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To: Ernest_at_the_Beach

5 posted on 07/20/2006 9:13:08 AM PDT by rawhide
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To: rawhide

Get Djibouti on the dance floor.


8 posted on 07/20/2006 9:15:41 AM PDT by Sax
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To: rawhide

Shake yer Djibouti.


13 posted on 07/20/2006 9:17:37 AM PDT by headstamp (Nothing lasts forever, Unless it does.)
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To: rawhide
Are you implying that Djibouti has a crack in it?

If the crack does represent the birth of a new ocean (and it may not - it could all just settle down again), it will be about a million years before it is wet enough.

Which should give any local Noahs plenty of time to build their Arks.

Ark? You could just take a surplus New Orleans school bus. They don't use them.

17 posted on 07/20/2006 9:19:14 AM PDT by KarlInOhio (Loose lips sink ships - and the New York Times really doesn't have a problem with sinking ships.)
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A crevice in the Afar Triangle signals the birth of an ocean. In ten million years this ocean will split the African continent.

Dereje Ayalew/Universität Addis Abbaba ~~~~~ Scientists examine crevices in the Afar Triangle.

An aerial view of north-eastern Africa. The Afar Triangle is the sandy-colored triangle bordering on the sea.

NASA This photograph -- a direct view of the Afar Triangle -- was taken from the US space shuttle Columbia in January 1990.

35 posted on 07/20/2006 9:45:04 AM PDT by Ernest_at_the_Beach (History is soon Forgotten,)
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