The largest landslide in the history of North America occurred April 10th at a copper mine outside of Salt Lake City, Utah. Over 165 million tons of earth dropped a half mile. There were no casualties.
I felt just like that picture after I took a "cleanser" for my first colonoscopy.
Story here.
I felt just like that picture after I took a "cleanser" for my first colonoscopy.
Story here.
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ReplyDeleteThink this was global warming Sig?
ReplyDeleteKid - absolutely. This is a classic geologic/atmospheric inversion where what was dirt is now sky. It is always attributable to carbon dioxide poisoning. The land, realizing it is dying, tries to commit suicide by leaping to its death.
ReplyDeleteThis particular landslide was partly caused by it's location on a liberal geologic deformation known as "Bush's Fault."
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