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[Slidell]

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What would happen if it erupted.
First, anyone within about 100 kilometers of such an explosion would simply be killed by the explosion itself (remember that the eruption in the ancient past emitted 240 cubic miles of material) or the volcanic ash quite quickly.

Next, such an explosion would leave the majority of the North American continent below ash. The ash would be more significant closer to the explosion, but dangerous amounts would still reach three quarters of the continent.


After all, remember that volcanic ash is really very fine rock and mineral particles. Thus, these are dangerous to breath as they tend to cement together (and that's not good in a human body). Further, they are abrasive to the eyes. Last, when ash falls on a structure it will cement and become quite heavy. In other words, a likely consequence of it are millions of destroyed shelters.

Oh yeah, and on top of it all, ash is dangerous to mechanical devices like cars.

Oh **** oh **** oh **** oh **** oh **** oh **** oh **** oh **** oh **** oh ****. The end times are upon us friends (in the us and parts of canada) REPENT! REPENT!

[jmdalmighty]

Dudeeeee you need to chill and hit a blunt. )))))

[amcboi95]

Hes got a point. ^

[Slidell]

Dudeeeee you need to chill and hit a blunt. )))))

Have you ever gotten baked you get more paranoid when you smoke. Maybe a pot cookie.

[Quinn]

I'll just drive up to Nunavut. The Ash would take a while to get up where I live, so I ain't worrying.

[Lockon]

Just a FYI...This all depends on the wind speed and direction =D

[jmdalmighty]

Have you ever gotten baked you get more paranoid when you smoke. Maybe a pot cookie.

I have I iz a pot head lol no joke no every weekend.
I don't get para I just lol at everything. And get very sleepy.