La Rubujo

2nd: 12:42 am: What to do if the fraud collapses?
3rd: 01:50 am: Torture chambers and rape rooms probably unconstitutional
5th: 03:16 pm: Tomorrow's Disaster
04:08 pm: Duh!
6th: 01:14 am: KDE
03:20 pm: We were betrayed
04:30 pm: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
7th: 07:27 pm: The death of American democracy
8th: 05:45 pm: "Register and vote"
11th: 12:03 am: Less spine than a jellyfish
12th: 12:54 pm: Armstrong Williams yadda yadda yadda - 4 comments
07:45 pm: Yay! I get to test the new stuff - 2 comments
11:12 pm: Yes, it's me
13th: 02:07 am: The Enabling Act
14th: 04:18 pm: Yay! I broke my Gentoo!
16th: 08:41 pm: Yay! My Gentoo is both repaired and upgraded
09:02 pm: Where to begin the cleaning?
17th: 01:19 pm: The two-party system - 2 comments
22nd: 11:39 pm: Uncommitted but committed
24th: 10:07 pm: The Children of Iraq

chemoelectric
25 Mar 2014, 01:22
Mount Rainier
In case it matters, the most recent confirmed lahar is about 500 years ago, but there were mixed reports of eruptions in the late 1800s.
chemoelectric
25 Mar 2014, 01:20
Mount Rainier
Pretty low until you jinxed them.
barking_iguana
25 Mar 2014, 01:01
Mount Rainier
What would you estimate the odds to be of it happening in the next 200 years?
polydad
27 Jan 2014, 06:22
It is worse than people think
Thinking about it further, I think I now understand. You're saying the WSJ is being antisemitic, not the people they're quoting.

I don't think they'd listen to it coming from us, but a…
polydad
27 Jan 2014, 06:09
It is worse than people think
I'm not noticing it either. Seems to me they *are* being assholes to Jews, but only moreso than anybody else if we happen to be in the way. I think that's gneral-purpose assholery, not…