The Big Wave
While selecting a college, climate was a consideration. I didn’t even apply out of state, fearing the harsh winters of the east. “Every day on campus yields a beautiful, golden Los Angeles afternoon,” the UCLA pamphlet boasted, and after a blustery visit north to Berkeley, I happily decided instead to attend college an hour south in the
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Factoring in the San Andreas fault, should an earthquake hit underwater, it would merely snap California like a twig at that line, and send the loose part sinking into the ocean as people fled to LAX to catch a plane to safety less they drown with the continent like rats on a sinking ship!
Now, don't you feel so much better?
J
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the san andreas runs under land.
-confused... or dumb-
- c :)
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Oh please. We all know the meetings occurred the day after the Tsunami planning it exactly as you described, which is disgustingly predictable.
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I just moved to LA from Arizona and this drives me crazy! I don't understand why people feel it is so difficult to turn on a button before the start darting in and out of traffic.
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Because, you know, my anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hon.
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