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| Generation_D
Don't tell Jindal, he'll want to shut down this web site. |
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| CruiserTwelve |
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| Pribar Thats hot |
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| Gyrfalcon
OK, those are pretty f*cking incredible. |
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| Hector Remarkable
Dianetics, by L. Ron Hubbard. |
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| PaulieattheTap
Nice find subby. Love the ones with lightning! |
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| AndreMA
I'd heard of volcanic lightning before, but apparently it's more common (and cooler) than I thought... |
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| Lionel Mandrake |
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| NobleHam
#2 was my wallpaper for years, and one of the lower ones replaced it for awhile. Lionel Mandrake: [i159.photobucket.com image 850x566] My wallpaper...from the same Iceland eruption This was also my wallpaper for a long time. Volcanic lightning is so awesome. |
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| Fuggin Bizzy
Kliuchevskoi Volcano, Russia. I think the earth's rotation is apparent in this picture. Very cool. |
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| AverageAmericanGuy
Don't fark volcanoes. You'll burn your dick off. |
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| believe the hype
Judging by the amount of discharge in those photos... I'd imagine that there were many virgins involved. |
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| red230
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| Bad_ad85
Challenge: Photoshop volcano porn onto ACUTAL porn. |
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| HotWingAgenda
AverageAmericanGuy: Don't fark volcanoes. You'll burn your dick off. Don't drag my love around; volcanoes melt me down. /she's still too young to treat |
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| Kevin72
Krakatoa 1883 for the win. |
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| Kevin72
Underwater volcanos. Affecting global warming projections since 19?? |
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| Thanks for the Meme-ries
CruiserTwelve: [i162.photobucket.com image 600x400] I want a foursome with all the Meg Ryans in that movie....... |
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| Farxist Marxist Kevin72: Underwater volcanos. Affecting global warming projections since 19?? I think I'll be less critical of dynamite fishing. |
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| gerbilpox
Link is farked now, 500 server error. |
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| Prof. Frink
Apparently the website blew its load and then fell asleep, so I'm left to sit here and diddle myself all by myself. |
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| Shmopee
"Internal Server Error" Dammit. |
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| AverageAmericanGuy
gerbilpox: Link is farked now, 500 server error. It's okay. You'll probably see half your Facebook friends Like it. |
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| 2 Replies
Volcano point? Meh. Pterodactyl porn is better. |
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| 2 Replies
Damn auto-incorrect. |
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| othmar
information i can use and one less thing i have to worry about. plus it means there is no pay raise forth coming. |
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| breakfast_in_bedlam
It's like mother nature popping a zit. |
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| Sherman Potter
Keep in mind that these volcanic events throw more particulate matter and greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere then we could ever hope to. |
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| GentlemanJ
Not one Lord of the Rings reference yet? You guys are slipping. |
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| wildcardjack
Bad_ad85: Challenge: Photoshop volcano porn onto ACUTAL porn. Rule 34, eh. What if I called them what they really are, geological zit popping. Egh... I just hit upon another rule 34 there, didn't I. |
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| Hyppy
Sherman Potter: Keep in mind that these volcanic events throw more particulate matter and greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere then we could ever hope to. Annual volcano-generated CO2 emissions: ~200 million tons. Annual human-generated CO2 emissions: ~30,000 million tons. |
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| The Voice of Doom In case the link isn't working ![]() ![]() |
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| gumpy
Fuggin Bizzy: Kliuchevskoi Volcano, Russia. I think the earth's rotation is apparent in this picture. Very cool. I think that would be just plain air flow. if it were earths rotation then the air around it would be moving relative to the surface. otherwise we would always be facing a prevailing wind due to rotation. /amiright? |
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| maggoo
Volcan-O face. |
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| AbbeySomeone
Damn subby, that made me moist. /off to check Rainier's seismic report. |
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| ladyfortuna
AbbeySomeone: Damn subby, that made me moist. /off to check Rainier's seismic report. I'd join you (with the report) if I didn't have to go to Those are... HOT. In so many ways. |
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| JonBuck
No Mt. Pinatubo? I am disappoint. |
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| Lenny_da_Hog The Redoubt eruption was farking spectacular. I was looking out my office window in Anchorage, facing across the inlet, just before sunset, with red rays dominating the ice caps of the range. (The pic in the article shows a later eruption in early 1990 after it reactivated with a big blow in Dec, 89, when the sun is in the South and the days are very short). One cloud seemed a little odd. I glanced up again a few minutes later, and it had gotten noticeably wider and redder. I turned around to an engineer working nearby and asked him to explain that (I was pretty fresh off the boat to Alaska). "Holy Christ. I think that's Redoubt!" We all gathered at the window to watch it getting wider and redder as the sun approached the horizon. It looked like a very slow-motion nuke film. Within a few hours, the sun was down, and tiny pieces of glass started coating the city. I watched it build up on a windshield wiper until the weight forced it to roll laterally, then build up again until it rolled, etc. The next morning, everything was coated in black glass. There was also the little matter of the brand new 747 flying directly through the ash cloud, killing all four engines at once, dropping 14,000 feet, and sandblasting the plane. They finally got the engines restarted and were able to land safely. I'll remember those few days to my grave. Goddamned impressive, these volcano thingies. |
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| LordOfThePings
Lenny_da_Hog: There was also the little matter of the brand new 747 flying directly through the ash cloud, killing all four engines at once, dropping 14,000 feet, and sandblasting the plane. They finally got the engines restarted and were able to land safely. Did it get clean, at least? |
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| Kittypie070 There's one in there with blue flames from burning sulfur. Spectral and weird and very pretty. scroll down to Kawah Ijen |
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| Lenny_da_Hog LordOfThePings: Lenny_da_Hog: There was also the little matter of the brand new 747 flying directly through the ash cloud, killing all four engines at once, dropping 14,000 feet, and sandblasting the plane. They finally got the engines restarted and were able to land safely. Did it get clean, at least? They couldn't see through the windshield because of the ash-blasting damage. $80 million damage. |
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| L33t Squirrel Hector Remarkable: Dianetics, by L. Ron Hubbard. Heh, those commercials confused me as a kid back in the late 80s. I kept seeing them and thinking, "WTF, the study of volcanoes is called vulcanology, dumbsh*t, what is this 'dianetic' nonsense?" Later I supposed that it was some fictional book about volcanoes but it didn't sound interesting, and had I read it I'd likely have thrown it away in favor of some good nonsensical fiction, like Hitchhiker's Guide or something. :P /lawl, even Firefox's spellcheck doesn't recognize "Dianetics" XD |
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| Lenny_da_Hog L33t Squirrel: /lawl, even Firefox's spellcheck doesn't recognize "Dianetics" XD Fear of lawsuits, I'm sure. |
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| SnarfVader
Thanks Subby. I've been needing some new wallpapers. |
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Gawdzila
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| Teknowaffle
Hmm, I wonder, how many volcanoes are erupting at any given time? There seem to have been a lot of overlap in the pictures. |
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| Norwegian Squirrel
Teknowaffle: Hmm, I wonder, how many volcanoes are erupting at any given time? There seem to have been a lot of overlap in the pictures. There seem to be plenty of concurrent volcanoes erupting - Link |
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