User avatar #121 - MandiMarie (02/13/2013) [-]
Just curious, but does anyone know how big it would be if it erupted? Because I live in Michigan and I think it would be interesting to know that I could be randomly ****** by a giant volcano one day. If it's that big.
User avatar #126 to #121 - fatspartan ONLINE (02/13/2013) [-]
It's best if you didn't know, but let's just say I live in MA and I would be concerned bout that super volcano exploding
#128 to #126 - MandiMarie (02/13/2013) [-]
If total destruction is in a 100 mile radius, and ******* devastation is 500 miles, I'm sure even the East Coast would get some screwing too :(
User avatar #193 to #128 - nickotak (02/13/2013) [-]
A worst case scenario is that the ash cloud following the eruption, could cover most of the world leading it into a new ice age.
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#160 to #128 - willindor (02/13/2013) [-]
Not Nevada!
User avatar #142 to #128 - areialview (02/13/2013) [-]
Well.... **** !
I love in the NorthEast corner of Oregon
User avatar #161 to #142 - BadManTaliban (02/13/2013) [-]
I love in bedroom and sometimes at the supermarket.
#130 to #128 - peanutbraddle (02/13/2013) [-]
a lot of the country would just get rubbed with a big throbbing Penis. And the Wind blows East, so you know some people in Chicago or some **** are gonna be all
>What the **** ?
when they see a ******** of ash coming their way.
User avatar #131 to #130 - MandiMarie (02/13/2013) [-]
That would be ******* terrifying. Although, I guess you would probably hear about it erupting on the news or whatever before you saw the cloud, but still, terrifying.
#132 to #131 - peanutbraddle (02/13/2013) [-]
Yes, you see ash can travel many thousands of Km's away, and it pretty much just floats in the air until it finally settles down, a little like snow...
User avatar #133 to #132 - MandiMarie (02/13/2013) [-]
Yeah, so I guess maybe you would see it before you heard about the eruption. I also heard that when Krakatoa erupted, people could feel vibrations and hear the eruption like on the opposite side of the world. I'm not sure how big the Yellowstone volcano is compared to that, though I'm pretty sure it's bigger.
User avatar #143 to #133 - celend (02/13/2013) [-]
I cannot find anything concrete about yellowstone vs krakatoa, but I did discover that were pretty much ****** should either happen. The last yellowstone eruption left ONE ******* FOOT of ash, all over the land, for 1000 miles. And it's overdue by almost 50000 years.

Mabye the movie 2012 wasn't so far off after all
User avatar #201 to #143 - MandiMarie (02/13/2013) [-]
Well that sounds terrific. So if it were to erupt, a large amount of people would die and basically everyone else in the country would be injured/starving, because an eruption like that would take out basically all of the farms we have. So great.
User avatar #127 to #126 - MandiMarie (02/13/2013) [-]
Well that's pretty big lol
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