New at Rosetta Stones: Wherein I Inform You Whether Everybody on the West Coast is Gonna Die

Dana Hunter

Some of you have been requesting an article from me on the Cascadia subduction zone. That thing scares me like no other geologic hazard, so I’ve generally said

Image is a gif of a running octopus. Caption is flashing NOPE.

and run right away.

Happily, other people have written neato articles, one of which just crossed my radar, and it explains what’s really gonna happen when the subduction zone rips. I’ve linked it for ye, and added a few exciting extras! You will hopefully enjoy it muchly.

I also had the next installment of Escape written up, but when I told my computer we were going to do the Cascadia article and then type that up, my computer said

Image shows Rainbow Dash. Caption says LOL NOPE

and started freezing up every few minutes. So I’ve run out of time. But I’ll have it for ye tomorrow!

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New at Rosetta Stones: Wherein I Inform You Whether Everybody on the West Coast is Gonna Die

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2 thoughts on “New at Rosetta Stones: Wherein I Inform You Whether Everybody on the West Coast is Gonna Die”

  1. rq
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    The octopus is the CUTEST.
    I’m sorry, you were saying about thsoe subdu… OMG, will you LOOK AT THAT OCTOPUS RUN???
    Anyway, yeah, the danger zo… Holy shit, it’s just too cute, that wee little octopus!!!

    Heh.
    Once again, I am glad to live away from any major faults. Oh, and that we bought a house on a hill. Pretty much at the top of the geologically ancient old river valley. #FeelingSafe
    (But also, the 1000 year old tree stump… For some reason, I find that really impressive!)

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