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negativenull@piefed.world to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldEnglish · 5 days ago

Those moutains are so quaint

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Those moutains are so quaint

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negativenull@piefed.world to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldEnglish · 5 days ago
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    Man in a few million years that tweet is gonna look hella dumb

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      remindmebot@lemmy.world 8 million years

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        Africa is currently splitting. But there won’t be beach front properties for millions of years.

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      New Pangea will just be one big mountain

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    The Appalachians have been mountains longer than North America has been a continent

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      To the extent that a portion of the mountain chain that formed the Appalachian Mountains is in Europe. The Appalachians were a part of the Central Pangean mountain system, which makes them older than the Atlantic Ocean.

      They’ve seen some shit.

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        That’s kind of awesome to think about.

        I’m picturing myself on Pangea. The mountains in front of me are taller than the Himalayas today. These are the Appalachians. Oh no, a dinosaur! Look out, duck! Huh, that’s not a duck that’s a QUETZALCOATLUS! Everybody run! How can we outrun a QUETZALCOATLUS?!?!?! AAAHHHHHH.

        Isn’t it beautiful?

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          Wikipedia says they date back 480 million years, during the Ordovician period. I think the atmosphere would have been pretty breathable, but plants wouldn’t conquer the land in a serious way for at least another 60 million years or so, with bugs following them. Nothing saw those mountains. If you time-traveled to the Pangean mountains, you would be the only being to ever observe them in their formative years. Eons would pass before the first plant set root at their feet. The sterile and desolate emptiness would be beyond human experience.

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            I think the atmosphere would have been pretty breathable

            HELLA breathable bruh…

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              Did you just snap a pic in your uni’s hallway

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                Wdym?

                You don’t keep a correlated history of earth at your desk? What do you do if you forget which stage is the latest stage of the upper Devonian, Frasnian or Famennian?

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                  I friggin love your cat figures they’re perfect

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                  That’s intense. Must feel good when you get to whip it out

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                  WTH? There’s no ham radio bands on that glossy desk side chart!

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            The couple of people who’ve been on the moon have seen that kind of emptiness

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            but plants wouldn’t conquer the land in a serious way for at least another 60 million years or so
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            Eons would pass before the first plant set root at their feet.

            Pretty sure the mountains will still be there. Spoiler alert. I started at the end of the book.

            you would be the only being to ever observe them in their formative years.
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            The sterile and desolate emptiness would be beyond human experience.

            That’s badass though. Except that we might be returning to that sterile and desolate emptiness here shortly.

            Also, don’t forget that fungi, algae, and lichen colonized dry land before the plants arrived, paving the way for them by eating rocks and pooping dirt.

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        And through it all, the mountains can all agree…trump is the biggest piece of shit they’ve ever heard of.

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        And as old as that is, sharks are older than the mountains.

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          Sharks are older than the North Star. Not as in Polaris wasn’t pointing north yet when the sharks evolved, but as in it hadn’t formed yet.

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      They’re older than Saturn’s rings

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        So are sharks.

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      They’re the bones of the world dawg. It’s why there’s so much spooky scary shit here (I live in Appalachia.)

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        Not just the bones of the world, they’re older than bones.

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          Older than trees.

          Older than bones.

          Drones from land masses that don’t exist anymore.

          There is rock in the Appalachian mountains without coal seams, because many formed in places before the land biomass that made coal and oil existed.

          They contain layers of fossils from ancient whales back to small crustaceans.

          480 million years ago trilobites were being heft out of the sea by the Appalachians.

          The Appalachians existed for 20 million years before bearing witness to a million year long meteor shower from the L-chondrite debris that gave the earth temporary rings.

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            This is th e best comment I’ve read on lemmy for a long time. Fascinating info and well written. Thanks for taking the time.

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      And prominence of many is still impressive. And there’s Mount Washington, where it’s so crazy you can’t predict the weather 15 minutes out.

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      And the white man brought inbreeding to those hallowed peaks and expects it to be celebrated

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        Deliverance wasn’t a celebration of culture.

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    They’re both gorgeous. Why do we have to pit two queens against one another?

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      Because one is prettier and it’s not even close

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        Not everyone likes huge Mountains, smaller ones are perfectly fine, even preferred!

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          I love the ones that won’t hold a pencil under them.

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          Yeah that’s why the Olympics are the crown jewel of the US

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        Sure, the mature East Coast Lady wins…

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    I love my Cascades and the Rockies are majestic and impressive, but the Appalachians are basically the wizened old crones of mountains. They’re weird and mysterious. They’re full of forests and traditions and stories. They demand respect.

    Also, listen, folks from the eastern Midwest are barely used to hills then having to drive through them is scary.

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      Ah, yes. The Old Gods of Appalachia.

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      I’m in Minnesota and I get super carsick just driving in Wisconsin. I’ve gone up the mountain on Orcas island in Washington and it was very beautiful but I actually thought I was gonna hurl. It feels just like those pirate ship carnival rides. I really don’t know how people ride those without getting sick.

      However the small mountains (more like big hills tbh) along the north shore of Lake Superior are fine and don’t make sick at all for some reason.

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        Pallisade head! I love the north shore. Moved away and miss it quite a bit

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      Don’t forget, they are older and LOCATED IN THE RIGHT SPOT! Fucking Rockies just decide to pop up wherever they feel like.

      Edit: spelling is hard

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        I don’t know. The Appalachians technically span an ocean. Though, they have a different name on the other side.

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          Both span an ocean …?

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    The thing about mountains is that they’re all big when you’re at the bottom of them

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      Mountains get so big because they have no natural predators.

      • Ken M.
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      A decent number of the Appalachians have roads that go near the top.

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        So does Pikes Peak in Colorado, all the way up 14,000 feet.

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        That just means they have better engineers and braver drivers, or the mountains are older and they had more time

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          braver drivers,

          I used to joke that there were no bad drivers in WV, you either learned how to drive or you fell twenty feet off the road and got impaled by a tree. Unfortunately, since I was a kid we’ve put guard rails on a lot of those places.

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    whatever you do, just don’t live down there

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      No worries: those server chunks haven’t been explored yet. Give it time.

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      Gonna fall into the ocean

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    The Sierra Nevadas are no joke. If you drive through them in wintertime you are absolutely taking a risk, not only because you’re driving on windy (if well-maintained) mountain highways, but you may get stuck in snow despite your chains and will freeze to death.

    If you are lucky, a CHP or forest ranger may see you and help you out.

    Heaven forbid you have engine trouble or run out of fuel.

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      DO NOT TAKE SHORTCUTS THROUGH THE SIERRAS!

      STICK TO ESTABLISHED TRAILS!

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        But that Hastings guy said this route would save like 2 weeks!

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        Nah, me and my elephants will cross it, and they shall not expect it!

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      I live in the Sierras and always keep a change of clothes, 72 hours of food and water (plus filter), a small pack, fishing gear and a radio in my car. You never know what could happen. I’ve had quick fishing trips turn into unplanned overnighters and had snow or fallen trees or wildfires block roads at all times of the year. We have exactly 2 roads into and out of our little valley.

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        May wanna add a camping saw or chainsaw to your kit.

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    Thats cute.

    Look at the danish mountains and despair!

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

    Sky Mountain! a whopping peak height of 140m elevation. A hike so deadly that it is a time honored tradition to let our kindergarten aged children ‘climb’ it. Takes an afternoon (barely) and theres a small giftshop selling icecream and knick knacks on top of it.

    Try and best that yanks! 😎

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      Sky mountains?

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      Just love the first sentence

      “Himmelbjerget (“The Sky Mountain” or “The Mountain of Heaven”) is a hill”

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        that whole country walks up for gatherings.

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      Oh wow even the Netherlands that is as flat as a pancake and half the country sits below sea level has a higher mountain

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

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        the dutch and the danish, united in having a flat as fuck country and a love for pastries ✊

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          And bicycles

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      Sky Mountain? Then it’s basically the same as the Tian Shan ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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      My hometown has a “mountain” almost twice as tall as this. And it’s nowhere near the Alps or Rocky Mountains.

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    Ours are older and were taller.

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    The geographical feature that you have no control over is for losers.

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      What’s that? Can’t hear you, I’m a mile above sea level and breathing the freshest god damn air on Earth.

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        Up? Where all my smog goes?

        Nice try, skylanders. I’m going underground, where the real fresh air is hiding.

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          And here’s your national anthem

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            How do you know our Deep Anthems?! Reveal your treasonous source, skylander!

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    Western trails: Ascend on nicely-graded switchbacks.

    Eastern trails: Ascend straight up a seasonal creek bed.

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      That’s actually incredibly real

      I about died on old butt knob in NC at my peak fitness

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        Hehe, butt knob

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          If you like that one, check out Beaver Lick and Big Bone Lick.

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            Bunch of dick themed mountains in Maine too

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        Million to one shot, Doc. Million to one.

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      This guy hikes

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    Its not the height, it’s the age. Thar be eldritch monsters in the Appalachians. Rockies is just aliens and (Gay) Bigfoot

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      The Appalachians are older than trees and bones and exist across three continents.

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      Shit. Sierra Nevadas are straight up on fire.

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      Hey now, do you really think all the eldritch monsters just stayed in the appalachians? No.

      Thats why there are skinwalkers in the rockies; they’re just wendigo that heard there were taller mountains forming in the west and decided to migrate over.

      /s

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        You shouldn’t talk about those things.

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    I had no idea the US was voxel based - no wonder everyone seems so strange over there!

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    if “my mountains can beat up your mountains” is some element of the conversation, i’m not talking at all, i’m walking the other direction

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      What if it’s a titty fight, but nobody wants to say the word titty?

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        my moobs can beat up your mountains

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        I found out that pierced nipples give you an edge in titty fighting

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          I’ve found they’re a double edged sword, they do great until your bar is stuck in her ring…

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        Let the titties do the talkin

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      South America looks at both and snorts… “You call those mountains!!” These babies are started with the breakup of Pangea and are still growing.

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

      First time I was flying into Santiago, I was amazed when we hit 3,000m and looked way up at the mountains out the window.

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        They also have the only empire we know of that used mountains as its imperial core rather than as internal boundaries. Even Rome which was located in the famously mountainous Italy and was a land power treated the mountains as an inconvenience. But the Inca were just like “fuck you, we’re mountain people”

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    It’s true, got no mountains here. Go vacation somewhere else.

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      Going crazy trying to figure out where you’re standing for that angle. From the south west?

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        Pretty sure I’m at the top of Jackson slide on colden looking at Algonquin.

        Actually maybe cruciflyer

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          Oh shit, I thought I was looking at Washington from a funny angle. I always forget about the 'Dacks, typical Maine behavior.

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      That’s not really much of a mountain.

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        Yeah, I said don’t come here.

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          I’ve been there. It was cute.

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      Brother, I live in a valley that is higher elevation than the peaks of your mountain

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      Bro that’s a hill.

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      I mean that’s a nice hill, I guess. I can see taller ones in every cardinal direction from my house.

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        Pretty sure I said, go somewhere else

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