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12.29.2004

tidal wave video

I realize there's alot of death and suffering currently happening in the world (tidal waves in Asia), which is why I'm not whining about getting banned from yet another Christian internet forum today...

Saw a home video on the internet of the tidal wave while it was in its initial thrust inland. The scale and power of the wave inshore (as opposed to all the video shown of waves hitting the actual shore) puts into perspective just how deadly a - and this particular - tidal wave is. There isn't any 'swimming' going on there...

Posted by c.t. at 16:32