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Poll Question: which does frifmghten you the most
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Those just don't seem real enough to have me concerned up here in Canada but Wolf spiders scare the hell out of me. I can just imagine you Australians laughing at that one(that's not  spider!LOL). They're like a miniature version of your Huntsman spider.
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Originally posted by Billy Pilgrim Billy Pilgrim wrote:

I live in western Washington so the volcano risk, and earthquake risk is quite scary to think about, however, the puget sound, and how far we are inland, would protect us from any tidal waves hitting the coast.

This is right in my backyard.

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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

Or armed idiots manipulated by rich idiots. Even worse. 

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Originally posted by Billy Pilgrim Billy Pilgrim wrote:

Originally posted by Metalmarsh89 Metalmarsh89 wrote:

Originally posted by Billy Pilgrim Billy Pilgrim wrote:

I live in western Washington so the volcano risk, and earthquake risk is quite scary to think about, however, the puget sound, and how far we are inland, would protect us from any tidal waves hitting the coast.


St. Helens and Hood are both coming alive, aren't you excited? And we're due for an earthquake a bit off the coast around Oregon/Washington area. These are exciting times, my friend. Of course, they could happen any time in the next 50-100 years from what I've heard.

Yippee! I didn't know St Helens or Hood was acting up, of course, being so close to Rainier, that's the one that truly freaks me out! Auburn is on a lahar zone, but it'd have to be one big lahar to reach this far out... and the off shore earthquake is quite illusive, they say the juan de fuca fault has slipped sometimes in 250 year intervals, and sometimes in 800 year intervals, but I believe the average is every 350 years. So we're getting there... but ya know what, whatever, this is a beautiful place to live, and almost everywhere has its fair share of hazards, when it comes down to it, good place to live!!


Agreed it's a worthy trade-off. And with technology these days, I imagine we'll get a decent warning if anything were to happen.

I live down in Eugene, and the city's already working on infrastructure in some areas to better stand the earthquake.
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The eruption. I don't want to burn and turn to ash. I hate heat.

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Originally posted by Metalmarsh89 Metalmarsh89 wrote:

Originally posted by Billy Pilgrim Billy Pilgrim wrote:

I live in western Washington so the volcano risk, and earthquake risk is quite scary to think about, however, the puget sound, and how far we are inland, would protect us from any tidal waves hitting the coast.


St. Helens and Hood are both coming alive, aren't you excited? And we're due for an earthquake a bit off the coast around Oregon/Washington area. These are exciting times, my friend. Of course, they could happen any time in the next 50-100 years from what I've heard.

Yippee! I didn't know St Helens or Hood was acting up, of course, being so close to Rainier, that's the one that truly freaks me out! Auburn is on a lahar zone, but it'd have to be one big lahar to reach this far out... and the off shore earthquake is quite illusive, they say the juan de fuca fault has slipped sometimes in 250 year intervals, and sometimes in 800 year intervals, but I believe the average is every 350 years. So we're getting there... but ya know what, whatever, this is a beautiful place to live, and almost everywhere has its fair share of hazards, when it comes down to it, good place to live!!
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Let's see... terrorists, killer bees, tornado outbreaks, feminists, MRAs, bird flu, those really big jawbreakers I'm afraid to eat because I might accidentally swallow it, choke and die...

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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

This country being eventually overrun by armed idiots... 

Oh, wait... 


You're right, I wouldn't be nearly as scared if this country were overrun by people without upper appendages. Embarrassed
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Originally posted by Billy Pilgrim Billy Pilgrim wrote:

I live in western Washington so the volcano risk, and earthquake risk is quite scary to think about, however, the puget sound, and how far we are inland, would protect us from any tidal waves hitting the coast.


St. Helens and Hood are both coming alive, aren't you excited? And we're due for an earthquake a bit off the coast around Oregon/Washington area. These are exciting times, my friend. Of course, they could happen any time in the next 50-100 years from what I've heard.
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I live in western Washington so the volcano risk, and earthquake risk is quite scary to think about, however, the puget sound, and how far we are inland, would protect us from any tidal waves hitting the coast.

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Lately I have been frightened by the silly threads like MaryAnne vs Ginger on Gilligan's Island.
 
 
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I cannot worry about natural phenomena beyond my control. My greatest fear is having my music collection stolen. I had all my worldly possessions in a storage unit once and it was broken into. Many items were taken but the LPs and CDs hurt the most. I still have bad doggie dreams of this occuring again.
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Or armed idiots manipulated by rich idiots. Even worse. 
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^ Did you mean "rich idiots"? I think that one is a little scarier.
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This country being eventually overrun by armed idiots... 

Oh, wait... 
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

The stupidity of people with their hands on the buttons worry me more than any of these. Let's face it, none of the listed scenarios are something we can do anything about. If I were a religious man, I'd probably just say that it was our time to go.
In the greater scheme of things, then they're actually all events that continuously change the surface of our planet, for better or worse.

Frankly, as I often tell me children, "Do not worry, the human race does not yet deserve extinction! ".  I also worry about the "buttons". My greatest fear is that a large city, maybe in Europe, maybe elsewhere,  will be atomized by a dirty bomb, with millions of casualties. Unhappy
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