Last time I checked, a 20-foot wave would roll over the top of most two storey houses.
Hence the boat. But I am in Melbourne anyway. The wave would have to do a 270 degree turn around the eastern Victorian coast, traverse the heads of Port Philip bay, charge up the Yarra to Dights Falls, then surge up the Merri creek to East Brunswick, by which time I expect it to be about one micron high.
Bit of a problem for Taiwan and the Philippines though,
You might be safe, but I'm in North Carlton. It could easily be 1.02 microns high here. Aaaaaargh!
But not quite seriously, it was amusing hearing tv commentators listing all the countries that had "tsunami warnings". I mean _mexico_?? 'Gimme a break!'
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Last time I checked, a 20-foot wave would roll over the top of most two storey houses.
Hence the boat. But I am in Melbourne anyway. The wave would have to do a 270 degree turn around the eastern Victorian coast, traverse the heads of Port Philip bay, charge up the Yarra to Dights Falls, then surge up the Merri creek to East Brunswick, by which time I expect it to be about one micron high.
Bit of a problem for Taiwan and the Philippines though,
You might be safe, but I'm in North Carlton. It could easily be 1.02 microns high here. Aaaaaargh! But not quite seriously, it was amusing hearing tv commentators listing all the countries that had "tsunami warnings". I mean _mexico_?? 'Gimme a break!'