Nature's Attitude.....

Hard to believe how the Tsunami disaster could do such astronomical
damages in such a short period of time. The waves were traviling some
500.ph @ one time. Now around 130,000 souls have been killed, and 10's
of thousands missing.
<>Through the millions of years, such disasters changed landscapes, and
geographical locations of continents (I-read). Other such natural
disasters, like mud slides, rivers flooding & changing
courses,earthQuakes inland, and hurricanes will continue, as we know.
<>It's been 300 years, since California was hit by a Tsnami, but of
course it wasnt inhabited by multi millions of folks.
<>It is very possible for an earthquake out in the pacific, to do its
thing again.

‹›‘Have a Good'un’›››BJAY›››

 

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I thought the bodies were killed. I didn't know souls could be killed. ;-)

 

Is that MY box, that you're using, today, Fullstate ? <chuckle>... You are
very welcome to use it, just don't forget who it belongs to..

Your friend in Irving
Bill Walker

 

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Preach it, Bro!

 

Mark Johnson, surely this post/subject has a fairly intersting context,
that you could actually make a reasonable comment. But, you choose to
pick out one line of the subject and critize. Does this topic not
interest you? just wondered, no big deal.

‹›‘Have a Good'un’›››BJAY›››

 

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I'm not sure. What one line did I extract and what was my response? I
really don't have the time to weed back through old Usenet messages
except on rare occasions. Most news readers don't display already-read
messages in the list of headers unless they're reconfigured. Most
people choose not to, since the plethora of read messages tends to
obscure the list of unread messages; the ones most people seek when
returning to a newsgroup.

 

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What luck! I found the old post before it dropped off the radar screen.

Geeze. Am I going to have to hang a banner over every post that
contains a joke?

 

lowest common denominator and all that.
if they can't use a newsreader...