Slrg said:
Raining hot ash and rocks upon everything for miles around?
Sounds kind of hard on the cheerleader ... and everyone else in her town!
Sincerely Yours, Jordan
Slrg said:
Raining hot ash and rocks upon everything for miles around?
Sounds kind of hard on the cheerleader ... and everyone else in her town!
Sincerely Yours, Jordan
Hey, wait a second. I live in Portland, and speaking as someone who can see Mount St. Helens almost literally from my window, I'd like to request that nothing explode like St. Helens anywhere in the near vicinity again anytime soon. Thank you.
--J.
"Jessica M.L." wrote in message news:[email]...
town!
Besides, I don't go to school anymore. So make that after *work* and then we'll talk. :-)
Jessica M.L. of ASOP (Association of Strange and
Almost literally?
-Shez.
weren't smack dab in the middle of downtown Portland. The tall buildings obstruct the view (I could however see it from the window of my old high rise apartment).
--J.
Jessica Liotta said:
Did you see or hear the explosion when the mountain went, or were you too young to remember?
Sincerely Yours, Jordan
[email] (Jordan S. Bassior) wrote in :
<Butthead> uhuhuhhuh that would be cool uhuhuhhuhuh </Butthead>
:)
Phill.
Alas, I was but a twinkle in my parents' eyes. I was born in September of '81. My mom watched a bit of it from our backyard though. And we do still have lots of cool pictures of our home, yard, and street in Southwest Washington state covered in tons of ash.
--J.