Mother Earth 1, Humanity 0

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by SamiWCP, Jun 21, 2007.

  1. Ops_was_a_truck

    Ops_was_a_truck JOOOLIE ANDREWWWWWS!!!!!!

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    Eh. Just callin' 'em like I sees 'em.

    In threadlike relevance, I will note that the water movement of the lake - especially if it's close to a series of glaciers, could be different.
     
  2. ZeroMayhem

    ZeroMayhem Henshin a Go-Go Baby!

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    Actually I think we may have scored 1 point with the creation of Circus Peanuts. Nature has no recourse against the unholy and unearthly Circus Peanut. Yum! :p 

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  3. Smasher

    Smasher HUNKY BEATS

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    I guess Kickback's having a bad day today. :) 
    The red text just gives me more street cred.
    (Luv you, Kickback.)

    On topic, I really want to follow this story because right now it suggests that no one knows what really happened to the lake. It will be interesting to see what the cause was.
     
  4. SamiWCP

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    What did you guys do..?
     
  5. smkspy

    smkspy Remember true fans

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    Very cool read...Its nice for us to be reminded that we are always at the mercy of the Earth.

    I wish I had got to the thread earlier...
     
  6. Smasher

    Smasher HUNKY BEATS

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    Honestly, I thought nothing -but I'll tell you in a PM.
    Apparently I broke the rules. It sure surprised me.

    My mom is gonna kill me now!
     
  7. Ziero

    Ziero TFW2005 Supporter

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    This topic wins hard
     
  8. KA

    KA Well-Known Member

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    its the sign of the coming of the old ones!
     
  9. Runamuck

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    Humans have done nothing but destroy this planet, so it wouldn't surprise me one bit. That's still unbelievable, though. Hope no one got hurt or lost their life.
     
  10. Foster

    Foster Haslab Victory Saber Backer #3 Veteran

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    Short of Moses, I don't know a human capable of this.
     
  11. Runamuck

    Runamuck Sushi

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    Um, I didn't mean with their bare hands. :D 
     
  12. Ops_was_a_truck

    Ops_was_a_truck JOOOLIE ANDREWWWWWS!!!!!!

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    I think the "fissure" idea is believable. I don't know about "most plausible," but it'd certainly fit the location. I mean, hell, if enough frozen water got down below the surface of the Earth from the glacier water & ice nearby, I kinda figure it could push pieces of earth apart that are large enough to drain a lake.

    It might have been a seasonal thing - during the warm season, the lake was there, during the winter, subsurface freezing cracked the earth open over a period of time, causing the lake to steadily drain.
     
  13. Smasher

    Smasher HUNKY BEATS

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    Yeah, it really doesn't indicate that the lake disappeared in one day.
    It disappeared between surveys.

    That still is pretty significant, though.
    There was no indication of any phenomena on the last survey.
     
  14. Foster

    Foster Haslab Victory Saber Backer #3 Veteran

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    Do we know the wherabouts of Frenzy and Rumble during this time?
     
  15. Smasher

    Smasher HUNKY BEATS

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    Rumble, Frenzy eject.
    Operation: Tidal Wave.
     
  16. KA

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    maybe it was a REALLY big sponge.
     
  17. wavelength

    wavelength Well-Known Member

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    how the hell did no one notice the lake was freakin' gone for 2 months and think to tell the authoritys?

    also, they must of been some HOT chillies
     
  18. Taker

    Taker Chilean TF Fan

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    Well, I'm Chilean, and this news was reported yesterday on the news program on television. It's really weird how nobody notticed that earlier. I asume the place were the lake was is not so popular or visited, or maybe is difficult to access.
     
  19. theLostSeeker

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    "If a lake falls in the wilderness, and there's no one to hear it, does it make a sound?"

    Seriously though, I'm sure it would've made a thunderous noise. Too bad no one was there to record it.