The natural disaster I fear the most is...

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	Tornados	19 votes	26%
	Tsunami	14 votes	19%
	Earthquake	10 votes	14%
	Hurricane	3 votes	4%
	Volcanic Eruption	4 votes	5%
	Avalanches	1 vote	1%
	Flood	2 votes	3%
	All of the above	11 votes	15%
	Other	9 votes	12%

Brendakp 2011/05/27 14:04:04

Tornados

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I live in Florida and yes hurricanes are very, very frightening, but what I fear most are the tornadoes that the hurricanes spawn.

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MercuryZero (v.2) 2011/05/22 19:09:33

Volcanic Eruption

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Yeah sure in Hawaii there are hardly any active volcanoes besides Kilauea on the Big Island but its still a scary thought if one of them just starts up again on Oahu. I dont want to be burnt alive. looks and probably feels very painful :(

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Piwan 2011/05/21 21:08:26

Tornados

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Very unpredictable, and in Ohio we get them fairly regularly!

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Katherine 2011/05/21 18:30:08

Flood

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Or tsunami. Water can be a pretty strong, relentless, destructive force that goes WHEREVER it pleases. And I'm not fond of the idea of drowning.

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BackRoadz 2011/05/20 20:06:55

Earthquake

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I'd have to go with earthquakes because they cant be predicted. Most other natural disasters you usually have enough time to prepare for

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Rakohammas to BackRoadz 2011/05/20 20:08:08

+1
true that

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La 2011/05/20 14:01:44

Other

+2
You forgot bushfire :P Bushfire is the only one that could possibly threaten me, where I live.

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wombat 2011/05/20 13:18:43

Earthquake

+1
Is rather the worse scenario.

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Lady Whitewolf 2011/05/20 08:26:38

Earthquake

+2
The Northeast isn't built for that!

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soland 2011/05/20 07:31:14

All of the above

+1
we can blaim haarp for most of these

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sczen8 2011/05/20 06:39:30

All of the above

+3
NONE OF THOSE LOOK LIKE ANY BARGAIN--YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN..???

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Lady Wh... to sczen8 2011/05/20 08:27:21

+1
true that!

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Rakohammas to sczen8 2011/05/20 14:28:21

LOL

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GinnyWeasley_13 2011/05/20 06:21:39

Tsunami

+2
A tsunami would be terrifying. I had a nightmare about one when I was younger.

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Rakohammas to GinnyWe... 2011/05/20 14:28:53

and its even creepier for me cause I cant swim! >.

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Crazy Feet 2011/05/20 05:54:21

Flood

+2
can't swim

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sczen8 to Crazy Feet 2011/05/20 23:14:48

+1
that's ok,hon--neither can i lol

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ILuvMonkeys 2011/05/20 04:54:45
La to ILuvMon... 2011/05/20 14:02:51

Strong winds can rip a roof off....

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<3<3kitty<3<3 2011/05/20 04:42:20

All of the above

+2
mostly hurricanes and tsunamis which leads to floods..i have like a deathly fear of big bodies of water like oceans. so the fact that it can kill me is terrifying

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fll 2011/05/20 03:42:04

Tsunami

+2
I live on Long Island, which is surrounded by water....

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Monster Claws 2011/05/20 03:26:46

Tornados

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i would have chose all of the above but thats no fun? i live to far away for tsunamis
i dont get serious earthquakes in our area (even if we did... )
i went through hurricanes as a kid..
i dont think i live near any volcanoes... (even if i did i would like to hope i would see it coming on the news)
avalanches well i do go rock/mountain climbing sometimes but mostly in the summer
and floods i think i would find a way through

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Blancmange19 2011/05/20 01:22:23

Tornados

+2
Spoken as a Midwesterner.

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faith <3 2011/05/20 01:19:28

All of the above

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u never know when something terrible can happen!

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Sin 2011/05/20 01:03:35

Hurricane

+2
I don't know why though, I hate hurricanes most.

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Fannie 2011/05/20 00:28:38

Other

+3
Fire

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Caroline - fan of Audubon 2011/05/20 00:17:19

Other

+3
The chance of any of those happening in my area are remote, though I will never say never. I think the one that would scare me more is a severe earthquake because there would be little or no warning..

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Nancy~PWCM~JLA~POTL 2011/05/20 00:12:47

Other

it would be dramatic if they all happened at the same time. That would be scarey and send a profound signal.

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Rakohammas to Nancy~P... 2011/05/20 14:30:12

+1
O.O true---

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merpelyn 2011/05/19 23:57:57

All of the above

+3
they are all very scary and potentially deadly.

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Becca 2011/05/19 23:53:34

Tornados

+2
with where i live... i have never actually seen one or had one near me, but hey, its kansas... but in general, not that this is even possible where i live, but i am afraid of tsunamis

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_Ganjaa 2011/05/19 23:51:33

Tornados

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I also love them =]

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Rakohammas to _Ganjaa 2011/05/20 14:30:38

to watch them yeah! to be in them hell no! lol

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_Ganjaa to Rakohammas 2011/05/20 18:53:45

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loLz hell no i would piss my pants if iwas in one .

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Rakohammas to _Ganjaa 2011/05/20 19:45:02

LMAO

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Bowman 2011/05/19 23:49:37

Other

+2
supernova

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Happy 2011/05/19 23:49:20 (edited)

Other

+3
none, i would rather die by nature than any of the idiot homo sapiens who decide to end the life of their own species for ridiculous reasons like money or rivalry

of course this picture does not even cover my point since i would be killed if a cute cat wanted me to be.

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DiViews2013 2011/05/19 23:45:25

Tornados

+2
We had a tornado on Christmas morning when I was six years old my little brother was three. I remember my father and my older brother were not at home but they made it home later after the storm and having to walk through a water stream. The next morning we all got up and walked around the farm to survey the damage. We did not have any, but our neighbors did. But I remember my mother, little brother, and me cuddling in a corner of the house and my mother praying and explaining that God was in the storm. My heart goes out to all those people who had damage and experienced the tornado a few weeks ago,

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Rakohammas to DiViews... 2011/05/20 14:34:23

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wow...

I rmmbr when I was like 13 a big hurricane (Mitch) enter central america, including my country that had the most damage of all 5, and when the hurricane enter Honduras it was 2 am or something and we were listen though the radio, a black out was all over the country and we were all of us, in the bed with our flashlights on, just waiting.....it was horrible :(

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DiViews... to Rakohammas 2011/05/20 23:11:18

That sounds very frightening. It is always feels better once the wind has gone, but the aftermath can be heartbreaking. I still do not like the wind. I know hurricanes are worse. They bring wind and water in great force.
Glad we made it.

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wildcat 2011/05/19 23:15:37 (edited)

Tornados

I live in tornado alley. I do not fear tornadoes, but I have a healthy respect for them. My daughter and I are both county storm spotters. I was out earkuer tonight watching the sky. A tornado formed near the lake while we were out. We didn't spot it though.