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In response to
"
Yellowstone National Park sits atop a subterranean chamber of molten rock and gasses so vast that the region is arguably one of the largest active
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by
mara
i.e. we are all going to die in a huge firey explosion -- nm
Posted by
decline (aka Decline)
Dec 16 '09, 11:42
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They should pour slushies down it to cool it off a bit. -- nm
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Loyola
Dec 16, 11:46
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seriously, they should drill a big hole down to that caldera thingy and drop a bunch of ice down into it -- nm
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decline
Dec 16, 11:47
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uh, have you seen any of the videos of dropping a frozen turkey into a deep fryer? -- nm
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Zhu-Zhugeist
Dec 16, 12:25
*starts writing tv-movie script* I'll call it "Fire and Ice"? "Super-eruption"? -- nm
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Andie Cane
Dec 16, 11:49
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no, no, this is TOTALLY different.
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Andie Cane
Dec 16, 11:55
Superuption. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Dec 16, 11:49
Or nukes. I'm easy either way. -- nm
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Loyola
Dec 16, 11:48
no, relatively speaking, very few of us will die in the fiery explosion. many more will die from the suffocating ash cloud
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znufrii
Dec 16, 11:45
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