Great Quake & Tsunami Likely In Near Future For Pacific Northwest

[Tonitrus]

Not the art galleries!

I hope you don't like abstract seascapes and poorly rendered otters. 

[jimmy olsen]

Looked it up and apparently if the Seattle fault slipped (magnitude 7) a 3.5 meter wave would hit Tacoma.

[sbr]

Looked it up and apparently if the Seattle fault slipped (magnitude 7) a 3.5 meter wave would hit Tacoma.

I could live with that.

[Tonitrus]

Looked it up and apparently if the Seattle fault slipped (magnitude 7) a 3.5 meter wave would hit Tacoma.

TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE

[katmai]

Tacoma needs to be washed away.

[jimmy olsen]

Why the Tacoma hate?

Enlighten me.

[Tonitrus]

Tacoma is to Seattle as Oakland is to San Franciso.

For east coasters, maybe as Newark is to New York.

[katmai]

Familiarity breeds contempt.

[Neil]

They need to find a way to divert the tidal wave so it destroys Spokane.

[citizen k]

They need to find a way to divert the tidal wave so it destroys Spokane.

If it diverts enough up the Columbia it might.

[crazy canuck]

This is why Vancouver is behind Vancouver Island.

[Maximus]

They need to find a way to divert the tidal wave so it destroys Spokane.

If it diverts enough up the Columbia it might.

Would take quite a wave to go over the grand coulee dam the wrong way.

[Kleves]

Tacoma needs to be washed away.

Still wouldn't get rid of the smell.

[garbon]

There might be a Big One?! Stop the presses!

[MadImmortalMan]

The portion of Seattle build on land/silt that they shoveled from the hills into the Elliot Bay will probably get fucked up pretty good by liquefaction.

Yeah, I thought Seattle was built on a mud flat. Some parts of the city have had the streets built up so high the original ground level is several stories underground now. It's like a big ramp going down to the sea.