Originally Posted by suzzer99:
Yeah I'd be breaking in if my life was in danger.
I'm not in a tsunami zone in LA (I'm about 100' above sea level). But I have eyed a tall building on a hill above me just in case the water is coming up fast. But then again that kind of tsunami would probably be a civilization-destroying asteroid.
The one that killed the dinosaurs was supposedly 6 miles in diameter and flash boiled everything, created 1000 MPH winds, 300 ft tall waves, and the blast of rock left orbit. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Mecca:
I'd say 95% of people that don't evacuate is a financial reason.
Nah.
Not disputing that financial isn't a reason though. Folks overestimate their abilities and underestimate the disasters at the doorstep. Folks are stubborn, don't want the hassle, wish to protect their property and prefer to try to ride it out. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Graystoke:
Nah.
Not disputing that financial isn't a reason though. Folks overestimate their abilities and underestimate the disasters at the doorstep. Folks are stubborn, don't want the hassle, wish to protect their property and prefer to try to ride it out.
How do you think being there is going to protect your property from a Hurricane? It's not some unruly dude throwing rocks. [Reply]
I have a nephew down there in college. They closed the campus and he GTFO.
Of course my sister in law had to melt down and shit saying flights out were $1,000. I told her to go to Atlanta and get a flight back. Magically she found a cheaper flight out of a big city and all is well with the world.
Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco:
The one that killed the dinosaurs was supposedly 6 miles in diameter and flash boiled everything, created 1000 MPH winds, 300 ft tall waves, and the blast of rock left orbit.
Wonder how they kept the 8 mm film from sticking to know that [Reply]