Hey dumbasses. Finish filling the other bread with 500 posts.

>>14616871

Ah fuck me. That fucking thing is still around?

Tard jail. Carry on.

>>14616889

I figured it was filled up or locked by now, didn't look.

>>14616949

Problem is continental shelf falls into the deep ocean west of Canaries. Any big movement of material will displace a fuckload of water.

More happiness from Jim Stone:

The Cumbre Viaje volcano on LaPalma is now venting

UPDATE: IT IS NOW IN FULL BLOWN ERUPTION. It started with venting and is now actually going off with lava. Not a whole lot of ash

It is REAL CLOSE to houses, it looks like it is going off right in town. Sorta "where the kid's tree fort is"

Ahora mismo en la Palma pic.twitter.com/ecCZaDLuaY

— Mary Arellano Moreno (@mary_aam) September 19, 2021

Additional video. pic.twitter.com/8MFmhgMIlv

— Doge (BAL 0-1) (@IntelDoge) September 19, 2021

>>14617003

Fiji water, like some others including Starkey Springs (Idaho) are high in orthosilicates, which chelate aluminum. Guess which two have been "tagged" for so-called "high mercury levels".

>>14617031

Next thing you know (they)'ll be saying that there's a conspiracy to kill people with vacc… oh, wait. Nevermind.

>>14617030

Very interesting observation, anon.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_canariensis

Phoenix canariensis is a species of flowering plant in the palm family Arecaceae, native to the Canary Islands.