Hole bigger than Texas

[zuluwarrior]

Hole bigger than Texas
5:00AM Friday May 09, 2008

A large sinkhole that has swallowed up oil field equipment and vehicles in southeastern Texas is still growing but there have been no reports of injuries or damage to homes.

Television news footage showed a tractor, oil field equipment and telephone poles falling into the sinkhole as it grew near Daisetta, northeast of Houston.

Mary Credeur, a dispatcher with the Daisetta Police Department, says vehicles from a nearby state highway were being diverted. The sinkhole was believed to be at least 183m long and 46m deep.

Officials are trying to determine what caused the sinkhole, but the area's history as an oil town might provide a clue.

This is ah super hole , guys ah know alyuh know wah ah talkin bout  it taking anything

[Quags]

a boring video of it ,that weird the earth eating there town.

http://www.khou.com/video/index.html?nvid=243308

[D.H.W]

i say global warming who with me  ?

[zuluwarrior]

All ah allyuh who believe that scientist have the  answer  for this one please step foward and bring the scientist wid dem to stop this hole

from growin .

[capodetutticapi]

reminds me of de movie tremors.

[pecan]

i say global warming who with me  ?

Al Gore and David Suzuki

[D.H.W]

i say global warming who with me  ?

Al Gore and David Suzuki

  ill take that

[WestCoast]

i say global warming who with me  ?

Al Gore and David Suzuki

  ill take that

actually it is "Climate Change"

dais when Toronto HOTTER dan Victoria in May    where did spring go???

[zuluwarrior]

Daisetta, Texas, May 8, 2008—Looking something like a prehistoric tar pit, a giant sinkhole yawns across the landscape of a southeast Texas town.

The huge hole formed suddenly on May 7 and rapidly began expanding, swallowing up vehicles, telephone poles, and oil-drilling equipment. Now some 600 feet (180 meters) wide, the crater seems to have stopped growing but sits filled with debris, water, and oil.

Scientists are stumped as to what caused the formation. Theories include subsidence caused by oil drilling in the area and subsurface erosion caused by the underground storage of salt water, a by-product of oil production.

[TriniCana]

hmmmm that topic line too easy oui

but ah go try

ah sure dat is what dey next man ah Shaq ex wife go say to she 

ah gone

[zuluwarrior]

Trini if you notice the topic line did not say yuh read wat it say and leave it so .

[TriniCana]

Trini if you notice the topic line did not say yuh read wat it say and leave it so .

 
but ah jus find it was easy for dey slack and wotless minds around.
mine included.   ok ok ok  ah leavin it so