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Sky-High Icebergs Carried Boulders From The Rockies To In South-Central Washington
Science Daily ^
| 11-4-2003
| Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Posted on 11/05/2003 6:29:54 AM PST by blam
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To: ValerieUSA
and besides that, why shouldn't "Dawn", or "Mop 'n' Glo" have mountain ranges named after them, too? ;')
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posted on
12/28/2004 5:42:38 PM PST
by
SunkenCiv
(My Sunday Feeling is that Nothing is easy. Goes for the rest of the week too.)
To: SunkenCiv
They do ... you just don't pronounce them correctly.
Also, when did "sky high" become a scientific term?
To: ValerieUSA
In high school, ever since the headline writer encountered his first bong.
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posted on
12/28/2004 6:44:29 PM PST
by
SunkenCiv
("The odds are very much against inclusion, and non-inclusion is unlikely to be meaningful." -seamole)
To: ValerieUSA
When will we get a "news" release that there are volcanos in the Cascade mountain range?Is there a major peak in the Cascade Range that isn't volcanic in origin?
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posted on
12/28/2004 6:52:13 PM PST
by
reg45
To: sjeann
Interesting stuff about Washington, careful of the million years conjectures stuck in there (they are obligatory).
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posted on
12/28/2004 6:57:54 PM PST
by
Bellflower
(A NEW DAY IS COMING!)
To: reg45
Not since I left Washington.
To: reg45
Oh wait... the mountains I'm thinking of are in the other western "W" state...
To: SunkenCiv
Wow man! I, like, got that one! heh heh
To: ValerieUSA
Heh... yeah, I thought up that joke back in nineteen-seventy... uh... nineteen-seventy... hmm... nineteen-seventy...
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posted on
12/28/2004 7:37:33 PM PST
by
SunkenCiv
("The odds are very much against inclusion, and non-inclusion is unlikely to be meaningful." -seamole)
To: cmsgop
I have a Ton (No Pun Intended) of Boulders in my neighborhood, size of VW's.You could have a rock festival.
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posted on
12/28/2004 8:17:31 PM PST
by
reg45
To: reg45
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posted on
12/29/2004 8:47:17 AM PST
by
cmsgop
(When The Cracker Gets Old, Get Off Your A$$ and Buy a New Box........)
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posted on
08/29/2005 11:13:54 AM PDT
by
SunkenCiv
(Down with Dhimmicrats! I last updated by FR profile on Sunday, August 14, 2005.)
To: blam
Interesting idea that boulders rode on top of glaciers. Should we ask how these boulders got on top of glaciers in the first place?
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posted on
08/29/2005 11:18:01 AM PDT
by
RightWhale
(Cloudy, 51 degrees, scattered showers, wind <5 knots in Fairbanks)
To: RightWhale
Should we ask how these boulders got on top of glaciers in the first place? Really severe frost heave?
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posted on
08/29/2005 11:24:25 AM PDT
by
LexBaird
(tyrannosaurus Lex, unapologetic carnivore)
To: r9etb
I grew up in Eastern Washington. Some of the most fascinating geology there is... You can find examples of just about anything there.Driving Route 12 through the Palouse is magical - the landscape seems surreal.
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posted on
08/29/2005 11:34:58 AM PDT
by
headsonpikes
(The Liberal Party of Canada are not b*stards - b*stards have mothers!)
Just an update/adding to the catalog -- no ping.
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03/19/2016 11:50:03 AM PDT
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SunkenCiv
(Here's to the day the forensics people scrape what's left of Putin off the ceiling of his limo.)
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SunkenCiv
(Here's to the day the forensics people scrape what's left of Putin off the ceiling of his limo.)
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