that will usher in the Big One

Planned any last words?

What's it like living under a communist regime ?

Have to wait until the opposition is positioned in the pacific. The pacific is going to be neat. So we tell them I’m in Washington state and when they come the ocean turns to foam. You can float in stagnant water but not water that is turbulent, you just sink.

The Pacific Ocean will be a whole lot like space for about ten minutes. Those ten minutes will be the window of opportunity to take them out. So we have to give them time to get here which means we still have about 2-3 weeks before the earth quakes.

I can answer this but then again I want my family to survive.

Not great

I'm forbidden from setting foot in any bar or restaurant in my county, as a dirty, filthy unvaxxed person that might offend somebody else.

All manner of beast and man will be washed up and deposited along the western slopes of the cascade range .

Gooey ducks and piling worms will rain down on those that survive and yet they will find no umbrella's to have shelter .

There will be much squishing of shoes for days to come .

I'm away from collapsing skyscrapers and don't plan to die.

Prayers for you . Sounds like you are surrounded by hostile forces of evil .

Thats the plan.too many old skyscrapers.nyc has been doing studies for years on the amount of them decayed.they need a 911 but cost isnt worth demo.
After yellowstone,then new madrid,dominoes.

They will have a hard time getting away from laser beams sent from really far away that have mass take time to get there. Targets will be a LOT easier to hit.


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If we can catch them in that red zone they will be sitting ducks

Very true



But a single geoduck could feed me for a week.

People don't know how big those things are!

They are ugly brutes but make up for it in munchiness . very tasty .

I've never had one but I like clams.
Maybe soon, with my jar of chopped garlic, over a campfire.

They say after the big one comes to the PNW, everything west of i5 could be cut off for 6 months. Make sure you have preps OP.

You live under the shadow of Mt . Rainer ?

You're talking to the guy who posted the Pulitzer Prize winning New Yorker article on the Big One that was super pinned here years ago. Believe, I know.

No geoducks or other seafood by Rainier but I know it's an active, hazardous supervolcano.

Life is interesting here on the pacific west coast but we don't get the thunderstorms or tornadoes. I miss a good thunderstorm.

One of my grandfather's was up by what is now Wenatchee Wa for a big quake long ago . He told a story of the columbia River water reversing course and running north up stream .

Of steam coming out of a volcanic vent on the foot hills of the Eastern slope of the cascades near where he was .

I didn't know if you lived near the Salt or had to drive to it . yeah , I like the thunderstorms to but I don't miss the tornadoes at all .

Had to many close calls with them and saw first hand the tragedy left by them for a family that did not survive one .
Watching the bigger birds skirting them is very cool though .

I'm currently next to the strait of Juan de Fuca; used to be directly on top of the Seattle faultline.

The natives here have the legend of whale vs eagle circa 1700. It made a big impression on them, since entire villages were wiped out and the landscape changed permanently.

A 9+ in the PNW today would be mindboggling.

A Rainier eruption would collapse the rotten west side and send rivers of mud through waterways all the way to Seattle, wiping out towns along the way.

PNW doom!

I'm west of Portland.

Can you swim?

Yeah, your town WILL be fukt after the Big One.

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Yes, and I can also walk uphill.

But months without services, I don't know...

I spent time on San Juan Island years ago . Very nice place . The whale thunderbird battle is epic when considering the possible reason of its roots .

The toll of life such an event there today would take is nearly unfathomable to most people .

I hope to never see it .The possibility of it kicking off a volcanic event is probably slim but I can not totally discount it .
About the only thing in this life we may be sure of is that we can't be completely sure of anything but the tasty flavor of properly prepared gooey ducks and garlic sauce .

Leave clothes and shoes n. Trust me

The carp hits the cess pool just head east .

Liquidifaction anything built on fill or former swamp sinks into the former swap.

They just did some tests on PDX airport and I was surprised that the predicted drop was only 3 feet.

I suspect the new terminals will have revised foundations.

NW Portland to the hills was swamps or ponds so kiss the tank farms, gas works and railyard goodbye.

There lots of areas built on Missoula flood silts.

In Washington you have to worry about the Lahar zones.

(Sorry about the spelling the auto-correct is winning.)

There are hazard maps available. If you should study them.

It is fun at Earth Science convention when a quake hits. You can watch everyone counting seconds under their breathe.