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Mt. St. Helens News

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Am I the only one that thinks this is cool..? I hope it doesn't hurt anyone... but how cool is it that Mother Nature is reminding us who's boss.. :lol:

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Am I the only one that thinks this is cool..? I hope it doesn't hurt anyone... but how cool is it that Mother Nature is reminding us who's boss..  :lol:

I did an 6th grade science project on the reforestation of Mt St Helens 5 years after the initial explosion. Won best at show for it :headbang :ph34r: I have no idea why, but natural disasters have always been a facination of mine.

That's easy. That's because you are a natural disaster.

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That's easy.  That's because you are a natural disaster.

Not bad, under a minute :lol:

As I said, that's too easy.

Not bad, under a minute :lol:

Yikes... poor, poor Angie.. :ph34r:

 

 

 

 

:lol:

I wonder if there's an ignorant old man residing at the bottom of the mountain who refuses to move. You wouldn't anticipate any real estate in close proximity with the moutain, but natural disasters haven't detered people from building houses in California (earthquake/mudslide) or Florida (hurricanes) before.

Am I the only one that thinks this is cool..? I hope it doesn't hurt anyone... but how cool is it that Mother Nature is reminding us who's boss..  :lol:

I totally agree Steff. I hope and pray no-one gets hurt, but when mother nature blows it's lid, it's a beautiful thing.

I have no idea why, but natural disasters have always been a facination of mine.

Ditto. I also like the man-made kind (shipwrecks and such). Which reminds me that I have to dig out a couple of my Edmund Fitzgerald books soon.

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Yikes... poor, poor Angie..  :ph34r:

 

 

 

 

:lol:

:crying

 

:lol:

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Am I the only one that thinks this is cool..? I hope it doesn't hurt anyone... but how cool is it that Mother Nature is reminding us who's boss..  :lol:

I thought she did that in Florida. :huh:

I did an 6th grade science project on the reforestation of Mt St Helens 5 years after the initial explosion. Won best at show for it :headbang :ph34r: I have no idea why, but natural disasters have always been a facination of mine.

And you're also a Sox fan

 

who would have thought :lolhitting

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Current breaking news headline on MSNBC

 

"Cloud of white steam seen rising from Mt. St. Helens in Wash. State"

I hope people in the vicinity (sp?) have evacuated, she's about to flip her lid.

Looks like it was just a little burp. Or at least that is how the yahoo story portrayed it.

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A small eruption is taking place right now. Check out the Mt St Helens volcano cam for pics.

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