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Enoki33

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2. The small city along the Oregon Coast where l live has an entire

Reply to malaise (Original post)

Mon Jul 8, 2019, 04:48 PM

Jul 2019

department devoted to disaster preparedness, and continues to spend considerably funds to educate people on what to do. A monster tsunami is the real danger. Most of it is basic common sense, but a certain amount of specialized equipment and supplies are required if one takes the threat seriously. Still worth living here among such natural beauty more than worth it.

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Must Read: From 2015 The Really Big One [View all] malaise Jul 2019 OP

K&R Control-Z Jul 2019 #1

The small city along the Oregon Coast where l live has an entire Enoki33 Jul 2019 #2

We've been waiting for our big one malaise Jul 2019 #4

I've read a couple of stories about the most realistic SHTF scenarios dixiegrrrrl Jul 2019 #12

I was on a committee a couple years ago looking at impacts and responses to the CSZ captain queeg Jul 2019 #3

Living on a hurricane island has taught me to always have a full tank of gas malaise Jul 2019 #5

Yes, that was the single strongest suggestion for average folks captain queeg Jul 2019 #7

Yep and if the car is full you can always steal some for the generator malaise Jul 2019 #8

You and me both..it came in handy during one hurricane dixiegrrrrl Jul 2019 #13

K&R. nt tblue37 Jul 2019 #6

I watched this video a few days ago Leith Jul 2019 #9

Bookmarked for later tonight malaise Jul 2019 #10

I'm kind of amazed that the death toll is only expected to be 13,000. smirkymonkey Jul 2019 #11