Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
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Liked your video, Crasher, found myself humming, "Day after day, de whole place slipping away . . . "
I understand little shakes are a part of ordinary life for y'all. Same thing is true in Anchorage, Alaska, where my family lived when I was a little guy, and you might like this yarn that came out of the 9.2-rated Good Friday earthquake in 1964.
As the story goes, on that day a tourist up from the Lower 48 was visiting a friend in Anchorage when the earth began to tremble. "No sweat," her friend reassured her, "these things happen all the time here." But very quickly the shaking builds to where they are thrown to the ground, and great fissures open around them. (The main street of the city dropped twelve feet, the control tower at the airport collapsed, eighty houses in an upscale development slid off into Cook Inlet).
When the quake finally subsides, the visitor and her friend slowly and warily get to their feet. The visitor, still shaking with fear, finally gets her voice back and with considerable anger blurts out, "I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU PEOPLE CAN STAND HAVING THIS HAPPEN ALL THE TIME!!!"
Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket - Eric Hoffer
interesting that it appears nowhere that any of the main road has dissappeared from below completely, just part of some have slumped or being filled from above.
there's no doubt on some of those places through the hundalees a huge amount of groundwork will be needed though
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