All day I heard Yanny and now I am hearing Laurel

All day I heard Yanny and now I am hearing Laurel
- jimbro83

Apparently Trouba isn't going anywhere and I wouldn't blame him.
- mdw7413

Just saw that somewhere else. Faulk would probably come a lot cheaper anyways. He’s more physical than anyone else we have. I’d give up one of our late 1st rd picks + if they’d take Smith back

The whole point is you "chose " to live there. If you don't want the risks, don't live there. No company should have to cover you for everything because you choose to live in a high risk area. There is a reason the NFIP is in billions of debt.
- mdw7413

I don't really disagree, in theory, but sometimes it gets taken to ridiculous extremes.

I don't really disagree, in theory, but sometimes it gets taken to ridiculous extremes.
- eichiefs9

I just read the whole article about the Pacific Northwest again. Fascinating article.

All day I heard Yanny and now I am hearing Laurel
- jimbro83

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF9J14ba3Hw

I've only heard Laurel. But it's already been busted. Playing with the pitch completely changes it though.

I just read the whole article about the Pacific Northwest again. Fascinating article.
- Pete V

Yeah I actually got bored and read that one again the other day, it really is so interesting...as is the uber-wealthy doomsday prepper one.

If Carolina is willing to move Brett Pesce, then you make a move to get him. The rest of that Roster stinks. Skinner would be the player to come here and his scoring to vanish. Hard pass on him.

I just read the whole article about the Pacific Northwest again. Fascinating article.
- Pete V

Got a link? I am drawing a blank on this one.

- mdw7413

Got a link? I am drawing a blank on this one.
- JRR1285

If only someone literally posted it on the last page....

The whole pacific ring is going to blow one day

When you have some time (it's a loooong piece) one day sit down and spend some time reading this. Really makes you thankful you don't live on the West Coast

https://www.newyorker.com.../07/20/the-really-big-one
- eichiefs9

If only someone literally posted it on the last page....
- eichiefs9

I saw it on my second pass through. I missed it at first, cut me some slack.

- JRR1285

I hate you

I saw it on my second pass through. I missed it at first, cut me some slack.
- JRR1285

If you want to be cut slack, I'm not sure that you're cut out for the hockeybuzz comment section

I saw it on my second pass through. I missed it at first, cut me some slack.
- JRR1285

Summary. The entire Pacific Northwest sits within the Ring of Fire or a giant fault line/abduction zone that is going to one day cause the entirety of Washington and Oregon West of I-5 to fall into the sea (well, close). Scientists have determined that the last such event in the Pacific Northwest occurred in 1700, that there have been approximately 10 such events overtime, and that on average, we are about 80 years overdue for another one.

Couple that with the fact that the almost entirety of the structures constructed in that area were built before we even had a clue that said fault line/abduction zone existed, and the Pacific Northwest is going to be totally (frank)ed at some unknown time in the future.

If you want to be cut slack, I'm not sure that you're cut out for the hockeybuzz comment section
- eichiefs9

I was too busy trolling MDW. As soon as I saw a Yanni opportunity I couldn't focus on anything else.

I hate you
- mdw7413

Summary. The entire Pacific Northwest sits within the Ring of Fire or a giant fault line/abduction zone that is going to one day cause the entirety of Washington and Oregon West of I-5 to fall into the sea (well, close). Scientists have determined that the last such event in the Pacific Northwest occurred in 1700, that there have been approximately 10 such events overtime, and that on average, we are about 80 years overdue for another one.

Couple that with the fact that the almost entirety of the structures constructed in that area were built before we even had a clue that said fault line/abduction zone existed, and the Pacific Northwest is going to be totally (frank)ed at some unknown time in the future.
- Pete V

I plan to read the whole article because it sounds really interesting but holy poop. That will be quite the catastrophe.

Got a link? I am drawing a blank on this one.
- JRR1285

I plan to read the whole article because it sounds really interesting but holy poop. That will be quite the catastrophe.
- JRR1285

Saving my money to relocate you to the Washington coast. I want you to go by tsunami. 100' wall of water with a couple buicks, some trees, and concrete smashing into your face

- mdw7413

You want more Yanni pictures? Because this is how you get more Yanni pictures.

Saving my money to relocate you to the Washington coast. I want you to go by tsunami. 100' wall of water with a couple buicks, some trees, and concrete smashing into your face
- mdw7413

Setup a Gofundme.

"I wished E-Coli upon JRR and he got it, now help me kill him in the impending Pacific Northwest Tsunami."

Setup a Gofundme.

"I wished E-Coli upon JRR and he got it, now help me kill him in the impending Pacific Northwest Tsunami."
- JRR1285

Summary. The entire Pacific Northwest sits within the Ring of Fire or a giant fault line/abduction zone that is going to one day cause the entirety of Washington and Oregon West of I-5 to fall into the sea (well, close). Scientists have determined that the last such event in the Pacific Northwest occurred in 1700, that there have been approximately 10 such events overtime, and that on average, we are about 80 years overdue for another one.

Couple that with the fact that the almost entirety of the structures constructed in that area were built before we even had a clue that said fault line/abduction zone existed, and the Pacific Northwest is going to be totally (frank)ed at some unknown time in the future.
- Pete V

But, on the bright side, maybe that will relieve enough pressure from the Yellowstone Super-volcano that is WAAAY overdo to erupt and save most of the rest of the continent!
Other bright side, I don't live on the West Coast!!

But, on the bright side, maybe that will relieve enough pressure from the Yellowstone Super-volcano that is WAAAY overdo to erupt and save most of the rest of the continent!
Other bright side, I don't live on the West Coast!!
- Tonybere

rip wayoutwest