5/22 - Volcano Explodes in Africa

[Donnie B.]

They called in Caribbean Cruise Line ships in the area to help evacuate the island.
Gonna be some crazy ass videos coming in the next few days.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/09/americas/st-vincent-volcano-eruption/index.html
Always been really fascinated by volcanoes and what they can do - Pompeii anyone??

FF thru this to get the overall picture.

 

[Donnie B.]

Holy Shit! This looks like pictures of Vesuvius.

 

[RaceU4her]

holy shit!

 

[errrrrl]

Dude... clearer pictures are now surfacing...

 

[SpiderWars]

That link takes me to a volcano eruption in the Caribbean. EDIT: shit I just noticed your op was from early April, carry on.

I had heard about this one in Congo and footage of people basically evacuating on foot was crazy.

 

[stephen sawall]

This is a gear forum....not Facebook. If your amp wasn't taken out by that volcano these type of threads belong in OT or social media.

 

[thegame]

This is a gear forum....not Facebook. If your amp wasn't taken out by that volcano these type of threads belong in OT or social media.

That’s not a volcano. Billy Blades recently moved his amplifier production facility to a remote location in Africa, sitting high atop a giant garbage landfill.

 

[Donnie B.]

This is a gear forum....not Facebook. If your amp wasn't taken out by that volcano these type of threads belong in OT.

Asked to have it moved last night. Looks like someone listened.

 

[thegame]

Asked to have it moved last night. Looks like someone listened.

How long before claims are made whereby this is where the Dems are secretly incinerating all 450 million uncounted pro Trump ballots. Spoiler alert, I just pulled this asinine theory straight out of my ass. Must be why so many Republicans have chronic diarrhea

 

[Donnie B.]

How long before claims are made whereby this is where the Dems are secretly incinerating all 450 million uncounted pro Trump ballots.

It's really strange that it's impossible to find a statement like that funny anymore - cause it could easily be true.

 

[psychodave]

How long before claims are made whereby this is where the Dems are secretly incinerating all 450 million uncounted pro Trump ballots. Spoiler alert, I just pulled this asinine theory straight out of my ass. Must be why so many Republicans have chronic diarrhea

Dude, be careful. Blacknoizemachine might report you for posting politics.

 

[lll]

How long before claims are made whereby this is where the Dems are secretly incinerating all 450 million uncounted pro Trump ballots. Spoiler alert, I just pulled this asinine theory straight out of my ass. Must be why so many Republicans have chronic diarrhea

I'll bet you wished that volcano was shooting soy milk instead of pyroclast & lava.

 

[Picasso]

Example of a cuck beta-male.

 

[Donnie B.]

pyroclast & lava.

People think it's the lava, but it's those pyroclastic clouds that kill ya.

 

[thegame]

Dude, be careful. Blacknoizemachine might report you for posting politics.

Sound advice. I shall no longer engage with those sadly diagnosed as being mentally republican’t. It’s cruel. Shame on me. Besides, I wouldn’t want to take away from their training time for this Summer’s special Olympics. The gold is easily within reach in mental gymnastics. Good day to you all...

 

[thedeadzone]

Scary shit. I was in France in 2010 when the one in Iceland blew. I was doing work for our office in Paris and couldn't fly home for another three weeks. Not complaining about being stuck in Europe for a month on the company's dime, but it was pretty surreal. I only have vague recollections of Mount St. Helens here in the U.S., but one of my music profs in college was a teenager in Idaho at the time and remembered it vividly. Once in awhile nature has a way of reminding us just how powerful it is. Like an earthquake that can lift the ocean.

 

[Donnie B.]

I was 20 when Helen's blew. The entire world almost watched it happen in real time!
They had so much advance notice with that one.

Mother Nature sweeping aside a cubic mile of the planet in a few seconds.



35 years later.

 

[thedeadzone]

I was 20 when Helen's blew. The entire world almost watched it happen in real time!
They had so much advance notice with that one.

Mother Nature sweeping aside a cubic mile of the planet in a few seconds.

In May of 1980 I would have just finished sixth grade, so I probably only had peripheral interest in it. I don't know that I've seen that episode of Raging Planet though. I guess one of the up sides of the age of video and technology is all of the documentaries and aggregation of footage. Just mind-blowing what volcanos and tornados and tsunamis can do.