Supervolcano won’t be arriving until something like September. I’m Superpissed!
(Truthfully, I’m vaguely annoyed but that doesn’t sound quite as awesome.)
And it’s too bad too, because August seems like the perfect kind of month to watch a movie about the hypothetical explosion of Yellowstone Park.
September is less about that and more about apple pies.
I’m writing this entry while looking up Stratovolcanoes on Wikipedia.
Look at this! Why don’t I have that!!
I love volcanoes.
But who doesn’t, really, besides weirdos.
Actually, I’ve been trying to trace back my love of volcanoes. It’s been interesting. I think it must have started about 16 years ago, when I used to play that STAY OFF THE FLOOR IT’S MADE OF LAVA game with my friends. Clearly I respected, revered and feared volcanoes from an early age. Also that game was crazy awesome, admit it. Talk about breathing life into that soft living room carpet.
(I used to think that game was unique to my growing up but then I saw this and we all know that once aspects of your life have been lolcatted, well.)
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publication date
Monday August 20th, 2007 @ 5:36am
186 words, 19 sentencesmeta stuff
categories: volcanoes
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Incredible footage!
In sixth grade, I made a paper mache volcano and created an eruption with baking soda, vinegar and red food coloring. Everyone was impressed, even me, as if no one had ever done it before.
I hate to break it to you, but my brother and I totally played the lava game too.
Danette: ! I always wanted to make one of those paper mache for the science fair but it just never happened. I bet it was totally awesome, as all volcanoes, whether paper mache, are.
Lori: YOU LIE!!!1 :) *cries at lack of specialness*
you know the FBORW is ending this month, right?
Yes! Not a moment to soon. As soon as Liz and Anthony got together I gave up all freaking hope. SIGH.