[NYer]

A tsunami-tossed boat rests on top of a building amid a sea of debris in Otsuchi, Iwate Prefecture, on March 14.

This extraordinary image shows how the quake split this road in Satte on the island of Honshu right down the middle

Raging seas: The tsunami pours through trees and engulfs homes on the coast of Natori, Miyagi Prefecture, after the earthquake struck

The same scene just moments later shows how the entire area with dozens of homes is completely obliterated by the unforgiving waters which swept away anything in their path. Bobbing about on the surface is all the debris the waters have picked up along the way

[Paladin2]

"...shifted the seabed by as much as 165 feet (50 meters)—the largest slip yet recorded..."

More evidence of Catastrophic, Anthropogenic Global Warming.

[Ramius]

That picture of the road is remarkable. I can’t figure why or how the land managed to split literally and perfectly right down the centerline. That’s amazing.

[Paladin2]

A rising tide raises all boats.

You do have a boat don't you?

[dljordan]

The building holding up the boat is pretty well built.

[Lockbar]

Chris Goldfinger? Thats a hell of a name.