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Apparently they had a rain event of some kind.
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Apparently they had a rain event of some kind.


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You could call it "some kind of rain event." What it was was a full months
rain in a matter of a few hours. We were out IN that carp.. places on the
freeway had as much as 10" deep rivers as we were on our way into the city.
Although, this little gullywasher wasn't near as bad as one we had back in
2002, where dozens were killed by drowning and/or electrocution in several
villages north of Seoul (which, BTW, is where the majority of the damage
occurred this time also.) On our way home, we had to drive through the
remnants of a mudslide that covered the southbound lanes of the freeway with
flotsam and mire for more than a kilometer. It would have been much worse,
but the guard rail kept most of the large stuff (there was someone's storage
shed slammed against it) from reaching the freeway.

The static band of showers ran pretty much west to east in an area on the
north end of Asan Bay (south of Seoul) into the southernmost part of the
DPRK, and it just stayed there dumping out trillions of gallons of water for
most of the day. Meanwhile, here in Pyeongtaek, we got only a fraction as
much rain during the same time, about 3".

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At least you didn't get drownded,,, Thank God.
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Apparently they had a rain event of some kind.


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http://www.stripes.com/news/pacific/...korea-1.150380

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I haven't read a Stars and Stripes since we were sitting on that
lonnnnng wooden bench seat waiting on chow at the mess hall in Vinh Long
in 1964.It wasen't my Stars and Stripes either.
http://www.114thaviationcompany.com
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On 07/28/2011 04:39 PM, Brenda Ann wrote:


"dave" wrote in message
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Apparently they had a rain event of some kind.


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http://www.stripes.com/news/pacific/...korea-1.150380


With Global Warming multiply by 10. A one foot rise in sea level makes
you lose 10' of coastline. A hundred year flood happens once or twice
every decade.

I thought Camp Casey was outside Bush's ranch...
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The Sea level(s) are NOT rising.Global warming has been Proven to be a
Load of Sheet! Some Cities around the World are sinking.England is
Tilting into the Sea.
TILT!!!
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Junk Science Unravels
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=311144

Global warming is a Giant Boatload of Sheet!
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On 07/29/2011 07:04 AM, J R wrote:
Junk Science Unravels
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=311144

Global warming is a Giant Boatload of Sheet!
cuhulin


If it's on Art Bell it's got to be true!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8XqHwSrakA
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South Korea Mudslides Leave 67 Dead; Spark Landmine Fears
http://www.standeyo.com

Be real careful where you are stepping over there.Don't get off the
beaten path.
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